I'm Looking for Children Shelter Requirements?? Any clue?
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Call your local DHS office!
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contact the housing authority or your local mayors office...tell them you need help...also check into emergency housing and the qualifications for that......someone out there will be able to help u
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Go to your local division of family services office. You probably qualify for other services as well.
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call   the sheriffs  office and request  a  check on  the welfare of a child  ...they  are required  to follow up on it\n\nlol@CPS and you know why
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You need to contact either social service offices or adoption agencies--each has different criteria.
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Your local county Building & Safety Department. Your count Housing Dept. has some info also. Check the internet. Your local zoning commission as well.
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call your local dept of human services....they usually keep a list of child care providers that they leave out for clients to browse through.\n\n\nALSO: put a ad in your local newspare...put out some flyers
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Check with local/state laws.\nSome places have a minimum age under which a child cannot go door to door without parent supervision.
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Check at your local library and community centers.  they may be able to point you in  the right direction.  Many communities offer summer programs for kids - you might be able toget involved in those.  Volunteer at a  crisis center or shelter - that is good experience.  Also, many crisis lines are answered by volunteers and training is provided for them.
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Try the State Probation Department. They have a great camp for kids.
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Church children's welfare services vary in different locations.\n\nCheck out local notice boards at public places like library. Also use your local yellow pages and ring the local churches. Do not be worried about making an enquiry, if that church does not run a service they may be able to guide you to one that does.\n\nAlternatively, i would suggest that you pop into your local connexions branch, they should have up to date information for numerous child welfare services, including church based ones.\n\nYour local council should also be able to help. Many have a children and families department with a one stop shop, again containing a wide range of information on child services and contacts for specialists involved. They may also produce a local council council newsletter with details of such services.\n\nHope this information is helpful.
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there are free goverment funds.try starting out at the shelters voluntering and someone may know of other funds.
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you might need to find a shelter.  If you are a girl between 18-25 go to transitional housing
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Try the Salvation Army or the Marine reserves they are both in the phone book. Your local welfare agency might be able to put you in contact with them.
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You might find this site useful:\n\nhttp://www.childresource.org/locate.htm
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Contact your local social services.... they might be able to help you...that was how I got my job babysitting for low income families on the aspire program. It might be different state to state, but I am sure they will probably be able to steer you in the right direction. Good Luck.
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The name is Head Start.\nContact the Department of Social Services in your town or check address on Yellow Pages. Just look for Head start. Child can go free if you qualify-low income, or a full time student, single parent etc