Today marks the final opportunity for residents in the Houston area to enroll in the UPLIFT Harris program, a guaranteed income pilot initiative administered by Harris County Public Health. Aimed at supporting nearly 1,900 low-income families and residents, the program promises $500 per month for 18 months. As the deadline looms, those in qualifying zip codes and participants of the ACCESS program have a chance to secure financial assistance through a random lottery selection process, Click 2 Houston posted.
UPLIFT Harris Program Distribution Details
The funds will be distributed in two groups through a random lottery. The first group comprises residents residing in the top 10 high-poverty zip codes in Harris County, including 77026, 77028, 77033, and others. The second group consists of individuals previously identified under the ACCESS program, a safety net service model focused on coordinating care and empowering self-sufficiency.
Participating in either cohort offers residents a chance at financial relief, with randomly selected individuals benefiting from the $500 monthly assistance. The program, designed to uplift the most economically vulnerable, aims to make a meaningful impact on the recipients’ lives.
For those seeking more information or looking to sign up before the deadline, visit Uplift.HarrisCountyTX.gov or contact 832-927-6060.
ACCESS Program Details
The ACCESS program, instrumental in identifying the second group of recipients, is a client-centered safety net service model administered by Harris County Public Health. By targeting those in need, ACCESS plays a crucial role in ensuring that assistance reaches individuals facing economic challenges.
Residents eligible for the UPLIFT Harris program can secure their chance for financial support by participating in the random lottery, providing an opportunity for those in the specified zip codes and the ACCESS program to benefit from this initiative.