Catholic Charities dedicating time and new resources to New Iberia recovery

Published on January 6, 2023

Catholic Charities of Acadiana is one of many organizations helping bring relief to families impacted by the EF-2 tornado that swept through New Iberia two weeks ago. Catholic Charities responds to disaster in addition to providing for food and shelter for those in need and is currently helping families put their lives back together. With the help of the community, the organization is quickly moving New Iberia into the long-term recovery phase. 

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