Palm Beach County Community Services
Helping People Build Better Communities
IMPORTANT NOTICE: YOU ARE ELIGIBLE TO REAPPLY FOR RENT AND/OR UTILITY ASSISTANCE
IF YOUR BILLS ARE STILL PAST AND CURRENT DUE AND YOU HAVE NOT RECEIVED THE MAXIMUM BENEFIT OF 10K FOR RENT AND $1200 FOR UTILITIES.
Non-COVID-19 related assistance will remain temporarily suspended, but will be available within the next few weeks.

Online System for Rental, Utility, and Food Assistance


To Apply for COVID-19 Services you must be a Registered User.

Have Questions? Ask Us Here


Step-by-Step 'How to Apply' PDF


Report Technical Issues Here


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Frequently Asked Questions

How to Apply for CARES Act - Rent, Utility & Food Assistance

For Over The Phone or In-Person Assistance
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How to Apply for CARES Act - Rent, Utility & Food Assistance

5 Tips on How to Prove Loss of Income or Employment

5 Tips on How to Prove Eligibility for CARES

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Service Eligibility At-a-Glance The Requirements Necessary to be Eligible for Services Provided
Resources Toolkit PBC Community Services Department COVID-19 Resources Toolkit
COVID-19 FAQ COVID-19 Frequently Asked Questions
PBC Resource Guide Find the location of available services in Palm Beach County on a map
Palm Beach County Feeding Sites Locations of the Various Food Distribution Sites Across the County.
COVID-19 Testing Sites & Executive Orders Critical Information & More from PBC
OUR MISSION

To promote independence of life in Palm Beach County by providing effective and essential services to residents in need.
OUR VALUES
Respect
Equity
Compassion
Integrity
Professionalism
Empowerment
OUR VISION

A community where all residents of Palm Beach County have the resources and opportunities to achieve their full potential.

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Contact Us

Palm Beach County
Community Services
810 Datura Street
West Palm Beach, FL 33401
561-355-4700

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