Camden County Social Services Emergency Assistance
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520 Market St
Camden, NJ - 08102
- (856) 225-8101
About Camden County Social Services Emergency Assistance
Last-Modified: 2021-01-07 07:17:01Emergency Housing Services are provided for TANF (Temporary Assistance to Needy Families), GA (General Assistance) and SSI (Supplemental Security Income) families and individuals who are homeless due to incidents of domestic violence, fire or flood, or other similar disasters; or when there is documentation of a pending eviction or when an actual eviction has occurred. Eligible families may receive temporary shelter, and/or financial assistance to secure permanent housing or replacement of necessary items. Assistance and arrangements can be made for individuals with landlord/tenant problems. Emergency assistance with utility bills may be offered for TANF, GA, and SSI clients. Eligibility - TANF (Temporary Assistance to Needy Families), GA (General Assistance) and SSI (Supplemental Security Income) recipients eligible for monetary benefits. Others eligible for Counseling and Information/Referral. Application Instructions Fees - None Business Hours - 8:30am-4:30pm Mon, Tue, Wed and Fri; 7:30am-7:30pm Thu Area Served - Camden County
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Do they offer emergency cash to pay rent?
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What documents are required to apply for cash payment help?
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Do you know if a person collecting unemployment can qualify to get rent assistance at this location?
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Do you know if a person collecting unemployment can qualify to get rent assistance at this location?
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4 Reviews of Camden County Social Services Emergency Assistance
Need help with housing I'm homeless in Philadelphia
I have applied for assistance at the housing office at 600 Market St. and was emphatically denied by Ms. Claudia Williams. I provided certifications and letters of residency. She said because the housing was "Sober Living" she would NEVER approve the assistance and told me I should go to a shelter with "other people like me". I found this housing right out of rehab and it is state certified. Why should I have to go to a shelter?? My sobriety would be at risk if I had to be surrounded by other addicts not in recovery. I feel as my application was cast aside to NOT make funds available to me as I am a middle aged white male. I believe this woman should be reprimanded as she has no business in an industry that is supposed to have compassion as a backbone.
I have no income or food . how can i get help and about to lose my apt
I would greatly appreciate it if you could help me with rental assistance. I have a letter from my landlord to pay the past due balance of $4920.00, 2020, would be a year I personally will not forget. I was in a car accident someone hit me and I received injuries, my car was totaled and here comes COVID-19 so, needless to say I find myself trying to recover from injuries, car and unable to work. So, currently I’m trying to seek help for my back rent. Thank you for any help you can provide.
