Christian Service Center Medical-Legal Partnership

Last Modified: 03/26/2024

How do you get help through this program?

All clients of the Christian Service Center are eligible to receive a referral to the CSC-MLP advocates for legal issues that can reduce the risk of homelessness or help someone become more housing ready. 

If you receive services from the Christian Service Center or one of their onsite partners, ask them to make a referral to the CSC-MLP. 

To become a Christian Service Center client, visit their website and fill out the “Need help?” form or contact one of their 3 locations 

What areas of law does the CSC-MLP help with?

The goal of the CSC-MLP is to provide services that: 

  • Reduce the risk of homelessness, or 
  • Help clients become more housing ready. 

We accomplish this goal by helping clients avoid evictions, obtain public benefits, increase their credit scores, and more. See below for examples of the types of cases we help with. 

Our advocates assist with applying for public benefits such as Social Security, Medicaid, and SNAP (food stamps). We can also provide advice to those who have been denied benefits. 

Click here to view a list of our current public benefits information topics. 

Our lawyers provide legal information and representation in evictions, landlord-tenant disagreements, requests for accommodations, housing discrimination cases, subsidized housing issues, unlawful detainers, ejectments, reverse mortgage foreclosures, mortgage foreclosures, and more.

Click here to view a list of our current housing information topics. 

We can help those who have creditors harassing them, have been sued by a debt collector, or who have trouble with their credit score. 

Click here to view a list of our current consumer law information topics. 

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If you still need assistance, give us a call at (800) 405-1417

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