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  • Sheltering the Homeless

    The Day Shelter is a safe haven for the most fragile and chronically homeless, disproportionately serving those with mental illness and/or physical disabilities

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  • Homeless to Housed

    From its first night of operation, Good Shepherd’s Night Shelter has set itself apart through its emphasis on working with guests to identify and overcome obstacles to securing and retaining housing

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  • Meeting Basic Needs

    Conveniently attached to the Day Shelter, an on-site Medical Clinic provides guests with access to primary care, wound care, screening for chronic health conditions

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  • Feeding the Hungry

    Good Shepherd Center began as a modest Soup Kitchen in 1983, when a local church opened its parish hall to serve the homeless a lunch of soup and a sandwich

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Eviction Prevention Project (EPP)

Have you lost income because of COVID-19? Are you having trouble paying your rent or utilities? The Eviction Prevention Project (EPP) may be able to help residents of Wilmington, North Carolina.
El Proyecto de Prevención de Desalojos
Using HUD CDBG-CV funds, Good Shepherd Center aims to help people who have lost income because of COVID-19 pay their rent or utilities through payments made directly to their landlord or utility provider.
To Be Eligible:

You must rent an apartment or house within the City of Wilmington, North Carolina;
You must have a valid and current lease signed by your landlord; and
You must be able to prove loss of income due to COVID-19.
You do NOT have to have been diagnosed with COVID-19 to qualify.

You must also meet these income guidelines:

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