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Provides temporary placement for children in foster care or group homes.Foster Care ServicesMore information: Placements may be court-ordered or by voluntary agreement
Aims to eliminate inequity, discrimination, and inequality in the community.Discrimination AssistanceMore information: Enforces public accommodations and ADA concernsAccepts reports of unfair treatment by employer Processes complaints against law enforcement Enforces local wage laws and investigates complaints, including wage disputes and overtime issues

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Consumer Complaints
Discrimination Assistance
Crime Victim Support
Advocacy
Civil Rights Issues
Offers inpatient or in-home hospice care services to individuals with terminal illnesses.Hospice CareMore information: Includes a team of physicians, registered nurses, home health aides, social workers, chaplains, bereavement counselors, and volunteers
Offers free monthly food benefits to eligible low-income households.Food Stamps/SNAPMore information: Clients receive a card to access benefits Eligible applicants may receive food stamps within seven days
Provides psychiatric rehabilitation services for individuals with severe and persistent mental illness.Mental Health Support ServicesMore information: Offers activities to help improve social, emotional, behavioral, and psychiatric functioning
Provides outpatient clinical services for children and their parents.Mental Health Assessment and TreatmentMore information: Includes prevention, assessment, and treatment of emotional and developmental disorders Offers family, group, and occupational therapy sessions Intervention and support available for families at risk for neglect or abuse

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Volunteer Opportunities
Early Intervention for Children With Disabilities/Delays
Occupational Therapy
Family Counseling
Speech and Language Pathology
Provides families with limited cash assistance to encourage independence.Temporary Financial AssistanceMore information:Some participants are required to engage in work activitiesAssistance is limited to 5 years of benefits in a lifetime
Provides resettlement assistance and other refugee benefits to individuals who have been displaced from Ukraine. Case Managment, Legal Assistance, Food and Housing Assistance More information:Provides case management, immigration-related legal assistance, short-term food and housing assistance, and community outreach and orientation
Helps communities and neighbors achieve social and economic mobility through services, partnerships, and advocacy. Community Action ProgramsMore information: Operates a walk-in information and referral center that helps clients with applications for services Provides free tax assistance and advocacy training Serves as a grantee for the County Head Start Program

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Charities/Grantmaking Organizations
Tax Preparation Assistance
Provides library services including materials loan, programs for all ages, and meeting rooms.Library ServicesMore information:Loans books, e-books, CDs, Chromebooks, hotspot kits, and more Offers access to computers, printing, faxing, scanning, and WiFi Some branches have social workers and community pantries available

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Library Services
Volunteer Opportunities
Computer Literacy Training Programs
Literacy Programs
COVID-19 Immunization Clinics
COVID-19
Discounted Internet Service
Computer Distribution Programs
Offers support groups for adults with cancer, their relatives, friends, and bereaved family members. Cancer Support GroupsMore information: Facilitated by licensed mental health professionals All groups are offered virtually

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General Bereavement and Grief Support Groups
Volunteer Opportunities
Families/Friends of People With Cancer
Adolescents
Health/Disability Related Support Groups
Provides families with limited cash assistance to encourage independence.Temporary Financial AssistanceMore information:Some participants are required to engage in work activitiesAssistance is limited to 5 years of benefits in a lifetime
Offers in-home assistance to individuals who are at risk of institutionalization.In-Home AssistanceMore information: Assists with personal care, cleaning, money management, laundry, and cooking
Offers in-home healthcare services to help individuals recover from illnesses, surgeries, or injuries.In-Home HealthcareMore information: Includes skilled nursing; physical, occupational, and speech therapy; home health aide; medical social services; and private duty nursing Nurses are available for health screenings and community events
Provides families with limited cash assistance to encourage independence.Temporary Financial AssistanceMore information:Some participants are required to engage in work activitiesAssistance is limited to 5 years of benefits in a lifetime
Helps older adults and individuals with disabilities live independently in their community. Case ManagementMore information:Provides assessments, referrals, and ongoing evaluation

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People With Disabilities/Health Conditions
Case/Care Management
Older Adults
Offers psychiatric rehabilitation services for children and adolescents with severe and persistent mental illness.Psychiatric Rehabilitation ProgramMore information:Individual and group activities provided and include self-care, independent living skills, financial literacy training, entitlement support, anger management, social skills, and management of diagnosis
Offers case management services to help individuals with mental health issues.Mental Health Support ServicesMore information: Assists with self-care, social skills, transportation/ mobility, housing, and money management
Offers day habilitation and supported employment services for individuals with developmental disabilities.Day Habilitation, Supported EmploymentMore information: Helps with daily living, work, and social skills Includes classes on self-care, communication, safety skills, and volunteering Provides community integrated work experiences, including apprenticeships and internships

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Volunteer Opportunities
Adult Day Programs
Adolescents
Comprehensive Disability Related Employment Programs
Provides out-of-home foster care placement for children who cannot remain at home.Foster CareMore information:Child placement may be court-ordered or through voluntary parent agreement A training course must be completed before receiving a license Foster parents receive board payments, a Medical Assistance card, and initial clothing allowance
Provides library services including materials loan, programs for all ages, and meeting rooms.Library ServicesMore information:Loans books, e-books, CDs, Chromebooks, hotspot kits, and more Offers access to computers, printing, faxing, scanning, and WiFi Some branches have social workers and community pantries available

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Library Services
Volunteer Opportunities
Computer Literacy Training Programs
Literacy Programs
COVID-19 Immunization Clinics
COVID-19
Discounted Internet Service
Computer Distribution Programs
Helps individuals and families pay for burial costs when someone they know that was receiving SSI benefits has passed.Financial Assistance
Offers a range of support services for individuals experiencing homelessness. Support ServicesMore information: Includes job assistance, GED classes, health seminars, computer training, and financial classes Provides support for individuals with HIV that includes burial assistance Case management available to help find additional resources as needed

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AIDS/HIV
Adult Basic Education
Computer Literacy Training Programs
Provides emergency financial assistance to low-income families facing a financial crisis.Emergency Financial AssistanceMore information: Offers grants for disasters, eviction, utility bill shut-off notices, heating fuel, and burial expenses Assistance is limited to once every 24 months for eligible families and pregnant individuals

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Heating Fuel Payment Assistance
Gas Service Payment Assistance
Burial/Cremation Expense Assistance
Families With Children
Rent Payment Assistance
Electric Service Payment Assistance
Investigates allegations of physical or sexual abuse and neglect of children.Child Protective ServicesMore information:Mandated by law to see children within 5 days in neglect cases and 24 hours in abuse cases Emergency services may include placement in sheltered care or court involvement Counseling with the family may also be provided

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Children's Protective Services
Volunteer Opportunities