There are many who struggle due to difficulty managing finances, carrying too much debt, or unavoidable hardships. Others want to buy a first home in an ever-changing market. Our Financial Health Services team offers meaningful and confidential guidance through challenging times, with most of our services being free of charge. Our certified HUD housing and credit counselors strive to serve you by providing credible advice, connecting you with community resources and advocating with creditors to help you accomplish your goals.
Providing guidance with debts, credit, money management, affording expenses, etc.
Helping future homebuyers learn what they need to know, navigate challenges, and qualify for down payment assistance resources
Helping current homeowners manage a budget, handle debt, and preventing or resolving mortgage delinquency
Providing information and options to make a confident decision on how best to resolve debts
Educate and empower individuals and families with knowledge on a variety of topics
Catholic Charities Financial Health Program reaches out to all 16 counties of the Diocese of Green Bay: Brown, Calumet, Door, Florence, Forest, Kewaunee, Langlade, Manitowoc, Marinette, Menominee, Oconto, Outagamie, Shawano, Waupaca, Waushara and Winnebago including Menominee Michigan.
We offer in person, phone and virtual appointments depending on your location. Our physical locations are in Green Bay, LEAVEN in Menasha and Marinette.
Financial concerns shouldn’t stand in the way of getting help. We offer several services free of charge or at a reduced cost to ensure support is accessible to all.
Explore our fee structure and unlock financial freedom today!
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