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Verified means a RiseAid volunteer confirmed hours and intake within 12 months. Everything else is source-seeded; call ahead.

South Pasadena, CASource-seeded · not yet verified

211 California

Network of county 211 call centers covering housing, food, utility help, health care, and mental health referrals across California. Use the Find Your 211 page to reach the center for your county, which can be called or texted.

Shelter & housingFoodBenefits & cashHealth & medication
FLSource-seeded · not yet verified

MyACCESS Public Benefits

Florida Department of Children and Families, Office of Economic Self-Sufficiency

Florida's single application for SNAP food assistance, Medicaid, Temporary Cash Assistance and the Refugee Services Program. The MyACCESS self-service portal is open around the clock; a customer call center handles questions and case changes.

Benefits & cashFoodHealth & medication
850-300-4323MyACCESS portal available 24/7
GASource-seeded · not yet verified

Georgia Gateway

Georgia Department of Human Services

The state's online portal for applying for SNAP, Medicaid, TANF, Refugee Cash Assistance, WIC and childcare assistance, and for the Pathways to Coverage Medicaid option for adults 19–64. Applications are available in other languages and free interpreters are offered by phone.

Benefits & cashFoodHealth & medication
877-423-4746
ILSource-seeded · not yet verified

211 Illinois

Free information and referral line for every Illinois resident needing non-emergency help with housing, utilities, food, mental health, or health care. Dial 211 or text your zip code any time of day.

Shelter & housingFoodBenefits & cashHealth & medication
21124/7
ILSource-seeded · not yet verified

ABE – Application for Benefits Eligibility

Illinois Department of Human Services

Illinois's portal and call center for SNAP, cash assistance, and Medicaid. Apply online or by paper form IL444-2378B; applications are reviewed at a local Family Community Resource Center, and emergency SNAP can be ready within five days.

Benefits & cashFoodHealth & medication
800-843-6154Call center Mon–Fri 8–5
Detroit, MISource-seeded · not yet verified

Alternatives For Girls

Detroit agency for homeless and at-risk girls and young women, including trafficking and domestic violence survivors. Street outreach teams offer food, clothing, and hygiene kits; the Crisis Resource Center connects survivors to shelter, health care, and workforce programs.

Shelter & housingSafety & protectionJobs & trainingHealth & medication
888-234-3919
MISource-seeded · not yet verified

MI Bridges

Michigan Department of Health and Human Services

Michigan's online portal for applying for food assistance (SNAP), Medicaid, cash assistance, child care, and emergency relief, and for reporting changes on an open case. A help desk supports the website; Medicaid questions go to the beneficiary help line.

Benefits & cashFoodHealth & medication
844-799-9876
NCSource-seeded · not yet verified

NC 211

United Way of North Carolina

Free, confidential information line that connects North Carolinians to verified help with housing, utilities, food, health care, and transportation. Dial 2-1-1 from any phone in the state and choose your language when prompted.

Shelter & housingFoodBenefits & cashHealth & medication
888-892-116224 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year
Raleigh, NCSource-seeded · not yet verified

North Carolina Refugee Assistance Program

NC State Refugee Office, NCDHHS Division of Social Services

Administers cash and medical assistance for the first 12 months after arrival plus employment services, case management, English classes, and immigration help for refugees, asylees, trafficking victims, and SIV and parolee populations. Applications are taken at county DSS offices rather than the state office.

Benefits & cashHealth & medicationJobs & trainingLegal help
919-527-6300
NCSource-seeded · not yet verified

Project FIGHT

The Salvation Army of North Carolina

Statewide anti-trafficking program offering crisis intervention and long-term case management for trafficking survivors, including safety planning, food, shelter, medical and dental care, help replacing identification, immigration and legal referrals, and ESL. Reach the program by its dedicated hotline or email.

Safety & protectionShelter & housingID & documentsLegal help
919-390-6731
NYSource-seeded · not yet verified

211 New York

United Way of New York State

Free, confidential information and referral line covering food, housing, utilities, health and mental health, and substance use anywhere in the state. Dial 211 or text your ZIP code; a guided online search is at search.211newyork.org.

Shelter & housingFoodBenefits & cashHealth & medication
21124/7/365
NCSource-seeded · not yet verified

NC Medicaid Application

NC Medicaid, NCDHHS

North Carolina expanded Medicaid in December 2023, so most adults with low income can get coverage. Apply online through ePASS (listed as Medical Assistance), by phone or walk-in at your county DSS, or by mailing a signed application; decisions take up to 45 days, 90 for disability.

Health & medicationBenefits & cash
888-245-0179NC Medicaid Contact Center Mon–Fri 8–5, closed state holidays
OHSource-seeded · not yet verified

Ohio 211

United Way 211 (Ohio Department of Children and Youth funded)

Free information and referral line for housing, food, utilities, health care, recovery, and legal help across Ohio. Dial 211 from any phone or use the online chat; coverage is expanding to all 88 counties.

Shelter & housingFoodBenefits & cashHealth & medication
21124 hours a day, 365 days a year
Cleveland, OHSource-seeded · not yet verified

Cleveland Rape Crisis Center

24/7 call-or-text crisis line plus counseling, advocacy, support groups, and a drop-in center with services specifically for survivors of human trafficking, including low-barrier Hep-C testing. Spanish-language services and support for Deaf survivors available.

Safety & protectionMental health & counselingHealth & medication
216-619-6192Crisis line 24/7
OHSource-seeded · not yet verified

Ohio Benefits

Ohio Department of Job and Family Services / Ohio Department of Medicaid

Online portal to apply for SNAP food assistance, Medicaid, Ohio Works First cash assistance, and child care in one application using an OHID login. In-person and phone help is through your county Job and Family Services office; the Medicaid Consumer Hotline answers coverage questions.

Benefits & cashFoodHealth & medication
800-324-8680
PASource-seeded · not yet verified

PA 211

Free, confidential information and referral line for all of Pennsylvania. Call or text to be connected to local help with housing, utilities, food, employment and other needs; a searchable directory is at search.pa211.org.

Shelter & housingFoodBenefits & cashHealth & medication
21124/7/365
PASource-seeded · not yet verified

Apply for Benefits through COMPASS

Pennsylvania Department of Human Services

Pennsylvania's application portal for SNAP, Medical Assistance, cash assistance and related programs. Apply online at COMPASS, through the myCOMPASS PA mobile app, by phone through the Statewide Customer Service Center, or in person at a County Assistance Office.

Benefits & cashFoodHealth & medication
877-395-8930
TXSource-seeded · not yet verified

2-1-1 Texas

Texas Health and Human Services Commission

Free information and referral line for food, housing, health care, utility help and other local services anywhere in Texas. Dial 2-1-1 or the toll-free number, or use the English or Spanish live chat on the website.

Benefits & cashFoodShelter & housingHealth & medication
877-541-7905
TXSource-seeded · not yet verified

Your Texas Benefits

Texas Health and Human Services Commission

The state's online portal to apply for SNAP food benefits, TANF cash help, Medicaid and CHIP health coverage, WIC, and support services. Applications can also be made at an HHSC benefit office or community partner.

Benefits & cashFoodHealth & medication
West Valley City, UTSource-seeded · not yet verified

International Rescue Committee — Salt Lake City

IRC

Resettles refugees arriving in Utah and also serves asylees, trafficking survivors, torture survivors, and other immigrants from its West Valley office. New arrivals get a furnished home, temporary rent help, school enrollment, health care access, and English classes; longer-term programs cover job placement, financial coaching, small business support, and immigration services.

Shelter & housingJobs & trainingLegal helpHealth & medication
801-328-1091