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Offers volunteer opportunities including helping in classrooms and after-school programs, chaperoning field trips, serving meals, attending parent workshops, and assisting with administrative tasks. Volunteering

Provides anger management counseling services. Mental Health Services

- Includes anger and impulse control

• Provides a workshop to strengthen communication skills

Serves as a peer-led substance use support organization that provides harm reduction programs, life skills support, and information and referrals. Addiction and Recovery More information: - Offers information and referral services - Evening and weekend resources to obtain detox and treatment are available

• Social supports include support groups, street outreach, and youth programming

Provides training on how to administer care for a bleeding emergency until professional help arrives. Public Health and Safety More information:

• Includes training on how to properly apply direct pressure, wound packing, and tourniquet application

Offers problem-solving assistance and counseling on issues like pregnancy, running away, suicide, gang involvement, eating disorders, depression, and abuse. Crisis Services, Helplines and Information More information: 

• Available by phone, chat, email, and text
• Referrals to local resources provided for long-term problems

Provides transitional housing for individuals experiencing homelessness who are in or have recently completed a treatment program. Supportive Living More information:

• Includes counseling, case management, support, and life skills instruction.

Provides primary medical care and referrals to specialized care, including physicals, sick visits, and routine follow-ups. Medical Care More Information:

• Provides immunizations, including flue shots
• Provides lab and imaging test
• Offers telemedicine services

• Assistance is limited to once per week

Operates a training center for veterans and adults with disabilities to develop employment skills. Employment Services More information:

• Teaches basic computer skills and Microsoft Office software
• Assists with resume writing, job searches, and applications
• Provides connection to resource and referral services

Offers support groups and mentoring for individuals who have a mental illness, substance use disorder, or both. Mental Health Services More information: - Includes advocacy, self-help, peer support, outings, and center-run activities

• Accepts donations of paper products and cleaning supplies

• Trained specialists assess callers and arrange rides 
• Service may be requested on-demand or scheduled up to a week in advance

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

More Information:

• Some sites provide breakfast and/or dinner

Offers housing and support to individuals who require help with daily living activities.

Supportive Housing

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• Provides residents with home healthcare, medication administration, and recreation

Provides information and resources for individuals seeking services related to sexual assault. Information and Helplines

Offers public library services, including materials loans, access to computers, and online resources. Library Services More information: - Loans books, audio books, magazines, CDs, movies, music, and more

• Drive-thru pickup available at select locations

Registers voters and conducts elections. Political Participation More information:

• Administers absentee registration and voting
• Provides duplicate voter cards and voting records
• Accepts the filing of candidates for local offices

Connects individuals experiencing homelessness with the resources and services needed to address their long-term mental health needs. Case Management

Provides financial assistance to renters at risk of eviction. Housing Assistance More information:

• Availability varies based on funding

Provides case management services and street outreach to individuals experiencing homelessness. Case Management More information:

• Helps participants access shelter, jobs, housing, benefits, and medical treatment
• Help securing identification, referrals, and transportation to appointments
• Help securing temporary and permanent housing
• Supports to help individuals stay housed
• Group support activities
• Help securing public benefits assistance, including insurance and income

Provides information for transportation, clothing, housing resources, and connections to employment for individuals struggling with addiction or trying to rebuild their lives after incarceration. Helplines and Information

Offers a food pantry and clothing closet. Food Assistance, Clothing Assistance More information: - Nonperishable and perishable food items available - Occasionally has shoes and undergarments

Provides substance use disorder treatment and recovery support for pregnant women, parents, and women with children. Addiction and Recovery More information:

• Offers residential and outpatient treatment based on individual needs
• Includes prenatal and postpartum support, parenting education, and family services
• Provides medication-assisted treatment (MAT)
• Coordinates case management and referrals to community resources
• Allows children to remain with their parent in select residential programs

Offers information and support about accessibility and discrimination for veterans with visual impairments. Advocacy

Provides 6-8 week education programs to help individuals and families better understand mental illness. Mental Health Services More Information:

• Offers Basics, Family- to-Family, and Peer-to-Peer sessions
• Offers sessions tailored for service member friends and family
• Basics class offered virtually

Provides medical care services, including emergency and intensive care, surgery, oncology, cardiology, rehabilitation, and imaging. Medical Care More information:

• Offers physical and respiratory therapy, maternal and child services, and an intensive care nursery
• Operates centers for stroke, subacute care, and sleep disorders
• Serves as a SAFE designated facility for individuals who have experienced sexual assault