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Offers social day club designed to meet the needs of adults who are in the early stages of diagnosed memory loss. Offers socialization with peers and meaningful cognitive and physical activity in comfortable surroundings. Community Centers

• Serves breakfast to-go Monday through Friday from 8:30AM to 9:30AM 
• Distributes hot and bagged lunches Monday through Friday from 11AM to 1PM

Helps older adults to downsize and move into new homes. Moving Services More information:

• Services include floor planning, organizing, packing, and unpacking
• Funding may be available to help with moving expenses
• Does not provide financial assistance for security deposits or rent payments

Distributes fresh and non-perishable foods, including bread, eggs, dairy products, meat, canned goods, rice, and pasta. Food Assistance

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

Provides information and resources related to diabetes. Helplines and Information, Public Education and Information

Offers day programming and vocational services for adults experiencing homelessness. Community Centers More information: - Provides showers, laundry, meals, computer lab, and case management

Provides a day program for adults with developmental disabilities. Adult Day Programs More information: - Includes activities that develop interpersonal, social, and vocational skills - Centers include sensory stimulation rooms, mat areas, computer labs, and various activity areas - Transportation is provided to and from the centers each day, based on personal situation

Provides emergency food assistance to eligible residents. Food Assistance  More information: - Offers nonperishable food and, when available, bread, treats, and food vouchers. - Accepts donations of money and nonperishable food items.

Provides in-home health care services to individuals.

In-Home Care

More information:

• Offers personal care and assistance with activities of daily living
• Provides skilled nursing services; contact for details
• May include medication management and health monitoring
• Serves individuals in their homes

Provides for the anonymous hand-over of an unharmed infant in cases where the mother doesn't feel ready to have children and wants to safely leave their newborn child without the risk of arrest or prosecution. Pregnancy and Childbirth Support

Offers foster placement services for children in need of homes, and training and licensing to individuals wanting to foster.

Adoption and Foster Services

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• Child placement may be court-ordered or through voluntary parent agreement
• Recruits, trains, licenses, supports, and encourages families interested in becoming foster parents

Offers a day education program with a small classroom environment for children to young adults diagnosed with autism, sensory processing disorder, a specific learning disability, health impairment, or multiple disabilities. Educational Programs More information:

• Provides academic curriculum, family therapy, parenting workshops, and family activities

Offers programs for youth for learning in the community after school, in the evenings, and during the summer months. Youth Development Programs

Provides psychiatric rehabilitation services for adults with severe and persistent mental illness.

Mental Health Services

• Offers instruction on daily living skills and reading
• The day program includes daily lunch and transportation to and from the facility
• Manages one group home and five Alternative Living Units

Offers case management and in-home services for eligible adults. In-Home Care More information:

• Includes personal care, housekeeping, laundry, and meal preparation

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 foreign-born individuals with legal and human rights issues. Legal Services More information: - Includes assistance with issues related to immigration, domestic violence, and family law - Provides language interpretation services - Training for direct service providers available - Offers information on children and youth, human trafficking, domestic violence, and sexual assault

Offers volunteer opportunities, as available, in the food pantry and the financial services office. Volunteering More information:

• Front pantry volunteers welcome and register clients, and help keep records
• Back pantry volunteers stock shelves and load the baskets of food
• Financial services volunteers act as receptionists for visiting clients
• Special occasion volunteer opportunities may be available on group cleaning days
• Regular volunteers usually work one shift per week

Provides outpatient mental health treatment, including therapy and medication management, to address depression, anxiety, stress, anger, trauma, grief, mood disorders, and life transitions. Mental Health Services More information:

• Offers individual, group, and family therapy sessions
• Includes cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT), solution-focused therapy, and trauma-informed care
• In-person and virtual appointments available

Aims to eliminate inequity, discrimination, and inequality in the community. Advocacy More information:

• Enforces public accommodations and ADA concerns
• Accepts reports of unfair treatment by employer
• Processes complaints against law enforcement
• Enforces local wage laws and investigates complaints, including wage disputes and overtime issues

Provides mobile medication-assisted treatment (MAT) and behavioral health services.

Addiction and Recovery

Offers both perishable and non perishable food items. 

Food Assistance