Tenant Organizing and Advocacy Groups These groups can help you interact with your landlord, housing court, and the legal system in general, as well as connect you with other key groups and individuals. > List of Tenant Organizing and Advocacy Groups
	Legal Services Programs Legal Services programs are non-profit organizations, found throughout the entire state, that can help you with legal assistance for free, especially if you earn less than 125% of the federal poverty level. > Here is a chart to see if you are eligible > And here is a map to find the legal services office closest to you
	Community Action Programs (CAPs) Community Action Associations (CAAs) and Programs (CAPs) were set up 30 years ago by the federal government to fight poverty through self-sufficiency. Because one of there major functions is advocacy - along with emergency crisis assistance, and nutritional and educational aid - talk to the CAP nearest you about your situation to see what help they can provide. > Here is a map to locate the CAA/CAP closest to you