Ladies,
Would any one of you know of a place where I can get assistance to save my place. I live in an apartment with my two kids and we may be evicted this month. I need to come up with $2000 today in court. We have no other place to go and I have asked all the people I possible could to see if they could help us. If you have any suggestions, I am very much open to it.
Thank you in advance.
I would like to thank everyone for responding and giving great advice about my eviction notice. I am happy to report that my girls and I are able to stay in our place due to the help of Social Services. To God Be The Glory!!!
Go to the department of social services. I'm sure they have a program to help you but it does take them a while to do things so I don't think they can help you today in court.
I was a volunteer for United Way and they informed us that they help people in these situations.
Contact this one and find out what you need to do.
I believe you can dial 211 from your landline to get to them.
If that doesn't work call the number below and ask them, what you need to do.
United Way of the National Capital Area
1725 I Street, NW, Suite 200
Washington, DC 20006
###-###-####
http://www.unitedwaynca.org/
Where do you live? I recently have received rental assistance from social services and another non-profit and they paid a substantial amount to assist me both times since December. You definitely should check with your social service department.
There should be a renter's assistance place in your area. I'll be praying for you.
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Hi Sweetie,
I feel for you and your situation, I was there a few years ago facing eviction with my daughter and son. I was actually turned down by my church for assistance. The money was given to me unexpectedly by my SIL but I had to end up moving back home with my parents anyway because my account had been fraudulently wiped out. I have my own home now but it was a very trying and humbling situation for me.
The following is the link to Social Services, to check eligibility and to apply for Emergency Eviction Assistance:
http://www.co.pg.md.us/Government/AgencyIndex/Social_Serv...
Hopefully they'll be able to help and you can use the judgment from court as proof. If not have you tried asking your church or family? I'll be praying for you and your girls.
God Bless,
~S.
Try Social Services or Housing department in your area
