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Provides after-school art programs to foster creativity and provide positive self-expression.

Community Center

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- ImageMakers National Photography Program encourages learning and practicing photography
- National Fine Arts Exhibit is a year-round program encouraging artistic expression in drawing, painting, mixed media, and sculpture
- School-based programming offered at Charlestown Elementary, George D. Lisby Elementary, Dublin Elementary, Bakersfield Elementary, Thomson Estates Elementary, Chesapeake City Elementary, and H. H. Garnet Elementary

Offers free legal assistance with civil issues, including family and domestic, children in need of assistance, housing, employment, public benefits, and consumer problems.

Legal Services

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- Helps older adults with benefits, landlord-tenant issues, bankruptcy, utilities, and nursing home issues
- Does not assist with criminal cases, medical malpractice, police or attorney misconduct, car accidents, small claims, credit counseling, or immigration

Offers case management services for individuals with chronic and persistent mental illness or co-occurring substance use disorder.

Case Management

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- Helps develop a plan that helps navigate and connects clients to services including medical, dental, social, education, housing, insurance, employment, and more

Manages and monitors juvenile intake complaints.

Correctional Facilities and Services

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- Assesses and reviews complaints to promote the best interest of the child and community
- Assesses whether the juvenile court has jurisdiction and if judicial action is warranted
- Identifies risk, needs, and strengths
- When appropriate, diversion programs are offered

• Holds hearings for disputed claims and for employers who fail to carry insurance as required
• Compensable claims are paid by insurers, not the Commission
• Claim Forms are available from the Commission or online; employers may also have claim forms available at the place of employment

Provides after-school educational programs to assure high school graduation and prepare for post-secondary education and careers.

Community Center

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- Offers activities and connections with friends to learn new skills
- Provides homework help and tutoring
- Advances knowledge and increases interest in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM)

Provides education, advocacy, and research related to hearing loss.

Support Groups, Advocacy

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- Includes information on new technology, medical advances, and support groups
- Offers coping and employment strategies
- Advocates for better communication access and legislation

Offers legal assistance to immigrant women and girls who have been victims of gender-based crimes in the U.S. or their home country, or are scared of being forced into marriage in the U.S.

Legal Services

Offers free legal assistance with civil issues, including family and domestic, children in need of assistance, housing, employment, public benefits, and consumer problems.

Legal Services

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- Helps older adults with benefits, landlord-tenant issues, bankruptcy, utilities, and nursing home issues
- Does not assist with criminal cases, medical malpractice, police or attorney misconduct, car accidents, small claims, credit counseling, or immigration

• Families are invited to participate in unit activities

Provides support for individuals with severe disabilities to encourage employment and independence.

Employment Services

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- Includes vocational counseling, physical and mental restoration, communication and equipment services, job training and placement, and rehabilitation technology services
- Independent living services available for older adults with visual impairments

• Includes career consultation, resume and interviewing tips, and GED/Adult Basic Education 
• Funding for job-related courses may be available

• Requests are evaluated monthly based on available funds

Offers a summer camp that includes swimming, weekly field trips, arts & crafts, special events, and educational activities.

Camps

Offers many different types of volunteer opportunities, matching skill sets, interests, and enthusiasm for short or long-term positions.

Volunteering

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- All volunteers must pass a background check and complete training certifications before orientation

Provides education on health and safety OSHA standards in the workplace.

Government Offices and Services

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- Inspects workplaces, investigates complaints and accidents, cites violations, and imposes penalties when necessary.

Provides after-school art programs to foster creativity and provide positive self-expression.

Community Center

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- ImageMakers National Photography Program encourages learning and practicing photography
- National Fine Arts Exhibit is a year-round program encouraging artistic expression in drawing, painting, mixed media, and sculpture
- School-based programming offered at Charlestown Elementary, George D. Lisby Elementary, Dublin Elementary, Bakersfield Elementary, Thomson Estates Elementary, Chesapeake City Elementary, and H. H. Garnet Elementary

Provides after-school educational and career exploration programs to assure high school graduation and prepare for post-secondary education and careers.

Community Center

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- Career Launch offers activities that match interests to career clusters and identify the skills and education needed for a particular career path
- Money Matters promotes decision-making skills for finical well-being and success
- Power Hour Project Learn reinforces and enhances high-yield learning through reading, writing, homework help, and games
- Advances knowledge and increases interest in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM)
- School-based programming offered at Charlestown Elementary, George D. Lisby Elementary, Dublin Elementary, Bakersfield Elementary, Thomson Estates Elementary, Chesapeake City Elementary, and H. H. Garnet Elementary

Helps individuals to secure meaningful employment and develop the skills to obtain and maintain competitive employment in a chosen field of interest.

Employment Services

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- Vocational Assessment
- Preparation for the job search
- Job coaching, training, and support
- Training and counseling in budgeting, money management, and benefits.
- Collaboration with a support team, including the individual’s behavioral health provider, employer, and family
- Access to resources, such as the Department of Labor & Licensing, and the Division of Rehabilitation Services
- Assistance in reporting earned income to Social Security

Provides support for individuals with severe disabilities to encourage employment and independence.

Employment Services

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- Includes vocational counseling, physical and mental restoration, communication and equipment services, job training and placement, and rehabilitation technology services
- Independent living services available for older adults with visual impairments

Offers permanent supportive housing to individuals and families experiencing homelessness.

Housing Assistance

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- Accepts individuals with substance use and mental health needs
- Provides case management services

Offers job training and employment assistance to older adults.

Employment Services

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- Job training is provided through nonprofit and government agencies
- Participants are placed in permanent positions after training

• Assistance limited to once in a lifetime

Provides help with legal cases related to fair housing, community development, voting rights, health and environmental justice, employment discrimination, educational equality, and police misconduct.

Legal Services

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- Does not provide direct legal representation based on individual requests