ARE YOU IN NEED OF HELP?
Neighbor by Neighbor provides emergency and short-term assistance to people in need. Some of the most common ways we can help are listed below. You'll also find guidance on how to qualify and apply for help.
WAYS WE CAN HELP
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Emergency housing assistance
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Rent/mortgage
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Utilities
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Water
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Food & hygiene pantry
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GED assistance
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Financial planning
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Referrals to trusted organizations that can provide additional help
HOW TO QUALIFY FOR HELP
Neighbor by Neighbor provides a wide range of services to people in the community who meet these criteria.
If you do not meet Neighbor by Neighbor’s requirements, do not give up. You can call United Way’s 2-1-1 to be connected with organizations with different service areas or income requirements.
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You must live in one of these ZIP codes to apply for assistance:
New Buffalo – 49117
Three Oaks – 49128
Sawyer – 49125
Lakeside – 49116
Union Pier – 49129
Bridgman – 49106
Galien – 49113
New Troy – 49119
Baroda – 49101
Harbert – 49115
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Qualifications for assistance include income not higher than 225% of the poverty level and/or fall within ALICE qualifications (Asset Limited Income Constrained, Employed). Link to more information about ALICE >>
# in Houshold Maximum Annual Income
1 $ 32,805
2 $ 44,370
3 $ 55,935
4 $ 67,500
5 $ 79,065
6 $ 90,630
7 $102,195
8 $113,760