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TCCAA Emergency Food and Shelter Program

Emergency Assistance

Emergency Assistance

Persons and families who are in need of emergency assistance for delinquent rent, electric bills, food or a first month’s rent payment can apply for help.  Assistance is limited and intended to meet basic needs to help you on your pathway to recovery.  Appointments can be made by contacting the Emergency Assistance Team at: (434) 404-3455, Mondays – Fridays, 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
What You'll Need to Get Startted

What You'll Need to Get Startted

To apply for assistance, you must bring all required documents to your appointment (copy of a bill or lease, all income (including food stamps), Valid I.D., (with date of birth) and Social Security numbers of everyone in the householdLandlords are required to fill out a form and submit a W-9. Failure to bring all required documents will result in a delay of receiving assistance.

FUNDED BY FEMA

The Emergency Food & Shelter Program assists with a one month amount of delinquent rent, 1st month’s rent, 30 day amount of an electric bill or food from a food bank/pantry.

(Only when funds are available)