Family Promise NFDFreedom to Work
The goal of Family Promise's Freedom to Work Program is employment success to end homelessness and assistance with childcare and car costs.
Families with at least one child under the age of 18
From familypromisenfd.org/freedom-to-work ↗About this program
Keeping families housed is often the fastest and most effective way to prevent homelessness. Our Prevention and Stabilization Programs provide short-term financial assistance and support to help families remain safely in their homes during times of crisis.
The Family Promise program developed to prevent homelessness before it begins.
Prevention Includes: Rental Assistance, Utility Assistance, Eviction Prevention Assistance, Move-In and Security Deposit Assistance.
Services Include: Case Management, Financial Coaching, Community Resource Referrals, Emergency Supplies (basic hygiene, cleaning supplies, etc.).
Questions
Who must qualify for this program?
Must have at least one child under the age of 18
What does Prevention include?
Rental Assistance, Utility Assistance, Eviction Prevention Assistance, Move-In and Security Deposit Assistance
What services are included?
Case Management, Financial Coaching, Community Resource Referrals, Emergency Supplies (basic hygiene, cleaning supplies, etc.
Details
- Who
- Families with at least one child under the age of 18
- Ages
- Under 18 (at least one child in the family)
Run by
Prevention & Stabilization ProgramThe Family Promise program developed to prevent homelessness before it begins.
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Aftercare ProgramThe Family Promise Aftercare program designed to secure long-term stabilization for families that have graduated back into independent housing.