can any one help me to  go to new orleans so i can work? i have no money?
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this answer is to your other question.. the one about being home invaded. \ni was hom invaded about  a year and a half ago, July 17, 2004 to be exact. i will never forget that date. it was a horrible experience, i was 13 years old and 4 men wnet inside my aunts house with big guns, they stayed ther for about two hours, searching the entire house for jewels, money, etc. when they were leaving they tied us up so that we couldnt see in what car they left. \nit was a horrible experience but we delt with it by talking between us, about how we felt, we said what we wre scared about, and got new security for the house, we bought new locks, and we prayed a lot. i went to therapy, to a psycologist who helped me with my fears and my trouble sleeping. i know what a horrible experience it can be and hope ypou lots of luck.
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No way no work\nNo pay(~~)
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Go to Social Services, Salvation Army,and Churches to see if they can help you out. I take it you need rent assistance to find a new place or stay in the place you are in. These resources may help you. Good Luck.
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work get a job\nsell you car for gas money
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I guess anything is possible but the only way that would ever happen to me is if I was incapacitated and unable to work.  I would work as many jobs as needed before I resigned myself to homelessness.  I see many answers about people being one paycheck away from it.  Too many people spend more than they have so that when tough times hit, they are doomed.  They need to start doing without some of the "wants" and spend only on the "needs" in order to have some savings for those rainy days
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Go to the DSS.  Get some food stamps to help you get back on your feet.
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The only way to pay bills with no income is to find someone that is willing to support you.  You'd be better off finding a decent job and not getting yourself in debt.  That way you can lead a happier life.
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I doubt you will receive much assistance from the American Red Cross at this point as they are an organization for emergency relief directly after a disaster strikes.  Call FEMA and file with them.  Also make sure you apply for a loan with the SBA (Small Business Administration).  Most people aren't aware of this, but you need to file with the SBA in order to get the maximum amount of assistance from FEMA.  Even if you aren't a business and even if you know you're going to get denied because of bad credit, you still need to make sure you apply and let FEMA know the results.  I volunteered and worked disaster relief for 3 months post-Katrina.  I wish you the best of luck.
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You might want to check into your local Work Scource program and also if you have any "Homeless" shelters around where you live they may also have some information. The local employment office is another.Good luck!!!
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Please understand that I am not saying this to sound mean or anything but you're not likely to find a job on Yahoo! Answers. Even more, if someone were to offer you financial assistance, I'd be very leary of what they might be expecting in return since not everyone is always as nice or honest as we might wish them to be.\n\nNot knowing your situation, your work experience or anything else, there isn't much assistance I can think of providing you in how to best find a job. Even so, I know that every area I've ever lived in has places named "Ready Labor" or something similar where you can go to get a job for the day. I have seen this sort of thing really help people when they are in need of cash now, rather than two weeks down the road. Having the skills they might be needing or being willing to do manual labor is normally the problem with a job like this, however.\n\nThe other thing you could look into is a temporary agency. There are different kinds out there, some that are more along the lines of the day labor places but for folks who do clerical work. Most larger cities have them &, like the day labor places, they can get cash in your pocket today. I had the opportunity to use one of these once & took a clerical job where I was hired permenantly the same day...\n\nGood luck!
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No money. Need money.
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The job market is actually quite ripe right now in New Orleans (I was born and raised there and went home last weekend to visit family).  Even fast food restaurants are offering upwards of $9.75/hour plus a weekly bonus of $100 or more.\n\nIt really depends on your field of work.  Contact potential employers and in your cover letters/interviews, explain that you are willing to relocate and ask if they have a relocation package.  \n\nThe company I work for will pay several thousand dollars for employees to relocate to where our offices are located, so it can be done.  Just do your homework and a little research.
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How desperate are you for work?  where are you based?\n\nThere is plenty supermarket work and restaurant work, go to the job centre
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My husband and I went to New Orleans for Valentine's Day and everything in the area of Bourbon Street was up and running.  The casino was opening up on Feb 17.  It definately has alot of work left, but if you stay in the area of Bourbon I think you will be fine.  They are getting alot done day by day.
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Call 211. They'll connect you with all the resources in your area that can help.
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Most cities have some sort of legal aid kind of place for poor people.  Contact a social welfare office and see if you can get a referral.  Good luck!
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Regrettably, I'm going to go with you can't. I suppose you could appeal to Nigeria's government, and you should,but they may be powerless. Also consider they unfortunate possiblity you may be too late. Don't send money, and most definitely don't go there yourself.