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Catholic Charity programs Upstate region South Carolina

Catholic Charities and its churches operate across several counties in the Piedmont - Upstate region of South Carolina. The organization offers emergency financial assistance for rent or utility bills, free dental care, food, and other support. Find how to get help from Catholic Charities in Greenville, Spartanburg, Pickens County SC and other pars of the Piedmont - Upstate.

The churches help the poor, immigrants or refugees, seniors and homeless among others. While funds are limited, most of the money is targeted at housing, rental, senior care or utility bill payments. Catholic Charities coordinates assistance in the upstate (Piedmont SC) counties of Anderson, Abbeville, Cherokee, Greenville, Greenwood, Laurens, Newberry, Oconee, Pickens, Spartanburg, McCormick and Union.

Financial help for bills, housing, and basic needs

Emergency Financial help from Catholic Charities is offered. Any assistance is always in high demand, but it is the most limited. The ministry may be able to offer money to help pay rent, medications, utility bill or security deposit assistance. The funds are offered to those families that are qualified, including single mothers or fathers in upstate South Carolina including Greenville. All resources are limited. For example, in an effort to provide the most help, they will limit any forms of financial aid to at most once per year. Often priority is for people who are most at risk as well.

Any funds issued by Catholic Charities goes directly to the service provider (such as landlord or utility company) and not to the individual that is applying. This is available from local churches in the entire region, including Anderson, Spartanburg, Laurens and other counties. Or look here for other rental assistance programs in SC.

Senior Companions is when volunteers are matched with struggling or needy senior citizens. The Catholic Charity program is a free, non-medical based service that has a goal of helping the elderly in South Carolina age in their own homes rather than a nursing home or facility. It will also reduce isolation.

 

 

 

Bon Secours St. Francis Health System, churches, Piedmont South Carolina Catholic Charities, and other non-profits all work together to offer this program to the elderly, including seniors on Medicare or with no insurance. It can often be combined with meals on wheels and other services from the organization.

For grandparents raising their grandchildren, Second Time Around is a support program for them. It is a social service and partner network. In addition, Catholic Charities and their volunteers also give them a link to non-profit resources and agencies in the community. For example, there may be some local non-profits in the region that offer financial aid or food to those faced with this circumstance.

Save-a-Smile is a free dental assistance program that is available in South Carolina. It is a program in which Catholic Charities of the Piedmont provides subsidized care, including dentures and cleanings, to those that qualify including low income families or patients on Medicaid. Most of the aid is for low income and/or uninsured families in counties such as Anderson, Greenville, or Pickens South Carolina, with denture assistance more readily available. Learn more on free dentures.

Catholic Charities case management and social services in Greenville SC and Piedmont area

Financial literacy and credit counseling is part of Make-Money-Count. This is marketed as a very basic financial workshop that is oriented to struggling and low income families. Credit counselors and specialists work with the client to help them keep their finances in order. The attendees can learn many things, including how to budget their expenses based on their family income and priorities.

Catholic Charities also helps people, including those with bad or low credit, get a loan. The counselors will also provide insight on when it is a good time (or a bad idea) to borrow money. As there are pros and cons to the approach. But there are loans places in Anderson, Newberry, Greenviolle and other upstate counties to use, and read more on loan places for people with bad credit.

 

 

 

 

Catholic Charities Upstate Immigration and Refugee Services is for newcomers to the country. Catholic Charities, often working with attorneys, will provide clients with low-cost counseling and guidance. It is for low income immigrants who cannot afford a private lawyer on their own. It is often combined with the Citizenship program, which help immigrants to become citizens of the United States by learning civics, basic history, and other skills.

English as a Second Language classes are for non-English speakers in the Piedmont region of South Carolina. Catholic Charities and its volunteer teachers will help immigrants to better assimilate into society by improving upon or learning English skills. This can lead to improved employment prospects.

Contact information

The main Piedmont Regional Office is at 204 Douthit St, Greenville, South Carolina 29602-0216. Or you can search for a local Catholic charity church in your town or county. Telephone number is (864) 242-2233 or (864) 517-1044. Another location Upstate is at 2300 Old Buncombe Road, Greenville, SC 29609. Call 864-331-2629.

 

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