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Community Legal Services of Philadelphia

9 hours ago

“When I can succeed in truly advancing equitable access to life essential utility services, it’s because of the strength and resolve of my clients. My job is to amplify their voices above the dominant narrative that for too long has supported inequitable outcomes and racial disparities. Every day that I come to work, I get to set my mind to making things better for my clients, and that’s a joy.” 👏👏👏 Congratulations to CLS Energy Unit Director Robert W. Ballenger on receiving Pennsylvania Legal Aid Network’s Best Attorney Advocate Award! Rob and his dedicated team provide excellent legal representation to our clients and fight tirelessly for utility justice, so that no one lives in a home without heat, electricity, and safe drinking water. Thank you PLAN for recognizing this important work and for being such great partners to CLS and our clients! ... See MoreSee Less

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Community Legal Services of Philadelphia

11 hours ago

TOMORROW: Join CLS, Hopephl, Mt. Vernon Manor CDC, and The Enterprise Center CDC at 325 N 39th Street for free legal help with your utility concerns. Representatives from PGW, PECO, PWD, LIHEAP and UESF will also be available to directly assist you with a wide range of utility needs. Please bring a copy of your most recent utility bills, shutoff notices, photo ID and proof of income for all members of your household who have income. We will take walk-ins on a first-come, first serve basis, but you can guarantee that you will be seen today! Register NOW and arrive tomorrow before 1 pm: tinyurl.com/mr7s9z4r ... See MoreSee Less

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Community Legal Services of Philadelphia

1 day ago

Disabled people and older adults should not be punished for getting help with buying meals! But Social Security’s outdated rules for SSI cut people’s income by a third when friends and families purchase meals and groceries. Thankfully, SSA is proposing a small change that would allow people to receive food assistance without losing life-sustaining income. Tell Social Security you support eliminating food from in-kind support and maintenance calculations! Submit a comment before April 17th: tinyurl.com/SSIRegulations ... See MoreSee Less

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CLS is now open for live legal help by phone or in person
Please call 215-981-3700 or click here for more information.