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Provides law enforcement services. Public Health and Safety More information:

• Sponsors neighborhood watch programs
• Offers property checks for unattended homes
• Non-car registration available

Offers housing, case management, and personal care to individuals who are unable to live alone due to mental or physical health issues.

Supportive Housing

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• Participants live in private homes and get help with transportation to appointments and events

Helps individuals find employment and advance their careers by providing access to coaching, resources, and labor market information. Employment Services More information:

• Includes career assessments, job postings, and search strategies
• Offers training on computers, soft skills, interview skills, and resume writing

Offers housing case management services to help tenants with low income prevent crisis and work through any issues that arise. Housing Assistance

Performs minimally invasive endometrial ablation procedures to thin or remove the uterine lining for the reduction or cessation of heavy menstrual bleeding. Medical Care More information:

• Includes cryotherapy, hydrothermal, radiofrequency, electrocautery, and microwave energy
• Addresses symptoms such as prolonged bleeding, heavy menstrual cycles, and anemia
• Includes post-procedure monitoring for recovery

Offers financial assistance. Financial Assistance More information: - Limited funding available for prescription expense, utility shut-off, heating fuel, and eviction prevention

Provides guidance and support to service members, veterans, and their families and caregivers. Case Management More information:

• Offers connections to emergency service providers and resources for mental health, housing, financial assistance, employment, education, volunteering, recreation, and fitness

Assists with accessing information and resources to federal programs. Government Offices and Services More information:

• Topics include complaints, disability services, disasters and emergencies, education, benefits, immigration and citizenship, military, taxes, voting and elections, and more

Provides fresh produce, proteins, canned goods, dry goods, dairy, and bread. Food Assistance

Teaches people about opioids and how to help someone who has overdosed. Classes are virtual. Substance Use Disorder Services

Offers community mediation services that provide a space for individuals to discuss conflict. Legal Services More information:

• Helps with issues between parents and teens, neighbors, tenants and landlords, and employees.

Performs minimally invasive laparoscopic surgery to treat gynecologic conditions, including ovarian cysts, endometriosis, and ectopic pregnancies. Medical Care More information:

• Surgical interventions include tubal ligation or removal, hysterectomies, and myomectomies

Offers a variety of public health services to the community.

Public Health and Safety, Medical Care

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• Includes immunizations, screenings, and vaccination clinics
• Provides assistance with online health insurance applications and navigating Medicaid benefits
• Offers health education and wellness programs to the community

Offers the Voluntary Income Tax Assistance Program (VITA) which helps eligible taxpayers complete and file both federal and state income taxes.

Tax Services

• Offers curb-to-curb services for individuals who find it difficult to use the fixed-route system

Helps Medicare and Medicaid beneficiaries recognize, avoid, and report healthcare fraud, abuse, and error. Health Insurance

Offers classes and educational materials. Educational Programs More information:

• Seven levels of English As A Second Language (ESOL) classes available, including virtual classes
• Provides computer skills classes

Connects victims of crime with a Victim Service Coordinator for crisis response and advocacy. Public Health and Safety More information: - Provides victim notification services, domestic violence outreach, restitution, and training

Sells used clothing, furniture, household items, mattresses, and box springs. Home Good, Clothing Assistance More information:

• Accepts donations of any reusable items sold in-store

• Applicants must find housing on their own and landlords must agree to payment through the program 
• Waitlist for the program is approximately 1 to 5 years

Offers sports and enrichment summer camps, including soccer, tennis, art, volleyball, and Safetyville Toddler Camp. Leisure and Recreation More information:

• Volunteer opportunities available. 

Provides individuals and families with financial assistance for heating and utility expenses.

Utility Assistance

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• Applicants may be homeowners, renters, roomers, or boarders
• Available all year for electricity and during the winter months for heat
• Limited funds available for furnace repair, replacement, and other weatherization procedures

Provides homeownership counseling and workshops for low- and moderate-income households. Money Management More information:

• Assists with home ownership, credit, default and foreclosure, and reverse mortgages

Provides emergency food assistance to those in need.

Food Pantries

Provides a bed frame, twin mattress, bedding, and pillow to children who do not have a bed. Home Goods More information: - In partnership with participating Ashley Stores