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Carrboro-Chapel Hill Meals on Wheels, Inc. (phone) provides food aid in the form daily meals to the homebound, disabled, and /or elderly in the community.
Another resource in Orange County and Carrboro is the Food Bank of Central and Eastern North Carolina. The locally based Food Bank works through a network of 800 charities, non-profits, and other partner agencies to help feed over 480,000 people at risk of hunger in 34 North Carolina counties, including Carrboro. 942-2803
If you need assistance finding or paying for child or day care expenses, contact Child Care Services Association, Inc. at 967-3272. The non-profit agency provides qualified individuals with access to high quality child care by offering both child care and teacher scholarships, referral services, information on North Carolina and federal government programs, research, advocacy and technical assistance.
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Get access to financial assistance for bills and rent, and referrals, from the Inter-Faith Council for Social Services. 929-6380. The non-profit offers programs that feed the hungry in the community, provide shelters the homeless and provides financial assistance for every day expenses, and it also offers support for low-income and homeless families and individuals in the local community.
Orange Congregations in Mission, which can be reached at 732-6194, provides free food, gently used and discounted clothing, shelter, possible rent assistance, and medical needs for the disadvantaged and low income.
Women’s Center is another agency that provides qualified individuals with a broad array of supportive services and resources, and the agency focuses its programs on women and families. Some of the services they provide include career and financial counseling, advice for reducing debts, legal information services, support groups, educational workshops, and adolescent programs. 968-4610
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