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Registers and supervises parents who are homeschooling their children. Educational Programs

Serves as a public library offering a variety of services to the community. Library Services More information:

- Includes age-specific literacy programs

• Meeting and conference rooms available to reserve
• Provides tutoring services

Offers a range of library services, including access to books, eBooks, audio books, movies, and music.

Library Services

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• Provides computer and internet access, meeting rooms, and classes on different topics
• Mobile library services and books by mail available

Helps families learn and grow together through special programs that prepare children for school and long-term success. Education Support More information:

• Facilitates developmental screenings and early intervention identification
• Offers family learning activities, evidence-based playgroups, and home visiting programs
• Provides parenting workshops, training, and education
• Connects families to resources, including adult education, job help, and case management

Provides subsidized, income based, or tax credit rental apartments or housing for seniors.

Low Income Subsidized Rental Housing

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
• Offers a Senior Nutrition Program that provides hot meals five days per week

Provides housing and shelter services.

Temporary Shelters, Reentry Services

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• Provides homeless shelters for men and women, who may move to transitional housing after 30 days
• Offers transitional housing for individuals in recovery
• Provides a reentry program for individuals involved in the justice system

Provides health insurance information and coverage through Medicaid and the Children's Health Insurance Program (CHIP). Insurance Services More information:

• Offers information on dental and mental and behavioral health resources

Offers in-home assistance to individuals who need help with everyday tasks.

In-Home Care

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• Helps with cleaning, cooking, personal care, and money management
• Includes teaching clients to do these tasks on their own

Offers a range of library services, including access to books, eBooks, audio books, movies, and music.

Library Services

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• Provides computer and internet access, meeting rooms, and classes on different topics
• Mobile library services and books by mail available

Provides mental health services, including assessments and evaluations, case management, therapy, and medication management. Mental Health Services More information:

• Offers education, follow-up services, and treatment service coordination
• School-based services available for youth who have Medical Assistance or no insurance

Provides home care and staffing services, as well as non-emergency transportation.

In-Home Care, Transportation

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• Serves private homes, assisted living facilities, nursing homes, long-term care facilities, and other care settings
• Non-emergency transportation services are available for individuals with wheelchairs

• Can design playgrounds, community centers, neighborhoods, business districts, parks, and more

Provides specialized perinatology and maternal-fetal medicine services to monitor, diagnose, and manage high-risk pregnancies and complex fetal health concerns. Medical Care More information:

• Diagnostic imaging includes 3D/4D ultrasound, fetal echocardiograms, and Doppler flow
• Delivers care for pregnancies complicated by advanced age, diabetes, or genetic risks
• Offers preconception counseling and perinatal evaluations
• Coordinates prenatal monitoring, including cervical assessments and ultrasound growth scans
• Performs genetic screenings like amniocentesis, chorionic villus sampling (CVS), and non-invasive prenatal screening (NIPS)

Provides families with limited cash assistance to encourage independence.

Benefits Counseling

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• Participants are required to engage in work activities
• Assistance is limited to 5 years of benefits in a lifetime

Investigates reports of abuse, neglect, or exploitation of vulnerable adults and provides services to prevent further harm. Protective Services

Provides assistance to find long-term support options and determine eligibility for public programs including financial assistance, Medicaid/Medicare, in-home care, and food assistance. Helplines and Information

Offers a residential substance use disorder treatment program. Addiction and Recovery More information:

• Donations of food and toiletries accepted

Offers volunteer opportunities in event support, program activities, specialized skills, and professional expertise.

Volunteering More information:

• Volunteer areas include helping with fundraisers, community gatherings, awareness events, vehicle preparation, training programs, vehicle recipient support, as well as professional mechanics, accountants, marketers, or lawyers

Offers various services to individuals who have difficulty using a standard telephone. Assistive Technology More information:

• Includes traditional relay, captioned telephone, braille TTY, voice carry-over, captioned telephone, TTY Spanish relay, and speech-to-speech relay

Provides benefits, cash assistance, and employment resources. Financial Assistance More Information:

• Helps cover essential living costs like rent, utilities, and clothing while assisting parents in finding work

Offers a full-day summer program for school-age children that includes field trips, themed projects, and physical fitness activities. Childcare

Provides classes and support groups for adults with mental illness. Support Groups More information:

• Classes cover topics related to severe brain disorders and treatments
• Meeting held in person and virtually

Provides outpatient mental health services, including therapy, medication management, and psychiatric rehabilitation. Mental Health Services More information: - Offers education, therapeutic mentoring, in-home services, socialization, and life skills coaching - Individual, family, couples, and group therapy available

Provides a food pantry offering fresh fruits and vegetables.

Food Assistance