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Emergency & Supportive Services
- Prevention of client utility termination
- Rental assistance for eviction protection and deposit requirements
- Assistance in paying utility bills in crisis
- Assistance in paying utility bills in non-crisis
- Life Threatening medication and/ or medical supplies
- Transportation Services
- Driver's License/Personal ID
- Birth Certificate
- Work Tools/Uniforms
- Assistance with registration fees, uniforms and tutoring: Football, Basketball, Arts, Reading, Baseball, Math, Science, and Technology
COMMUNITY SERVICES BLOCK GRANT (CSBG)
POVERTY INCOME GUIDELINES
FY 2008-2009
NUMBER OF PEOPLE 125% MONTHLY WEEKLY
1 $13,000 $1,083.00 $250.00
2 $17,500 $1,458.00 $336.00
3 $22,000 $1,833.00 $423.00
4 $26,500 $2,208.00 $509.00
5 $31,000 $2,583.00 $596.00
6 $35,500 $2,958.00 $682.00
7 $40,000 $3,333.00 $769.00
8 $44,500 $3,708.00 $855.00
ADD THIS AMOUNT FOR EACH ADDITIONAL PERSON IN
THE HOUSEHOLD WITH MORE THAN EIGHT (8) PEOPLE
--------------------------------------------------------------------------- $4,500
*THESE INCOME LIMITS ARE BASED ON THE 2008 U.S.
DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES
POVERTY INCOME GUIDELINES PUBLISHED IN THE
FEDERAL REGISTER, VOL. 73, NUMBER 15, JANUARY
23, 2008 pp. 3971-3972.
Contact :
Renae Cotton
Family Development Specialist
438-4021 ext. 20