Lifelines in conjunction with the Family Self-Sufficiency Program Coordinating Committee works with support agencies throughout Butte County to help families develop strengths, skills and experiences necessary to achieve economic independence. As we all know, a family's ability to achieve these goals is intricately dependent on access to education, transportation and the removal of barriers to self-sufficiency.
Lifelines recognizes that the access by low-income families to these services is sometimes limited by financial hardship.
Lifelines offers financial assistance to qualifying low-income families in Butte County who do not qualify for financial assistance from traditional community resources for education, transportation and self-sufficiency needs.
Lifelines
assist families who are at or below 80% of the median income, are currently
receiving ongoing services from a service agency, are enrolled in a formal
self-sufficiency plan and have achieved at least one of the following goals:
Lifelines is committed to helping low-income families in Butte County accomplish the self-sufficiency goals necessary to become free of welfare assistance and achieve economic independence and to be able to contribute to the financial health of our communities.
Lifelines, with your financial support, can provide financial assistance, consultation and problem solving with Case Managers as they work to eliminate barriers to self-sufficiency experienced by low-income families in Butte County.
- Program information:
Douglas Desoto
(530) 895-4474, extension 231
douglasd@butte-housing.com
www.butte-housing.com
- Donation information:
North Valley Community Foundation
(530)891-1150
www.nvcf.org
