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Program Overview
St. Vincent de Paul assistance programs in Abilene Texas. The poor, immigrants, elderly and vulnerable can turn to the St. Vincent de Paul in Abilene for assistance. The parishes and churches that are part of SVDP provide free food to the hungry, emergency financial aid to pay rent or utilities to stop evictions, as well as basic needs from a thrift store and clothing center.
Other resources may be offered too. Society of Saint Vincent de Paul conferences support both Jones and Taylor County. No one is turned away, regardless of religion, age, race, or gender. While financial help for bills is limited, the volunteers at St.
Vincent due their best to help the needy. Find financial help for bills or rent, free food, and basic needs in Abilene: Emergency Assistan ce is provided by Abilene SVDP to help a small number of income qualified families to maintain their housing and energy needs, if it is likely to be successful.
There may also be support, such as security deposit help or placement into a local homeless shelter in Abilene, to assist the client in their quest to obtain affordable housing. Stabilization is also available utilizing the case management services provided by a professional. As the goal is to prevent a further financial crisis from occurring.
SVDP offers case management in different life areas to address barriers. There is also free information on local Taylor County Texas housing that is safe as well as suitable. Other services include advocacy and referrals to financial aid (rent, utilities, or medical) and budgeting workshops that deal with debts or credit issues.
Other supportive financial services may also be available. The free food bank at Society of St. Vincent de Paul in Abilene can always use donations from the public. When possible, they pass out to low income families (and therefore need) boxes of oatmeal, pop-top canned items (ham, fruits, vegetables, meat, etc.), cereal, baby formula, vegetables, fruits, flour, sugar, milk, condiments, pasta, and more.
The location will allow people to stretch their budgets and minimize insecurity. When donating, please only bring unopened food only, and “leftovers” are not accepted. Some families in Taylor and Jones County can also get free food items. The pantry may have fruits, dairy and produce, and these goods are passed out to people in need.
The location is open several days per month, but an appointment is needed. Or find other
Who Can Apply
- Low-income individuals and families meeting income guidelines
- Participants in government assistance programs (SNAP, Medicaid, SSI)
- Recipients of federal housing assistance
- Those experiencing financial hardship or crisis situations
Application Process
Applications can typically be submitted online, by phone, or in person. You will need to provide documentation of your income, household size, and proof of participation in qualifying programs if applicable.
Benefits Available
This program provides various forms of financial assistance depending on your specific circumstances and needs. Benefits may include bill payment assistance, emergency aid, or ongoing support services.
Contact & Apply
For more information about this program, including application deadlines and specific requirements, visit the official resource link below or contact the administering organization directly.
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