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Post Disaster Housing Assistance

Programs that provide for the short and long-term housing needs of individuals and families who have lost their place of residence in a major disaster or large-scale emergency by providing them with a mechanism for reporting damage, by arranging for temporary housing while their homes are being repaired or rebuilt, by helping them identify alternative short and/or long-term housing replacement arrangements, by supporting their ability to make structural repairs that will enable them to return to their homes, or by supporting their ability to rebuild. Some forms of post disaster housing assistance are generally also available to individuals who have experienced a localized incident such as a house fire that has made them temporarily homeless.

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Abuse Services

Cultural Competency Language Access

Thru: Willow Domestic Violence Center

Eligibility:
Emergency shelter: Survivors of domestic violence and their children (ages birth-18 years of age or up to 21 if special needs).
Languages:
Spanish, American Sign Language
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Willow Domestic Violence Center

Rochester, NY

Hours:
24 hours.

Business Development Center

Language Access

Thru: Urban League of Rochester New York

Eligibility:
Minority group members, women, dislocated workers, and individuals with a disability.
Languages:
Spanish
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Urban League of Rochester New York

265 N Clinton Avenue
Rochester, NY

Hours:
Office: M-F 9:00AM-5:00PM. Classes and workshops are also held on evenings and weekends.

Emergency and Family Assistance Program

Language Access

Thru: Baden Street Settlement

Eligibility:
Resident of area served.
Languages:
Spanish
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Baden Street Settlement - Emergency and Family Assistance Department

13 Vienna Street
Rochester, NY

Hours:
M-F 8:30AM-5:00PM. Closed for lunch: 1:00PM-2:00PM. Call before 4:30PM. After-hours available by appointment only before 8:30AM and after 5:00PM. Please call first.

Morale Center

Cultural Competency

Thru: Veterans Outreach Center, Inc.

Eligibility:
Proof of veteran​/discharge status.
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Veterans Outreach Center, Inc.

447 South Avenue
Rochester, NY

Hours:
M-F 8:30AM-4:30PM.

Prevention & Diversion Program

Cultural Competency Language Access

Thru: Family Promise of Greater Rochester

Eligibility:
Households must have child under the age of 18 or be at least 8 months pregnant to be eligible. Call for information.
Languages:
Spanish
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Family Promise of Greater Rochester

142 Webster Avenue
Rochester, NY

Hours:
M-F 9:00AM-5:00PM.

Rapid Rehousing

Thru: Person Centered Housing Options

Eligibility:
Must be homeless.
Languages:
Spanish
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Person Centered Housing Options

400 West Avenue
Rochester, NY

Strengthening Working Families Initiative

Thru: Rochester Rehabilitation Center

Eligibility:
Individual resides in Monroe County, is 18 years and older, and is the primary caregiver of child or children: 13 years old or younger. (Please note: if a child has a disability-eligibility can be up to 18 years of age). Individual is interested in increasing skills through short term training and​/or career advancement in Health Care, Advanced Manufacturing, or Information Technology.
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Rochester Rehabilitation Center-University Avenue

1357 University Avenue
Rochester, NY

Temporary Financial Assistance

Language Access

Thru: Monroe County Department of Human Services

Eligibility:
Income guidelines apply. Call or walk-in for information.
Languages:
Spanish
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Monroe County Human Services Department St. Paul Street

691 Saint Paul Street
Rochester, NY

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