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Offers volunteer opportunities to help with firefighting, rescue, paramedics, and administrative services. Volunteering More information:
- Includes training on firefighting equipment and first aid
- Tuition assistance available once onboarded
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Provides 3-5 bags of groceries to individuals in need. Food Assistance
Provides local-level disaster management through fire suppression, rescue, and emergency medical services. Public Health and Safety More information:
- Handles hazardous materials
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Provides community education and training on violence and safety. Public Education and Information More information:
- Topics include sexual assault/ abuse, sex trafficking, domestic violence, stalking, self-defense, parenting, and good touch-bad touch for children
- Offers professional training on treatment skills, assessment, and diagnosis
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Provides information and referrals to resources and support for veterans and their caregivers. Specialized Information and Referral More information:
- Refers to mental health care, therapy, counseling, legal assistance, education, administrative assistance, and more
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Informs callers about low-cost hearing aid programs and conducts hearing tests over the phone.
Assistive Technology
More information: - Resources may include donated and reconditioned hearing aids, where available
Provides support for a successful transition into the community by providing a wide range of services in the areas of health, parenting, education, and employment. Case Management More information: - Behavioral health screening and assessments - Benefits enrollment and Veteran Affairs assistance - Job training, and employment assistance, peer support, mentoring programs, and remedial intervention - Anger management, reentry services, and parenting groups available - Legal assistance and child support assistance
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Provides guidance and support to young adults with developmental disabilities and their families as they transition from school-based supports to adult services. Aging and Disability Services More information:
- Explains DDA eligibility, funding, timelines, and application requirements
- Encourages individuals to establish DDA eligibility while still attending school
- Meets with young adults, families, and caregivers to discuss available programs
- Helps individuals understand the Governor’s Transitioning Youth Initiative funding
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Provides college admissions guidance and ongoing academic support to individuals seeking postsecondary education.
Education Support, Educational Programs More information: - Assists with college selection and admissions applications - Provides guidance on essays and required documentation - Offers academic planning and ongoing support - Supports individuals through the transition to postsecondary education
Provides a red, magnetic packet that contains important medical information in case of an emergency. Public Health and Safety More information:
- Provides an area to list contact information for your doctor, family members, insurance information, and any other special circumstances that rescue personnel should know
- Offers a non-magnetic printable option for immediate usage
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Offers social, recreational, educational, and wellness programs and services for older adults. Community Centers More information:
- Conducts classes in art, crafts, computers, dance, and many other topics
- Provides gym equipment, health screenings, and nutrition education
- Hosts social events, bus trips, picnics, card games, and live entertainment
- Serves meals five days per week as part of the Senior Nutrition Program
- Acts as a cooling center during extreme heat events
Provides psychiatric rehabilitation services for adults with severe and persistent mental illness.
Mental Health Services
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Provides primary health care service, including health screenings and annual exams. Medical Care More Information:
- Provides case management services
- Offers vaccines and immunizations
- Telehealth services are available
Provides support to immigrants through community-based and religious organizations. Information and Helplines More information:
- Offers guidance and follow-up services
- Provides referrals for healthcare, housing, education, employment, case management, and food
Distributes shelf-stable food items, including canned goods, cereal, pasta, and other pantry staples. Food Assistance More information:
- Provided on a first come, first served basis
- Offers clothing when available
Helps individuals find jobs and prepare for employment. Employment Services More information:
- Includes evaluation and tips on resume writing, interview techniques, and job applications
- Offers job training, labor market information, and a self-service job search database system
- Provides free information on local apprenticeship programs statewide
Provides counseling and therapy services for a variety of mental health issues.
Mental Health Services
More information: - Offers psychiatric rehabilitation program
Offers volunteer opportunities to help pick up, sort, pack, and distribute food. Volunteering
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Offers preventative and restorative dental care, including routine exams, cleanings, x-rays, composite fillings, sealants, fluoride varnishes, simple extractions, and prophylaxis with fluoride. Medical Care
Provides eligible individuals and families with grants that go towards heating and utility expenses. Utility Assistance More information:
- Applicants may be homeowners, renters, roomers, or boarders
- Available all year for electricity and during the winter months for heat
Operates a food pantry with fresh produce, meats, breads, and nonperishable food items.
Food Assistance
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Provides medical and surgical services, including 24-hour emergency room, pediatrics, and diagnostic services. Medical Care More information:
- Includes physical therapy, counseling, outpatient surgery, and wellness programs
- Offers screenings for cholesterol, cancer, blood pressure, and arthritis
Provides a variety of activities and services for older adults.
Community Centers
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- Includes educational programs, recreational activities, volunteer opportunities, seminars, and classes in art, crafts, computer use, dance, and many other topics both in person and virtually
- Provides social events bus trips, picnics, card games, and live entertainment
- Offers a Senior Nutrition Program that provides hot meals five days per week
Delivers Fresh Farmers' Market produce on a biweekly basis throughout the year. Food Assistance
