Emergency Aid Program
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COVID-19
Financial Assistance,
Food Pantry, and SNAP BenefitsDue to COVID-19,
Financial Assistance and SNAP Benefit s clients will need to schedule an appointment. We will not accept walk-ins during this time.
Food Pantry days are Monday – Thursday. Our food pantry is a walk-up pantry and requires no appointment. 615 Oliver Ct.
For more information or to schedule
an appointment, please call (361) 929-0987. Thank you for your patience.Debido a COVID-19,
Los clientes de Asistencia financiera y Beneficios de SNAP deberán programar una cita. No aceptaremos visitas sin cita durante este tiempo.Los días de despensa de alimentos son de lunes a jueves. Nuestra despensa de alimentos es una despensa sin cita previa y no requiere cita. 615 Oliver Ct.
Para más información o para programar
una cita, por favor llame al (361) 929-0987. Gracias por su paciencia. -
Thank You!
This Program is generously
sponsored by
St. Patrick Church
Works of Mercy
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established 1968
The primary function of the Emergency Aid Program is to provide "help in emergency cases only" with food, clothing, electric and utilities, rent assistance, bus tokens, and other types of assistance to persons in need, regardless of race, gender or creed.
A secondary function of the program is to refer these individuals, when appropriate, to a state, county, and/or private agency for long term assistance. Priority will be given to families with children, the elderly, and the disabled. In addition, the program provides emergency assistance to victims of fires and natural disasters. Food, clothing, household items, as well as other types of aid, are given to those eligible for assistance.
Hours are from 7:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., Monday through Thursday.
In 1968 the Emergency Aid Program was developed to provide food and other services including emergency assistance for victims of fire and/or natural disasters. Assistance is provided to residents in the city of Corpus Christi and surrounding areas.
Mission
To serve people in need and address the social ills that undermines the dignity of a person.
Purpose
To prevent homelessness by providing self-sufficiency through financial stability and independence.
Services provided to qualifying clients
With a clear understanding of the challenges our families and individuals faces on a daily basis; we developed and implemented programs and financial assistance that focuses on the nuclear of the family. Our assistance is based on flexible policies and guidelines that provide an array of services to the working poor, and those facing homelessness due to lost of wages, employment, disabilities, and/or illness. The Emergency Aid Program provides the following assistance:- Food Pantry
- Clothing
- Rent/Deposit
- Utility and electricity assistance
- Limited transportation assistance.
Donate to the Emergency Aid Program
A program of the Crisis Assistance & Self-Sufficiency Services Department.
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Documents Needed For Emergency Aid
For your convenience, here is a checklist of all documents needed
to see if you may qualify for Emergency Aid.
Proof of Income for the last 30 days for ALL members of household.
Awards Letters if applicable: Social Security, SNAP (Food Stamps), Child Support Documentation (Attorney General, Divorce Decree), TANF, etc.
Eviction Notice (Must be current month).
Disconnection Notice (Must be current month).
Current Electric/Utility Bill.
Lease Agreement if seeking assistance with rent or deposit.
Picture ID for ALL ADULT household members.
Social Security Numbers for ALL household members.
Work Force Solutions letter or proof of registration for employment. -
Documents