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St Vincent de Paul Society - Brookvale

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St Vincent de Paul Society - Brookvale sells second hand goods and clothing. Emergency food parcels are available and further assistance is available through the society's home visitation program for those having difficulty paying bills and needing food. Clients can phone 9905 0424 to arrange a home visit. Financial counselling is available by appointment only. NILS (No Interest Loans Scheme) is available - loans up to $1000 for essential household items - by appointment only.

638 Pittwater Rd
Suburb: BROOKVALE
State: NSW
Postcode: 2100

(02) 9905 0424

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