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Sessions build week-by-week, helping participants grow their financial confidence, strengthen their understanding of tenant rights, and learn concrete strategies for securing and maintaining stable housing. 

Keys to a Better Tomorrow is a five-session financial literacy and housing education course for families experiencing or at risk of homelessness.

Keys to a Better Tomorrow

Workshop

Sessions build week-by-week, helping participants grow their financial confidence, strengthen their understanding of tenant rights, and learn concrete strategies for securing and maintaining stable housing. 

Keys to a Better Tomorrow is a five-session financial literacy and housing education course for families experiencing or at risk of homelessness.

Keys to a Better Tomorrow

Workshop

Keys to a Better Tomorrow

Workshop

Keys to a Better Tomorrow is a five-session financial literacy and housing education course for families experiencing or at risk of homelessness.

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Sessions build week-by-week, helping participants grow their financial confidence, strengthen their understanding of tenant rights, and learn concrete strategies for securing and maintaining stable housing. 

Keys to a Better Tomorrow is a five-session financial literacy and housing education course for families experiencing or at risk of homelessness.

Sessions build week-by-week, helping participants grow their financial confidence, strengthen their understanding of tenant rights, and learn concrete strategies for securing and maintaining stable housing. 

Additional Resources

If you are in need of children's clothes, food, or household items, you can also apply for services on FindHelp.org

Free Diapers

FPP partners with Cradles to Crayons to support families with young children. We distribute free-of-charge diapers, baby wipes, and some other related items.  There is a limit of the number of diapers per month.  To sign up, please click the link below.

For additional support in Philadelphia, please click below

Get Help

For more information read below

To apply for eviction prevention services:

Step 3

Next Path Forward

You, your case manager, and your landlord and / or utility representative will create a plan for housing sustainability. Further case management and post-prevention services may be available to you.

Step 2

Completing The Process

To deliver any and all aid available, you must send us the documents requested by our social worker to complete your file within two weeks of your intake assessment. We are unable to assist you without all documentation submission. Learn more about this in our FAQs further down this page.

Step 1

Getting Started

Fill out our online screener form by clicking 'Apply For Aid' or on Findhelp.org. If you meet our eligibility requirements someone will contact you in three to four weeks to complete an intake assessment. Please note that due to the volume of requests, the turnaround time may be longer. We are unable to do emergency/same day assistance.

This organization has truly been a blessing. I have been given food, clothing, furniture, temporary housing, transportation and household items. They have given my family all kinds of love, support, guidance, and resources during our major housing situation. I feel amazing and never could have made this tremendous progress without FP Philly. I appreciate all of you.

 

Family Promise

Alumni

Frequently Asked Questions

To expedite the process, please gather the following required documents: lease, rental license, certificate of suitability, income verification (paystubs, COMPASS report, SSI letter or SSD letter), three months of bank statements, a monthly budget sheet; copies of utility bills.

Due to the volume of requests we receive daily if eligible a social worker will reach out to you to review your application. Please be patient.

Please call the Homelessness Prevention Hotline at 215-686-7177 or contact the City of Philadelphia's Office of Homeless Services at 215-686-7175. You can find their list of services here.

Please see the additional resources listed just below & visit our resource directory for more information or resources from our sister organizations.

The information that you provide will be confidential and will not be shared with anyone outside of our organization.

  • You must have children in your home under the age of 18. 

  • You must be employed or have steady income that exceeds you monthly rent

  • You must have finacial stability to sustain housing after the grant is processed

  • You must be less then 85 days behind on your rent payment

  • You must have a landlord willing to accept payment from a third party


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