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Catholic Charities - Basic Needs Program - Sussex County

406 South Bedford Street Suite 9 Georgetown, DE - 19947

(302) 856-9578

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Catholic Charities - Basic Needs Program - Sussex County Offers rent, mortgage, and utility assistance. Their office is available Monday - Friday 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m to assist youTo qualify, you must have a documented need requiring help with basic expenses such as rent payments, energy costs, and/or food. You must agree to a personal interview and a financial assessment.

To schedule an appointment, contact the office closest to you.

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