Free Help in Raleigh, NC

Review 46 listed free help profiles associated with Raleigh, North Carolina. Check local offices, stored review context, and state-level rules before contacting a provider.

46

Free Help Listed Profiles

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In Raleigh Specifically

44

Statewide Profiles

Looking for free financial help in Raleigh, North Carolina? Nonprofit credit counseling agencies, legal aid organizations, and government-funded programs may offer no-cost assistance for debt, foreclosure, or credit issues. HUD-approved counselors are required to provide free initial consultations. Below are free-help resources listed for this area.

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Free Help Located in Raleigh

These providers have offices or are specifically located in Raleigh, NC.

More Free Help Serving Raleigh, NC

Statewide profiles that may be relevant for Raleigh residents researching this category.

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Centre for Home Ownership & Economic Development Corporation

North Carolina nonprofit providing free affordable housing guidance, workforce development, and capital access to underserved communities across 21 counties.

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Housing Authority of the City of Rocky Mount, NC

Rocky Mount Housing Authority provides affordable public housing and housing choice vouchers to low-income families in Rocky Mount, NC and surrounding counties, plus resident support programs.

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Wilson Community Improvement Association, Inc.

WCIA is a Wilson, NC-based nonprofit providing free financial counseling, housing assistance, and community development services to improve neighborhood stability and economic viability.

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Ada Jenkins Families and Careers Development Center, Inc.

Non-profit community resource center in the Lake Norman area providing free case management, financial assistance, education, and economic mobility services to low-income families.

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Brick Capital Community Development Corporation

Non-profit CDC providing HUD-approved housing counseling, affordable home development, and supportive housing in Lee County, NC since 1990.

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Cape Fear Regional Cdc

HUD-certified non-profit housing counselor and community development organization serving low-to-moderate income residents across eight North Carolina counties with foreclosure prevention, homeownership education, and small business assistance.

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Cccs, a Division of Triangle Family Services, Inc.

HUD-approved nonprofit housing counselor serving Triangle area families with emergency rental assistance, eviction prevention, and financial counseling since 1937.

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Cccs of Greater Greensboro

Family Service of the Piedmont is a non-profit organization providing free and low-cost financial counseling, credit advice, and housing assistance alongside domestic violence, mental health, and family support services.

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Cccs of Greater Greensboro

Family Service of the Piedmont is a private non-profit providing free and low-cost financial counseling, credit advice, and housing assistance alongside domestic violence, mental health, and family support services.

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Cccs of Greater Greensboro

Family Service of the Piedmont is a nonprofit offering free and low-cost financial counseling, credit guidance, and housing assistance alongside domestic violence, mental health, and family support services.

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Cccs of Greater Greensboro

Family Service of the Piedmont is a nonprofit offering free and low-cost financial counseling, credit advice, and housing assistance alongside domestic violence, mental health, and family support services.

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Choanoke Area Development Association of NC, Inc.

NC CADA is a non-profit community development organization serving five rural North Carolina counties with free housing counseling, Head Start programs, and emergency assistance.

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