Additional Resources
Thank you for your interest in the VSEAF Grant Program.
It appears that you do not qualify at this time for the VSEAF Grant. While tools for dealing with a financial crisis on your own can be stressful, here are a few additional resources to help.
Financial Assistance
- Virginia State Employee Loan Program (VSELP)
- Personal Loan Options from VACU
- ENROLL Virginia! Helpline: (888) 392-5132
- Predatory Loan Helpline: (866) 830-4501
Housing
- Aunt Bertha
Search for free or reduced cost services like medical care, food, job training, and more. - Dominion Energy Assistance - EnergyShare
- Need Help Paying Bills
Find how to get help with paying bills, rent, mortgages, debts and more. - Dial 2-1-1 to speak with a community resource specialist and locate hundreds of services in your area or visit their website 2-1-1
- The Virginia Energy Assistance Program (EAP)
- The Virginia Rent Relief Program (RRP)
- Energy Service Provider
- Eviction Legal Helpline: 833-NOEVICT (833-663-8428)
Health Care Resources
- Hotlines like the Samaritan Helpline, the National Alliance on Mental Illness Helpline, or the 24/7 Crisis Texting Line can help you during a crisis
- Your health plan may offer services from debt counseling to estate planning that is available to you. Please visit your Employee Assistance Program and find out more.
- Take the new myVRS FinancialWellness course, setting up an Emergency Fund, to learn how you can prepare for life’s financial surprises.
Other Resources
For less urgent situations, there are warmlines, service lines that offer emotional support and are staffed by volunteers who have experienced mental-health struggles on their own.
Hotlines like the Samaritan Helpline, the National Alliance on Mental Illness Helpline, or the 24/7 Crisis Texting Line can help you during a crisis.