Cape Cod Times Needy Fund - Rent Assistance

Those helped by the Needy Fund do not receive cash. Payments are made directly to vendors through a voucher system. The Needy Fund provides financial assistance for: Housing – Rent, mortgage, security deposit, temporary shelterUtilities – Electric, Gas, Oil, PropaneFood – Vouchers to local grocery stores for fresh foodMedical – Medicine, co-pays, care, equipment, health insurance premiumsTransportation – Car insurance, car payment, repairsMoving – Relocation, storageCamps – Scholarships for school-aged children and disabled children and adultsHoliday – Gift certificate program for Christmas

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Reply User 2018-07-20 12:30:10

I am 65, elderly and disabled, as is my wife, who is 63. The home we have lived in for the past 9+ yrs. was sold in a foreclosure sale, and the new owner wants "market rate" rent--$1700 per month. I am facing a summary judgement eviction on 9/17/18. We could use any available aid for any of the following: car repair moving expenses/storage expenses first, last, security Any assistance for any of this would be a great help. Thank you, John LaMagna flukenuke5050@gmail.com