Assistance Center of Collin County

(972) 422-1850

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    • Home
    • Get Assistance Now
    • About Us
    • Back To School
    • COVID-19 Rent Assistance
    • Donate
    • Volunteer With Us!
    • Hold An Event
    • Request A Speaker
    • Make Any Kind Of Donation
Assistance Center of Collin County

(972) 422-1850

  • Home
  • Get Assistance Now
  • About Us
  • Back To School
  • COVID-19 Rent Assistance
  • Donate
  • Volunteer With Us!
  • Hold An Event
  • Request A Speaker
  • Make Any Kind Of Donation

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Information & Referral 

  • The Assistance Center's Volunteer Advocates are available to answer calls on the assistance line during the days and times listed below. While they guide potential clients through the process of receiving assistance from the Center, they can also provide information and referrals to other local human services organizations based on each caller's unique situation. Even if you are outside of our service area but reside in Collin County, please give us a call and one of our Advocates will help point you in the right direction as you seek out resources in your community

Financial Assistance

  • The Assistance Center of Collin County can provide listed financial assistance with rent or utilities to individuals and families experiencing a financial crisis who reside within Collin County. Applicants must be willing to provide identification for all household members, proof of all household income and proof of residency and documentation of their current crisis. Additionally, applicants must have or be willing to form a workable plan for how they will meet their expenses going forward. Initial applications must be made over the phone. If approved, applicants will come into the Center to meet a caseworker to discuss their situation and plan. Please call our assistance line for more information.

Auxiliary Programs

  • Through various partnerships in the community, the Assistance Center can provide monthly visits to the Food Pantry, vists to the Clothes Closet, school supplies for Pre-K-12th Grade, Christmas gifts for children and Thanksgiving meals. These services are available for residents living within Plano ISD boundaries. Application for these services can be made over the phone via our assistance line.

Financial Education

  • The Assistance Center provides financial education through its weekly "Money Matters" classes. These classes focus on budgeting and cover a variety of other areas such as credit building and repair, banking, loans and much more.  Money Matters is open to the community at large. Reserve your spot by calling our assistance line today!

Homeless Support Services

  • For Collin County Families experiencing homelessness, the Assistance Center offers one on one support in (a) meeting some basic needs (b) housing assessments (c) placement on housing priority list. Please call our partner Metro Dallas Homeless Alliance at 214-531-1111 for more information.

How?

The gateway to all programs and services offered at the Assistance Center is through our call center which is staffed Monday-Friday from 9:00am - 4:00 pm with compassionate Volunteer Advocates. If you live in our service area and are experiencing  a financial crisis, you may be eligible to participate in one or more of our programs listed to the left.



Contact Us

Assistance Helpline:  972–422–1850 

Office:  972–422–1125 

 

Call Center:  Mon — Fri, 9am to 3pm 

Lobby:  Mon — Fri, 9am to 5pm 

Assistance Center of Collin County

900 East 18th Street, Plano, TX 75074, US

(972) 422-1125

Hours

Open today

09:00 am – 05:00 pm

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