Hello Emil,
The posting you sent me for Oct. 4th, 07.
Is this a link for me so I can report things?
Thanks for adding me to your link on Oct. 2nd.
Been busy with business things.
Hope to get back in for chats and advise soon.
Thanks for your time,
sshea1
Hello,
The USDA has several program under their single family housing programs, I hope one will work for you. The link is below titled: The Housing and Community Facilities Programs.
GOD BLESS The Housing and Community Facilities Programs
FYI
Are you a consumer with questions about… Buying a home?
Qualifying for a loan?
FHA loans?
Down payment assistance?
HUD Homes?
Follow the link below for the answers to these questions.
GOD BLESS The FHA Resource Center
FYI
Question:
Is there any assistance that would help me pay for repairs to a home I want to purchase?
Answer:
FHA's Streamlined 203(k) program permits homebuyers to finance up to an additional $35,000 into their mortgage to improve or upgrade their home before move-in. With this new product, homebuyers can quickly and easily tap into cash to pay for property repairs or improvements, such as those identified by a home inspector or FHA appraiser.
To find out more about this program, follow the link below.
GOD BLESS Streamlined 203(k) Limited Repair Program
FYI
Question:
Where can I go to get health care regardless of my ability to pay?
Answer:
Hill-Burton Free Care Program.
Hill-Burton obligated facilities provide free or reduced-cost services to those who are unable to pay.
To find out more about this program, follow the link below.
GOD BLESS Where can I go to get health care regardless of my ability to pay?
FYI
Organization:
Gambio
Discription:
Qambio is a central market place that redefines the way that you get financial aid, the way that you give financial aid, and the way that you can positively influence the lives of others through your own personal participation.
To find out more about this organization, follow the link below.
GOD BLESS Gambio
Posted in sshea1 on Jun 8, 2007... modified on Jun 8, 2007
FYI
Organization:
Modest Needs
Discription:
Founded in 2002, Modest Needs is an award-winning charity that works to stop the cycle of poverty before it starts for low-income workers struggling to afford emergency expenses like those we've all encountered before: the unexpected auto repair, the unanticipated trip to the doctor, the unusually large winter heating bill.
To find out more about Modest Needs, follow the link below.
GOD BLESS Modest Needs
Posted in sshea1 on Jun 7, 2007... modified on Jun 7, 2007
FYI
DSHS
Emergency Programs Offered Include:
Emergency Medical Programs
Emergency Food Assistance
Emergency Cash Assistance
The Application for Benefits is available in several languages.
GOD BLESS
DSHS Emergency Programs
Posted in Rosa2 on May 28, 2007... modified on May 28, 2007
Hello,
Try the links below.
The two organizations have limits on the payment they can do but you can still look for help there as well as posting here.
Also try local churches as well as The Salvation Army, Goodwill, and Catholic Charities.
I have several web links posted on my members page for viewing.
GOD BLESS
SSHEA1
Catholic Charities Qambio another site to post on Modest Needs
Hello,
Hud has several program for low to moderate income individuals.
Below are several links.
I would look at the Hud Prgram web site and go from there.
I hope this helps your friend.
GOD BLESS
SSHEA1
Self help housing Hud programs Senior housing site
FYI
Providing clients with fast, easy access to information and resources has always been a number one priority at HUD. And now, in the information age, we are delighted to offer HUDCLIPS on the Web! This new information service offers HUD clients FREE access to HUD's official repository of policies, procedures, announcements, and other materials. HUD CLIPS
Posted in littleredhead on Mar 28, 2007... modified on Apr 11, 2007
Hello,
Have you asked your local church?
Have you asked for help from the Salvation Army. I know they help homeless people to receive a one way ticket home. Maybe ask them or Good Will Industries.
GOD BLESS
FYI
Free Rides to the Doctor for Grandma
Many seniors have to give up driving their cars, perhaps because of the cost or illness. But then how do they get to the doctor or the bank or the store? Many rely upon their friends and children to solve their transportation needs, but there are times when you need to come up with another alternative. The Eldercare Locator provides access to an extensive network of organizations serving older people at the sate and local community levels. This service can connect you to information sources for a variety of services, including transportation. For more information, contact Eldercare Locator, National Association of Area Agencies on Aging, Washington, DC 20201; 800-677-1116 between 9 a.m. and 8 p.m. EST; or use link below.
GOD BLESS The Administration on Aging
