On my way out

Hello and I hope you find something. I ran across a few people who stayed at Salvation Army shelters and it was okay. But I know many of the shelters are not good for everyone. Try looking at craigslist.org and that nationalsharedhousing link I gave you. People are sharing spaces until people get on their feet and their as Dawn here pointed out craigslist.org has barter services for a place to live just have someone go with you when you check out any places to be on the safe side.

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Social and welfare services but they had Catholic Charities so I will go back to get number

Catholic Charities -  411 Main St Ste 102a. Stroudsburg, PA (570) 476-6460 ... 175 E Brown St Ste 204. East Stroudsburg, PA (570) 424-8784 ...

Hello and I am not sure if this will help but you can check it out

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More people than ever are trying to become independent by working to support themselves and their families. If you do not earn enough money to support yourself and your family, or if you cannot work because of a disability, you may be eligible to receive cash and employment assistance. You can apply for and renew your benefits from the comfort of your home using COMPASS, the online resource for cash assistance, the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP), help with child care, health care coverage, home heating assistance (LIHEAP), school meals, SelectPlan for Women and long-term living services.

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Hello sorry you are losing your home see if this for food and shelters

http://www.homelessshelterdirectory.org/cgi-bin/id/city.cgi?city=East%20Stroudsburg&state=PA

See if this helps rent from modestneeds.org and microgiving.com below

http://help-with-rent-security-deposit-utility-bills.starshine1.aidpage.com/

I hope that helps you somehow.

Take care

Starshine