I am a parapeligic and am looking to move to another state:need help finding housing and therapy?
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PA is a great place to live, and is very handicap freindly. there are tons of resources to help u out, just go the states web page. If u r interested in the pittsburgh area, where i live, email me back and ill send u some more in depth information! good luck with the new move!
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I suggest you try contacting them directly. \n\n1 min. ago--it would help if you specified a location (city, state)--are you looking for a particular organization? --i  did a Yahoo! search and found a number of psychological resources centers--\n\n--also try searching under psychological resource center--there are some leads here too--
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Go to roomates.com, ask relatives or ask at church if you go to one. I wish you good luck.
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I would check with Family Services in your city.  They can ususally steer you in the right direction.
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First of all, I am sorry for the challenges you are facing.  Do you have any family willing to help?  Homeless shelters are not fun places to be so if you can avoid it, please do.  If you cannot, look up in the phone book your state's department of human services.  You will get a referral number to call and will probably have to leave a message.  Explain your situation to the casemanager when they call back and they will be able to give you good advice on what are your next steps.  Also, while you are at it, check with your local department of unemployment offices for help.  Maybe you are eligible for unemployment and maybe not but there are other services they may provide such as career counseling, review of your resume, computers for job searches, job listings, computer training and others I may not be aware of.  Unemployment is pretty helpful and the counselors/workers seem to really want to help you find a job.  I don't know specifics for your state but in New Jersey there are many services available to those who need temporary assistance.  Good luck!
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You can go to a local welfare office and they can give you information on Section 8 Housing.  Since I don't know the state or town to which you are referring, I can't get any more specific.  \n\nGood luck with your new family. :)
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Your local town, city has a mental health association. It is usually free for people who cannot afford it. You can dial 211 and they can help you with where the closest mental health clinic is located. Also try your phone book. As far as needing medical coverage, have you tried to apply with the state just for this? Even your emergency room can put you in contact with someone Even if you are not a harm to yourself! You can also call 211 and they can refer you to one closest to you. I use 211 for everything and it's free. Just know there is help out there for you and mental health clinics are available for all!
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Try this link\n\nhttp://www.carolinaliving.com/relocating/
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Sorry for your situation.  Try a shelter temporarily and the shelter will probably have some additional resources for you for the long term.  I also like the idea of getting welfare until you can get yourself back on your feet.
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Do some research on the state you want to move to. Cost of housing, excellance of education, job market anything which can be used as a positive motivating tool. And compare it with where you are currently. You may even sit down and write out why it is you want to move so bad so as to get at the root cause. This will at least allow you to debate your point better.
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First do not tell your prospective landlord about your condition to prevent discrimination.Check with your local YMCA they rent rooms.Also there should be apartment complexes for disabled people that charge you according to your income.Also you may qualify for free housing.Check with your local govt for those options.Bless you and Good Luck Also try your chamber of commerce for assistance
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Check with your state employment agency.\n Alot of states offer free realty training for misplaced homemakers or disabled people.\n Some real-estate agencies offer training.
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try www.craigslist.org\n\nand also call the Salvation Army.  They might have some referrals in that "get back on your feet" vein.  Good luck!
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I'm saddened to hear that you live in this state.  Sounds like you were traumatized a year ago.  I've been through this. It's a horrible feeling. Asking these questions and reaching out for help shows that you are beginning to come out of it.  To return to reality,  face your troubles no matter how much it hurts.  Talk to a counselor, pastor, friend, teacher.  Continue to ask questions if it makes you feel better.  I wish you a bright future!
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Contact the Housing Authority in your state/county.
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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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from your local vocational rehab. they will have all info you need. find one closest to you and have them send you the pamphlets.