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Copyright 2001-2011 The Parish of the Holy Cross, Nesconset, NY and its licensors. All rights reserved.
Important Links & Telephone Numbers
( For link, click on underlined word)
Alcoholics Anonymous Hotline
AA Hotline 631-669-1124
Catholic Charities
Food Stamps Screening 631-799-9546
Main 631-733-7000
Domestic Violence
Suffolk County Coalition
against Domestic Violence 631-666-8833
Victims Information Bureau
of Suffolk (VBS) 631-360-3730
HEAP
Home and Energy
Assistance Program 631-853-8825
Suffolk County Dept. of Social Services
Child Abuse Hotline 800-343-3720
Abandoned Infant 866-TLC-BABY
( 866-853-2229)
Adult Protective Intake 631-654-3195
Emergency Services 631-854-9100
(After 4:30pm weekdays & all day weekend)
Suicide Hotline
Response 631-751-7500
( For link, click on underlined word)
Alcoholics Anonymous Hotline
AA Hotline 631-669-1124
Catholic Charities
Food Stamps Screening 631-799-9546
Main 631-733-7000
Domestic Violence
Suffolk County Coalition
against Domestic Violence 631-666-8833
Victims Information Bureau
of Suffolk (VBS) 631-360-3730
HEAP
Home and Energy
Assistance Program 631-853-8825
Suffolk County Dept. of Social Services
Child Abuse Hotline 800-343-3720
Abandoned Infant 866-TLC-BABY
( 866-853-2229)
Adult Protective Intake 631-654-3195
Emergency Services 631-854-9100
(After 4:30pm weekdays & all day weekend)
Suicide Hotline
Response 631-751-7500
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"Whenever men and
women are to be found
who are in want of
food and drink, of
clothing, of housing,
medicine, work,
education, the means
necessary for leading
a truly human life,
individuals racked by
misfortune, illness,
suffering in isolation
or imprisonment,
Christian charity
should go in search of
them, find them out,
comfort them with
devout care and give
them the help that will
relieve their needs."
- Vatican II- “The Lay
People” Charitable
Works and Social Aid
women are to be found
who are in want of
food and drink, of
clothing, of housing,
medicine, work,
education, the means
necessary for leading
a truly human life,
individuals racked by
misfortune, illness,
suffering in isolation
or imprisonment,
Christian charity
should go in search of
them, find them out,
comfort them with
devout care and give
them the help that will
relieve their needs."
- Vatican II- “The Lay
People” Charitable
Works and Social Aid
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