Community Resources
Connections to practical resources that may help residents address employment, transportation, identification, benefits, food, education, and more.
More Than Housing
Stable housing is the foundation — but we know that people often need more than just a roof over their heads. Redeemed Care & Co. works to connect residents with community resources that address the practical needs that come with rebuilding stability.
The resources listed here are community-based organizations and services that may be available to residents. We do not operate or endorse these organizations — we simply aim to make it easier to find them.
Resource Directory
Find What You Need
Employment
Job training, placement services, resume assistance, and workforce development programs.
Local Workforce Development Board
Job training, career counseling, and employment placement services.
Goodwill Career Center
Free job training, resume help, and employment support services.
Vocational Rehabilitation Services
Support for individuals with disabilities seeking employment.
Transportation
Public transit, ride assistance programs, and transportation support services.
Local Transit Authority
Bus and rail services with reduced-fare programs for qualifying individuals.
Medicaid Non-Emergency Medical Transport
Transportation assistance for medical appointments for qualifying individuals.
Community Ride Programs
Volunteer-based ride assistance for appointments and essential errands.
Identification
Assistance obtaining government-issued ID, birth certificates, and Social Security cards.
State DMV ID Program
Low-cost or free state ID for qualifying individuals.
Vital Records Office
Birth certificate requests and vital records assistance.
Social Security Administration
Social Security card replacement and benefit enrollment.
Benefits & Financial Assistance
Public benefits enrollment, financial assistance programs, and emergency aid.
SNAP / Food Stamps
Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program for qualifying individuals and families.
Medicaid / CHIP
Health coverage for qualifying low-income individuals and families.
TANF / Cash Assistance
Temporary financial assistance for qualifying families with children.
Food
Food banks, pantries, meal programs, and nutrition assistance.
Local Food Bank
Free groceries and food assistance for individuals and families in need.
Community Meal Programs
Free or low-cost meals served at community centers and faith organizations.
WIC Program
Nutrition support for women, infants, and children.
Education
GED programs, adult literacy, vocational training, and continuing education.
Adult Education & GED Programs
Free or low-cost GED preparation and adult literacy programs.
Community College Continuing Education
Affordable vocational and continuing education courses.
Library Learning Programs
Free computer access, literacy programs, and educational resources at public libraries.
Disclaimer: The resources listed on this page are provided for informational purposes only. Redeemed Care & Co. does not operate, endorse, or guarantee the services of any external organization. Availability and eligibility requirements may vary. We encourage you to contact organizations directly to confirm current services and availability.
Need Help Finding Resources?
Our team can help connect you with community resources that may be available in your area. Reach out through our contact page.