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Provides Medicaid screening and application assistance. Health Insurance More information:

• Includes guidance on Aged, Blind, and Disabled (ABD) Medicaid; Specified Low-Income Medicare Beneficiary Program; and Expanded Medical Assistance.

• Waitlist is permanently closed as of 2019 due to changes in program regulation and eligibility 
• Individuals experiencing a housing crisis should call the Housing Stabilization Programs

Offer a variety of programs and services for older adults.

Community Centers

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• Includes activities related to recreation, nutrition, education, physical fitness, wellness, and socialization
• Offers health screenings and vaccines on a seasonal basis
• Provides transportation services
• Volunteer opportunities are available

Provides pre-K through 12th grade education services. Educational Programs More information: - GED preparation and Adult Basic Education (ABE) courses available - Support offered to families experiencing homelessness and students with special needs - Offers programs for infants and specialized preschool programs- Students unable to attend school due to qualifying reasons are provided with in-home education

• Services include chronic disease management, diagnostic testing, lab tests, and specialty care 
• Provided mobile health services with no appointment required

Answers questions and provides assistance with Medicare health plan options, rights and benefits, and low-income programs. Insurance Services

Provides long-term assisted living facilities that include medication management, post-operative care, and pain management.

Residential Care

Offers a range of women's healthcare services, including primary care, OB/GYN, pregnancy testing, infertility counseling, prenatal care, STI testing and treatment, delivery and labor support, and menopause care. Medical Care

Accepts donations and sells used books to support local libraries and library services. Donations

Offers psychiatric rehabilitation services for children, adolescents, and adults with severe and persistent mental illness.

Mental Health Services More information:

• Skill development in money management, time management, parenting skills, and job readiness
• GED counseling support
• Focuses on improving functioning in the community, home, and school

Provides free lunch to older adults and individuals with disabilities in a group setting. Food Assistance More information:

• Some sites also serve breakfast
• Voluntary donations are accepted to help cover costs

Provides home-delivered meals that include a hot lunch and a cold meal. Food Assistance

• Includes food, showers, laundry, and clothing as available 
• Helps individuals obtain important documents like social security cards and birth certificates 
• Offers limited funds on a case-by-case basis

Operates cooling centers at Recreation Activity Center locations during times of extreme heat. Disaster Services More information:

• Other locations may include public libraries, churches, community or senior centers, and malls or shopping centers

Offers cash assistance to individuals with low income who cannot work because of a disability. Financial Assistance More information: - Can assist short-term or long-term, or while participants await a decision on their SSI application - Individuals who live with a minor child as a caretaker relative are not eligible

Investigates complaints about nursing homes and assisted living facilities and offers advocacy services to elderly residents and their families. Advocacy More information:

• Provides guidelines and literature on nursing home placement and clients' rights regarding Ombudsman services.

Offers harm reduction resources, such as sterile syringes, wound care and safe sex supplies, fentanyl test strips, and disposal containers. Addiction and Recovery More information:

• Provides HIV and Hep C testing, a sexual health in recovery peer support, and Narcan and overdose prevention information
• Offers supply delivery to individuals with no transportation access

Provides lunch for older adults in a community setting. Food Assistance More information:

• Some sites offer breakfast and dinner.

Provides information and services to prepare for and assist with emergencies and disasters.

Public Health and Safety, Disaster Services

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• Includes fire safety, natural disasters, summer and winter cooling and heating safety, pet safety, and more

Provides individual and family therapy for victims of domestic violence, incest, rape, sex trafficking, and sexual assault and abuse. Mental Health Services

Provides nonperishable food to residents in need. Food Assistance

• Both open and closed support group meetings are available 
• Meetings may have a special focus, such as support for a certain gender or treatment program 
• Transportation may be provided by volunteers 
• Provides community health education through presentations and health fair participation

Operates resale shops which help fund agency programs. Home Good, Clothing Assistance More information:

• Accepts donations of antiques, clothing, art, jewelry, rugs, tools, books, and kitchen items

Responds to emergency calls and dispatches fire, rescue, and ambulance services. Government Offices and Services More information:

• Updates and maintains emergency plans for man-made and natural disasters.

Helps individuals learn how to manage their money better. Money Management More information:

• Services includes consumer education, counseling tools, and referrals to other resources
• Offers a monthly class on basic money management