Emergency Services

- Financial Assistance — Financial assistance to individuals and households affected by federally declared natural disasters. - The Hero Care Network — Emergency shelter, feeding, and basic assistance during disasters.

- Disaster Assistance – emergency financial support after disasters - Rental Assistance – short‑term help with rent - Utilities Assistance – support for electric, water, and other bills - Soup Kitchen – free prepared meals - Elderly Program – services and referrals for seniors - Transitional Housing – temporary shelter and stabilization - Outreach for Mental Health Needs – street/outreach support connecting people to care - Healthcare for the Homeless – monthly clinic offering general, dental, and psychiatric care on St. Thomas and St. John.

- Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) — Food benefits for eligible low‑ and no‑income households. - SNAP Food Loss Benefit Replacement — Replace up to one month of SNAP if food was lost due to disaster or 4+ hr outage. - Meals on Wheels — Home‑delivered nutritious meals for eligible seniors and people with disabilities. - Temporary Assistance to Needy Families (TANF) — Time‑limited cash aid for families with children. - Aid for the Aged (OAA) — Monthly cash benefit for eligible residents 65+. - Aid to the Blind — Monthly cash benefit for eligible blind residents. - Aid to the Disabled — Monthly cash benefit for eligible residents with qualifying disabilities. - Energy Assistance — Help with energy costs for eligible households. - SNAP Employment & Training (E&T) — Job training and work supports for SNAP recipients. - Jobs Opportunity & Basic Skills (JOBS) — Employment services and skills development.

- Emergency Food & Shelter Program — Grants to support community recovery and emergency needs after major disasters. - Hazard Mitigation Assistance (HMA) — Grants to reduce long-term risk from hazards.

- Hot Meals – free prepared meals for homeless and less fortunate individuals - Rental Assistance – support with rent payments - SNAP Assistance – help with food assistance applications - Utilities Assistance – support for utility bills

Patient Assist VI (PAVI) is a Virgin Islands nonprofit that helps residents access essential prescription medications at no cost by working with patients, providers, and medication assistance programs. Services are focused on people who cannot afford their medications or are choosing between basic needs and prescriptions.

- Lifeline — Discounts on phone and broadband service for qualifying low-income consumers.

- Rapid Response VI Fund — Financial assistance for families facing emergencies. - Emergency Food & Shelter Program (EFSP) — Financial assistance for families facing emergencies.

- Emergency Rental Assistance (ERAP) — Up to 18 months of rental and utility assistance during hardship. - Housing Choice Voucher Program (HCVP) — Monetary rental assistance for very low income families.