Single mothers assistance in San Diego

San Diego is a delightful place to live or visit. The climate is mild with an abundance of sunshine and beaches. However, there is a price to pay as the cost of living makes the city one of the most expensive places to live in the United States. The resources listed can help with housing, legal assistance, food, and other needs.

Legal Aid for single mothers Have you experienced discrimination in housing or consumer matters? Are you being denied benefits due under the law? The court system is complex and requires someone with legal expertise to aid the average citizen. Elder Law & Advocacy (ELA) Elder Law & Advocacy was formed to assist those in society who have unmet needs. ELA focuses on seniors that are homebound or in an institution such as a long-term care facility. The ELA provides legal assistance and counseling at no charge to seniors. Find help with social security and other issues by calling 858-565-1392 or read more at the website. Legal Aid Society of San Diego (LASSD) The Legal Aid Society offers legal assistance at no charge to eligible single mothers. LASSD can provide professional legal help with debt collections, immigration, discrimination in housing or employment, public benefits and family law. Contact the Legal Aid Society 877-LEGAL AID (877-534-2524) or continue reading.

Food assistance for single moms People need food in San Diego. Children that do not know where they will have their next meal. Adults who are not certain when they will eat again. America is called the land of plenty. But not for everyone. Over twenty percent of children live in poverty in San Diego. Fortunately, there are non-profit organizations and faith-based groups that provide food for low-income families and individuals. Mama’s Kitchen has a once a month food pantry for persons affected by HIV/AIDS. Hot nutritious meals are delivered to individuals that are unable to make meals for themselves due to HIV/AIDS or cancer. Mama’s Nutrition Education Service offers classes in nutrition and how to cook healthy foods for those who need to derive the most nutrients from everything they consume. Call Mama’s Kitchen at 619-233-6262 or visit the website for details. Catholic Charities The organization has a Meals on Wheels service for the homebound. Seasonal baskets for Thanksgiving and Christmas may be available. The primary goal is to provide seniors and children with nutritious food. Contact Catholic Charities 619-231-2828 Ext. 102. Salvation Army Community Center Dinner is served Monday through Thursday at 5:00 p.m. The organization gives out grocery bags full of food Monday through Friday 9:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m. and 1:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m. To find out more call 619-699-2200.

Foreclosure assistance for single moms If your home is in foreclosure and you are now being evicted you need to speak to an expert. Contact attorney Daniel Marshall 619-993-5778 for help staying in your home

Credit Counseling Debtwave Credit Counseling for single mothers If you need assistance with handling your finances a credit counselor can help. Work with Debtwave to consolidate your debts, set a realistic budget and learn how to manage credit. Visit the website to learn more about available services. You can reach a counselor at 858-751-2600.

Utility Payment Assistance for single mothers Are you a single mom unable to pay your utility bill this month? Have you received a disconnect notice? Contact your utility company immediately and explain why you need help. If your service cannot help you, there are organizations and faith-based charities that have programs to aid eligible residents with utility assistance. San Diego Gas & Electric (SDGE) The company offers payment arrangements to avoid an interruption in service. Also, ask about the Neighbor to Neighbor Fund 800-411-7343 or continue reading for additional services. Navy-Marine Corps Relief Society Financial Assistance The Relief Society provides interest-free loans to help with emergency needs including utilities. Active military, and retired military, and the families of active or retired military servicemen or servicewomen are eligible for assistance. The website provides details or call 619-767-6800. Take Wing Transitional Living Program assists youth transitioning to living independently and self-sufficiently. The organization will pay for utility installation. Find out how the program works. 619-221-8600 Ext.2254. Utility Consumers Action Network (UCAN) Utility Consumers Action Network is a non-profit organization that focuses on the rates and services of San Diego County utility customers. If you have a dispute with your utility company, contact UCAN 619-696-6966.

Medical and Dental Treatment Family Health Centers of San Diego has offices across San Diego that includes the Teen Health Center and mobile community medical units. The Health Center provide services for men and women, prenatal, pediatric, vision, mental health, dental, chiropractic, and audiology examinations. Family Health Center staff is committed to the community and serves the insured and uninsured alike. Make an appointment by calling 619 515-2300 or go to the website for information regarding the extensive services and support.

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