Healthcare and social services enrollment.
Contact:
512-739-3465; nisreen@aachi.org
Diaper Pick-Up Day for Families each Friday
Contact: Website
8711 Burnet Road Building B (in the back)
Homeless prevention and rapid rehousing program. This program provides emergency funding to help people pay their rent, housing, and other expenses.
Contact: (512) 972-5011 or (512)-972-5780
Provides counseling related to the eviction process, tenant-landlord issues, mediates disputes, provides workshops, and identifies fair housing issues to resolve or minimize discriminatory housing practices.
Contact: 512-474-7006; Website
Free food assistance - They do NOT have Halal meat.
Contact: Website
Plus 1 fund provides emergency financial help if you are having temporary difficulty paying utility bills. Customers may also contribute to this fund via their monthly utility bills.
Contact: Website or (512) 494-9400.
Healthcare services for uninsured individuals; for people experiencing coronavirus-like symptoms (e.g. fever, cough, shortness of breath) CommUnityCare will triage people over the phone and send them to the appropriate location. People with no established provider should call the number above rather than come in to a clinic to prevent any potential spread of the virus.
Contact: 512-978-8775; Website
Food service - various food pantries assistance in your area.
Contact: Website
Delivering free of charge for HEB deliveries for the ELDERLY ONLY. This is restricted to ages 60+.
Contact: 1-833-397-0080 (7 AM to 1 PM, 7 days a week). Website
General resources for food, health & housing.
Contact: Dial 2-1-1. Website
AuntBertha - website to locate resources near you
Receive financial assistance with rent, utilities, bills, and food assistance
Contact: 210-338-0541. Website
Psychiatric and mental health services; drug & alcohol treatment.
Contact: 24-Hour Crisis Hotline 512-472-HELP (4357)
Free meals delivered for elderly 60 and above
Contact: Website
Provides fianancial assistance with rent, utilities, bills; food assistance; MCSS is a Plus 1 Partner - have access to funding to help pay City of Austin utility bills
Contact: info@mcssaustin.org; 512-240-2247
Drive-Thru FREE grocery event EVERY SUNDAY- By Registration ONLY. Link will be posted on the website on Friday at 2:00PM and on NAMCC Facebook page.
Contact: Website
Providing humanitarian assistance. TEXT message ONLY (no phone calls): 512 900 6402. Text the following details:
Language, Name, Good time for us to call you back
Contact: Text ONLY (512) 900 - 6402
If you or someone you know is in need, you will be contacted to verify eligibility, come and we will deliver the basic food supplies from our food pantry.
Priority will be given to: Individuals having financial difficulties, elderly over 60 years, and individuals with medical conditions that prevents you to go grocery shopping
Contact: Text ONLY 512-931-4090: full name, address, preferred language
Pantry hours: open 24/7; access food and personal hygiene items
Contact: 1906 Nueces St. Austin, 78705
Drive-Thru FREE bread event EVERY DAY- 11AM-3PM
Contact: 11220 N Lamar Blvd, Austin, Texas, 78753
Apply for Unemployment Benefits:
Contact: Website
Utility assistance, Rent and mortgage assistance, Home repair/weatherization referrals, Licensed social work and case, management services, Burial services, Bread donation program Senior lunch program by Meals on Wheels, Online application site for SNAP, Medicaid, CHIP, with TxHHSC Community Partner Program
Contact: Website
Supportive employment services
Contact: Website
Good website with information and resources for refugees, new immigrants and asylum seekers in the Austin area:
Contact: Website
Are you having trouble paying your electricity or water bill? You can get help with your utility bill here.
Contact: Website
FACE’s mission is to drive focused cultural change among Muslims that leads to transparent survivor-centered community safety and leader accountability, outside the criminal legal system, for those who abuse their positions of trust and authority.
Contact: Website
Chaplaincy sessions and spaces are intentionally non-judgmental, safe, and inclusive conversation spaces where all are welcome, regardless of any difference. They are an opportunity for you to check-in with the chaplain on any matter, with the focus being on your faith path, life’s challenges, spirituality, current events, etc. Chaplaincy services are intended for and open to all members of the community, not just those who may be in a rough patch.
Contact: Website