A $1,500 repair hurts, but if it's mostly the catalytic converter hopefully once that's fixed you'll be back on the road. Since you just went back to work and have 4 kids, I'd definitely mention that when you apply anywhere because being able to keep your job is a big part of this.
Behr wrote: ↑Tue May 06, 2025 11:14 am My name is Alexis. I am reaching out because my sons social worker in Dallas stated you all help families pay for car repairs if it is their only means of transportation. You also help families obtain a vehicle if there is any assistance for that program available. I would like to apply for the car repair, if possible but am not opposed to the new vehicle if that is an option also.
I thought I was going to pass my cars emission test, but unfortunately, I failed. I got a quote for 1,500 in car repairs, mostly due to one concern/issue. The catalyst converter. I have just started working again, after having a son with a severe medical diagnosis and finally finding home nursing for him. I have 4 kids and rely on my truck on a daily. I cannot afford to lose my job. Hope to hear back soon,
