Washington County Department of Human Services - WASHINGTON COUNTY
167 N Main St.
Washington, PA - 15301
- (724) 223-4300
About Washington County Department of Human Services - WASHINGTON COUNTY
Last-Modified: 2024-03-14 03:13:57Washington County Department of Human Services - WASHINGTON COUNTY provides case management, rental assistance, bridge housing, emergency shelters and innovative supportive housing services to prevent homelessness and help individuals experiencing homelessness find refuge and care.
Learn more about the Homeless Assistance Program. Low-Income Home Energy Assistance Program: This program helps eligible low-income families pay their heating bills by sending cash grants directly to the utility company.
The LIHEAP hotline phone number is 1-866-857-7095.
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Because of the virus I can only work one job I use to have and because I work in the health system and was only allowed to work in fear of the virus now hard for me to pay the rent food and my Bill's I need help
I was wondering if I would qualify for rental assistance and or security deposit to move to my new apartment. I have to leave my sisters house due to her kids having to move back in because of the pandemic.
