Assistance with budgeting, education in money management, and solving financial problems is provided. Check the Upcoming Events page for a Budget Class or call to schedule a one-on-one appointment.

Geared toward self-sufficiency, comprehensive case management assists people with low incomes to become economically independent and meet personal goals.

A statewide prevention initiative focused on community based interventions for at-risk populations for HIV.  The initiative focuses on three areas: 1) HIV Prevention; 2) housing assistance; and 3) case management services, as well as providing free confidential HIV testing.  See RRVCA's HIV Prevention web page for more information.

VITA helps low income, elderly, non-English speaking, and disabled persons complete their federal and state income tax returns. (February - April 15)

Assistance and referrals for immediate emergency needs such as health care, utility disconnections and rent deposits.

Funded by utility companies and private donations, this service provides emergency funds to help pay utility bills of low-income people.

Owned by RRVCA, this home provides temporary safe housing and case management for women and children, who are homeless due to eviction and/or lack of money.

Staff and students of the UND Law School provide legal counsel on civil cases to low-income people. RRVCA is a weekly outreach location for legal aid. Services for Legal Aid are made available September - May.

Assistance repairing or replacing basement walls, foundations, wiring, furnaces, hot water heaters, and other items not covered by other government or insurance funds.

Low-income families, with stable incomes and good credit ratings, are assisted in the purchase of a moderately priced home and, if necessary, rehabilitation costs.

Low-income homeowners are assisted with all forms of rehabilitation including electrical, plumbing, heating, siding, foundation, and roofing.

A prepared & perishable food gleaning program serving the Greater Grand Forks community. This program recovers & distributes food to local food cupboards and agencies that provide daily meals.

This program will provide one box and one bag (25 lbs.) of groceries to each person (60 years of age and older) who meet the preset income qualifications. Each client will receive groceries every other month.

Grocery shopping and delivery service made available to Grand Forks residents who are low-income, elderly and/or have a disability. This is a free service to seniors in our community.

Elderly and disabled persons are assisted by a counselor to help understand their medical and health insurance bills. Internet service at RRVCA is made available to all seniors who express interest.

Income eligible clients receive a free inspection, cleaning, and tuning of their gas furnace.

This funding is used to make non-weatherization repairs such as, electrical, plumbing, & roofing, etc.

Volunteer program where low income, elderly, disabled, or larger families are helped with painting the exterior of their homes.