Overcoming Poverty
Greater Cincinnati Area Services Overcoming Poverty Information
How we help Equip Families
The Salvation Army in Greater Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky offers a helping hand for those who need a little nudge. Helping in a practical way is how we believe we do the most good. The following programs are available to residents who are in need of emergency assistance:
Rent Assistance
When you don’t know where the money for your next rent payment is coming from, check with your local Salvation Army to see if funding is available for rent assistance. This type of funding ebb and flows, but if we can help, we will.
Those seeking assistance should call 513-762-5660, to schedule an in-person visit with a trained staff member.
Utility Assistance
During a long, cold winter, your heat bill swells and you receive a notice from your energy provider that all utilities will be disconnected unless you can pay the overdue balance. Or, maybe a job loss forced you to choose between paying rent or paying your electric bill. We can help.
Those seeking assistance should call 513-762-5660, to schedule an in-person visit with a trained staff member.
Rapid Re-Housing
Rapid re-housing provides short-term rental assistance and services. The goals are to help people obtain housing quickly, increase self- sufficiency, and stay housed.
With long term care management designed to transition clients from emergency shelter to permanent housing.
Those seeking housing assistance should call 513-762-5660, to schedule an in-person visit with a trained staff member.
Alleviate Hunger
We feed people daily, including the most vulnerable of our communities — underserved children in our after-school programs, the elderly at our Senior Center, women and children at our homeless shelters, people looking to better their lives at our addiction recovery facilities, survivors rebuilding their lives after a disaster, and victims of human trafficking.
Salvation Army food pantries provide groceries for families and individuals in need. Food offered at no-charge to the clients.
Those seeking assistance should call 513-762-5660.
Stats
14.80%
of adults in America currently live in poverty
1087
Corps Community Centers across the United States, providing localized programming to help individuals and families in their communities
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