Probably best, to reach out to local churches in their immediate area.

 

FEMA 

 

 

Respectfully,

 

Brenda Fowler Longoria BS, CPC, She/Her

Community Health Worker-Pierce County, Community Support Services

P: 206-408-4741 C: 425-785-5406 F: 206-521-8834

E: Brenda.FowlerLongoria@chpw.org

 

                

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From: fullcoalition@list.pchomeless.org <fullcoalition@list.pchomeless.org> On Behalf Of Moira OCrotty
Sent: Wednesday, February 5, 2025 1:09 PM
To: Abigail Bardwell <abardwell@prosperitywellnesscenter.com>; fullcoalition@list.pchomeless.org
Subject: [EXTERNAL] Homeless Coalition - Re: Financial Assistance for EOL/Cremation

 

I don't have any ideas but rather surprised that they would let her see the deceased. It's against the law after 24 hours (bacteria) unless embalmed and likely not doing that for a cremation...

 

 

Moira Hennings O'Crotty (she, her, hers)

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Subject: Homeless Coalition - Financial Assistance for EOL/Cremation

 

 

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I have a client whose adult daughter just passed away this past Saturday due to SUD-related illness exacerbated by home insecurity and poverty.

 

This client is unable to afford costs of cremation as-is and the funeral home they are currently working with (Edwards) is asking for a significant extra charge for the ability to see the body beforehand, and the cremation is scheduled for tomorrow. They are asking for finalization of plans by EOD.

I called SVDP, was unable to reach anyone at St. Leo's, was directed to CCS via navigator but not sure where I would start. TEARS only covers up to 12 y/o (that I see) and Pierce County doesn't have an indigent burial fund ex. King County.

Assistance appreciated!!

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