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Salvation Army Washtenaw County financial programs.

The Salvation Army works to help people of Washtenaw County and Ann Arbor change their lives for the better. During this time frame, some short term, emergency financial aid for basic needs, including rent, food, utility bills or transportation (among other services) may be provided. There is everything from free food from a pantry to back to school supplies, motel or gasoline vouchers, utility bill help and free Christmas toys in the Ann Arbor region. Other support is offered too in Washtenaw County as noted below.

Case managers from the Salvation Army offer some emergency and essential services as well. They work to help individuals become self-sufficient and take personal responsibility. This also includes job programs, credit counseling and other support.

The demand for assistance and support in Washtenaw County is extensive. Many people requesting help are doing so for the first time ever. Some of these individuals have even previously donated to the Salvation Army but now they are the ones who find themselves needing support.

Get free items and financial help in Washtenaw County from the Salvation Army

Some of the basic needs include a food pantry. This will have free groceries, canned goods, and maybe even perishable items. The Salvation Army also has holiday means, including at Christmas, Thanksgiving, and Easter. Whether during a holiday, or year round, the Salvation Army in Washtenaw County gives free food, groceries, personal items and more.

Financial aid encompasses eviction prevention or emergency rental assistance. Funds for paying utility bills, with a focus on winter heating costs, may also be available. There is also homeless prevention and rehousing in Michigan. Some of the more social service type resources include character-building for youth and also Community Activities.

A homeless shelter is available in the Ann Arbor Michigan region from the Staples Family Center. This is a safe, drug-free homeless shelter. Residents of the facility can receive free meals, a place to stay, and more. They will need to assist Salvation Army staff with activities such as meal preparations and daily chores. There are other resources out there as well, and find a homeless shelter near you.

 

 

 

Case managers work to offer people hope and direction as well. They will work to provide county residents with opportunities for physical, spiritual, emotional, and social growth and also create an environment of encouragement and healing.

Other support for Washtenaw County residents includes assistance that can help them make a difference in their own lives and the lives of others. Get information and maybe financial support in moving into permanent, affordable housing. One important activity and key to stability is establishing a steady income, helping people save money, and assist those dealing with poor credit. So services and resources are offered for that objective as well.

Resources for veterans - The Washtenaw County Salvation Army focuses on helping meet the needs of people that have served our country. Case managers and staff partner with the Veteran Affairs Ann Arbor Homeless Outreach to offer clients a wide range of services. The main resource is the transitional housing program. This will provide people a place to stay and resources will also assist each veteran with transitioning back into mainstream society. This includes activities such as job search assistance and help in locating a new, permanent home or apartment.

Some of the additional services provided to veterans include free housing, weekly meetings with caseworkers, and more. Salvation Army veteran activities also can encompass working or seeking employment or continuing education.

Seasonal and holiday programs in Ann Arbor area

Holiday assistance is provided from resources such as the Angel Tree Program. This can provide free Christmas assistance (such as toys, gifts, and clothing) for needy children and also senior citizens. Once an individual has been selected to participate, the Salvation Army will do its utmost best to help the less fortunate. Other Christmas presents provided may include a free food voucher, meals and/or basket. Many people and businesses from Washtenaw County also contribute to the Angel Tree, and in fact the Salvation Army depends on the generosity of these individuals.

Adopt-A-Family program is one more main Christmas program. This will allow people the ability to provide a family or child in need with a Christmas that they would not have otherwise. This is a little more comprehensive and will include providing them with a dinner, toys and/or clothing. Assistance is also available for both children and parents in the community.

 

 

 

 

Salvation Army locations in Washtenaw County also help students, whether from elementary school to college, get the items they need. This can include clothes, uniforms, computers, books, or even personal hygiene supplies. In general, this is part of the back to school giveaway that occurs during the summer or fall months,. The Salvation Army may also have free gift cards or vouchers to stores in the area,

Apply for financial assistance and services from Salvation Army in Ann Arbor region

The main centers include the following. They offer low cost thrift stores, financial help, or free vouchers for gasoline or motel room (among other financial support). Resources are limited, however the Washtenaw County Salvation Army works to assist the less fortunate.

  • 1621 S State St, Ann Arbor, MI. The thrift store and social services are at (734) 332-3474
  • 100 Arbana Dr., Ann Arbor, Michigan. For information, dial (734) 668-8353
  • 3660 Packard St., Ann Arbor, MI, dial (734) 761-7750

 

By Jon McNamara

 

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