Free Public Assistance

We have provided all of the North Carolina Free Public Assistance and programs.

Humane Society Of Buncombe County      PO Box 2532 Asheville, NC 28802 website: http://www.friends2ferals.org To aid in the long-term solution to feline overpopulation in our community through a consistant TNR (Trap-Neuter-Return) program, and low/no-cost spay/neuter assistance.To rescue, rehabilitate and rehome abused, neglected or otherwise unwanted horses, as well as providing a safe sanctuary for those too old or infirm to be rehomed.
Moore Free Care Clinic      P.O. Box 1656 Carthage, NC 28327 website: http://www.moorefreecare.org The clinic provides high-quality primary, preventive and specialty health care to limited income people in Moore County who are uninsured and can't afford access to health care.
Crisis Assistance Ministry      500-A Spratt St Charlotte, NC 28206 website: http://www.crisisassistance.org Our mission is to provide assistance and advocacy for people in financial crisis, helping them move toward self-sufficiency.
Legal Services Of Southern Piedmont, Inc.     (704)376-1600 1431 Elizabeth Ave. Charlotte, NC 28204 Using both staff and volunteer attorneys, Legal Services of Southern Piedmont provides free civil legal services to eligible low-income persons who meet financial guidelines based on 125% of the federal poverty level. LSSP's primary priorities are to ensure that poor people have food, shelter, income and freedom from domestic violence. Legal Services helps people help themselves, by using self-help programs whenever possible to empower clients to represent themselves effectively. Founded in 1967, LSSP serves Cabarrus, Gaston, Mecklenburg, Stanly and Union counties of North Carolina. LSSP does not handle criminal or traffic cases.
Mecklenburg Bar Foundation     (704)375-8624 438 Queens Road Charlotte, NC 28207 website: http://www.meckbar.org To advance public understanding and respect for the rule of law and the role of the legal profession; to promote the highest ideals of professionalism, public service and access to the legal system; and to support the goals of the Mecklenbug County Bar.
Medassist Of Mecklenburg     (704)536-1790 5516 Central Ave Charlotte, NC 28212 website: http://www.medassist.org MedAssist of Mecklenburg's mission is to improve the quality of life of eligible low-income county residents by operating a pharmacy that provides free medications, health care advocacy, and related educational services.
Ease, Inc.     (919)687-4107 301 W Main St Ste 470 Durham, NC 27701 website: http://www.tcfb.com/ease EASE, Inc. was incorporated on April 10, 1995 as a non-profit Employment Assistance Service with the purpose of providing comprehensive workforce preparedness and employment opportunities for economically challenged populations such as dislocated workers, juvenile and adult offenders, substance abusers, homeless individuals/families, welfare recipients, displaced home-makers, the working poor, and at risk youth. EASE, Inc. applied for and received funding from the North Carolina Criminal Justice Partnership Advisory Board under the Federal Crime Prevention Act in December 1995 to set up and implement employment services for Intermediate Level Offenders at the then Durham County Day Reporting Center (now Durham County Criminal Justice Resource Center). On January 2, 1996, EASE Inc. moved into office space at 301 W. Main Street, Suite 470 in downtown Durham. Development of operational structure and the service delivery program took place during the initial three-month phase.
Friends Of Triangle Seniors And Food Assistance      2530 Meridian Parkway Durham, NC 27713 website: http://www.ftsfa.org In May of 2003, Mark Prokop was given 3 months notice of a layoff at his company. It was then that he decided to take this opportunity to follow his calling and develop a non-profit organization that would meet the needs of those in the Triangle area underserved by existing organizations and institutions. After careful research, he discovered the following:> The number of senior citizens in the Triangle that needed assistance was increasing faster than services could be provided to them by existing non-profits, religious communities, and government agencies.> Individuals, couples, and families in the Triangle were running out of food more often than ever before. Many people were running out of food for the first time in their life.> Homeless Shelters, Rescue Missions, and Transitional Housing Centers in the Triangle were feeding more individuals and families than ever before.Friends of Triangle Seniors and Food Assistance (FTSFA) was formed in July, 2003 by Mark Prokop, Executive Director.In order to effectively address the identified needs, FTSFA has two different programs with individual mission statements. Mission of Friends of Triangle Seniors Program:Help Senior Citizens in the Triangle (Orange, Durham, and Wake Counties in North Carolina) with a variety of tasks which Senior Citizens are physically unable or need assistance to perform.Mission of Triangle Food Assistance Program:Immediate Needs:To provide food to individuals and families in the Triangle who are in need of food.Movable Food:To provide a timely service where perishable food gets picked up and delivered to Triangle organizations / individuals that need the food on the same/next day basis.
Community Partnership For Pets, Inc.     (828)693-5172 PO Box 1021 Flat Rock, NC 28731 website: http://www.communitypartnershipforpets.org
Cancer Services Of Gaston County Inc      246 E. Garrison Blvd. Gastonia, NC 28054 website: http://www.gastoncancerservices.org It is our mission at Cancer Services to serve the community by actively promoting healthy lifestyles and to provide support and services needed by people living with cancer.
Gospel Revelation, Inc.     (336)988-6790 Karen's Homeless Prevention - 2618-A Battleground Ave #156 Greensboro, NC 27408 website: http://www.homelesseast.org, www.localmissions.org Homeless Prevention was founded in the late 1990's and grew from one individual serving the unmet needs of Americans - poor, disabled and homeless, who receive no help from government, shelters and community programs. The unseen needs of the working Hidden Homeless, homeless children avoiding Child Protective Services and elderly 80-90 year-olds who are non-addicted, honest, Christian and moral have been rising world-wide. Our volunteers meet the unmet needs in their local communities in any country by doing for those in need what they can't do for themselves, including making a phone call or giving a ride. Projects include: mobile meals, habitat-for-humanity type projects, mobile distribution of food and clothing, rides for health care and arranging housing at a lower cost than gov't subsidized housing, providing jobs and job services, free housing and arranging housing in volunteers' homes. Our founder serves and trains others to serve in suicide prevention, hospital visits, prison ministry, ministry to new ministers and missionaries, Bible Studies and teen ministry. Our founder served in missions in 9 states and networked individuals in Service to Americans into two groups - secular at www.HomelessEast.org and Domestic Christian Missions and Missionaries at www.LocalMissions.org. Offering volunteer service, we turn help-
Greensboro Beautiful, Inc.      501 Yanceyville St Greensboro, NC 27405 website: http://www.greensborobeautiful.org To conserve and enhance the beauty and ecology of our community through public and private cooperation.
Onslow Community Ministries Inc      600 Court St Jacksonville, NC 28540 website: http://www.onslowcm.org We are dedicated to brining together the talent, people and resources in Onslow County's faith communitites in a collaborative effort to serve God by serving others. We seek to extend the values of our faith by feeding the hungry, sheltering the homeless, healing the sick and providing for other unmet human needs.
Prevent Child Abuse North Carolina, Inc.      3725 National Drive Raleigh, NC 27612 website: http://www.preventchildabusenc.org Prevent Child Abuse North Carolina is the only statewide, nonprofit organization dedicated to the prevention of child abuse and neglect in all its forms. Its statewide network of over 300 affiliated agencies work to implement child abuse prevention programs in local communities. Prevent Child Abuse North Carolina advocates for effective public policy for children and families, increases public awareness, and provides training for both professionals and volunteers.
Rural Economic Development Center, Inc.      4021 Carya Dr Raleigh, NC 27610 website: http://www.ncruralcenter.org Half of North Carolina's population lives in 15 densely populated, economically successful counties. The other half lives in 85 sparsely populated(less than 200 people per square mile), economically struggling counties. The Rural Center serves as a rural policy leader for the state, collects and distributes statistical economic information relating to rural communities, and implements capacity building programs.
True Praise And Deliverance Tabernacle     (919)834-3172 P. O. Box 14817 Raleigh, NC 27620 website: http://www.tpdt.org Provide assistance and guidance in training and educational programs, support groups, resource finder, plan and coordinate community events, provide counseling for teens and adults in multiple areas for life improvement.
Handi-Skills, Inc.     (828)298-9023 1116 Us Hwy 70 Swannanoa, NC 28778 Handi-Skills offers vocational services to disabled and/or disadvantaged clients who face a variety of barriers to employment, including autism, mental retardation, traumatic brain injury, cerebral palsy, substance abuse histories, and other developmental, physical and emotional disabilities. Handi-Skills has been continuously certified by the National Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities since 1982, is licensed by several divisions of the NC Department of Human Resources, and is a member of the NC Association of Community Rehabilitation Facilities, and the local United Way, Chamber of Commerce, Leave A Legacy Collaboration, and Drug Free Workplace Coalition.
Warren County Free Clinic     (252)257-1904 546 W. Ridgeway St Warrenton, NC 27589 website: http://www.warrencountyfreeclinic.org Our mission is provide free quality primary medical care and health access services to the uninsured residents of Warren and Vance Counties.
Cancer Services, Inc.     (336)760-9983 3175 Maplewood Ave Winston Salem, NC 27103 website: http://www.cancerservicesonline.org Cancer Services, Inc., a United Way partner agency, was established in 1955 with a mission to enhance the quality of life for individuals living with cancer, and to provide the gift of life through education. The agency serves Forsyth, Davie, Stokes and Yadkin counties of North Carolina and offers the following free services: medication assistance, home health supplies, wellness groups, Pink Broomstick® breast cancer visitation, educational programs, information and referral, patient advocacy, a telephone peer support program and transportation assistance. It is the only service agency in the Piedmont Triad that addresses these needs for all types of cancer patients. Cancer Services accepts individual contributions, corporate contributions, matching gifts, memorials and honorariums.
North Carolina Association Of Free Clinics Inc      PO Box 25893 Winston-Salem, NC 27114 website: http://www.ncfreeclinics.org The North Carolina Association of Free Clinics, formed in 1997, is a private, nonprofit, 501 (c)(3) tax-exempt organization that conducts advocacy, research, resource development, public relations, training and technical assistance on behalf of its 70 member free clinics and the people they serve.NC's free clinics provide free health care services to more than 100,000 uninsured or underinsured patients. These community-based, volunteer-driven organizations recruit over 8,000 health care professionals, and community volunteers who donated over 200,000 hours of free care.
Second Harvest Food Bank Of Northwest North Carolina, Inc.      3655 Reed St Winston-Salem, NC 27107 Second Harvest Food Bank's ministry is to reduce hunger and malnutrition in northwest North Carolina. We are committed to: -acquiring and distributing food to supplement the food needs of faith and community-based organizations; advocating for the rights of hungry people;educating the public about hunger; and pursuing partnerships with like-minded organizations.