CATHOLIC CHARITIES EMERGENCY ASSISTANCE
Have you ever had to make the choice: should we buy food for dinner or pay the electric bill? Many of our neighbors face unexpected emergencies that make it tough to pay for basic needs. That's where Catholic Charities can help. Information on this page will explain how we can help you get the assistance you need.
catholic charities provides EMERGENCY assistance for Coloradans after
- Hospitalization after an accident
- Loss of a job
- Victimization in a crime
- Diagnosis of disease
- Death of loved one or caretaker.
catholic charities provides EMERGENCY assistance for Coloradans after
- Hospitalization after an accident
- Loss of a job
- Victimization in a crime
- Diagnosis of disease
- Death of loved one or caretaker.
HOW WE HELP
Our program provides one-time assistance to families and individuals who can prove they're in a state of emergency. Reach us at 303-742-0828.
Catholic Charities offers a unique program of emergency assistance in each of our four regions:
- Denver Metro area (Adams, Arapahoe, Denver and Jefferson Counties)
- Larimer County (Fort Collins and surrounding region)
- Weld County (Greeley and surrounding region)
- Western Slope (Eagle, Garfield and Pitkin Counties)
HOW CAN WE HELP?
I NEED HELP WITH MY
ENERGY BILL
I would like to learn more about the Emergency Assistance program and how I can receive support.
I AM IN AN EMERGENCY SITUATION
I need immediate help with food, clothing, employment counseling and other referrals.
I want TO GET INVOLVED BY VOLUNTEERING or DONATING
I would like to volunteer my time or contribute to an emergency effort.
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