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Offers a clothing bank. Also accepts clothing donations during office hours.

Services include general and pediatric dentistry, crowns, dentures, comprehensive examinations, thorough cleaning (prophylaxis), x-rays, periodontal care, and more.

Offers a variety of programs for people of all ages. Services include a senior center, early learning, fitness classes, and wellness education.

Provides daytime warming centers in the scenario of enhanced code blue declarations at select libraries in Philadelphia County.

Provides an early childhood home visiting program for families with children. Focuses on early literacy and school readiness, using education to break the cycle of poverty for families.

Provides SNAP recipients with benefit assistance such as applications and knowledge of other resources within the community.

Provides a monthly food pantry in conjunction with Weinberg NE Regional Food Bank.

Offers lifesaving skills training to communities experiencing high rates of penetrating injury, educating citizens in the fundamentals of trauma-related bystander aid. Everyone who completes the training will receive a certificate of participation and will have learned about: A) Personal safety B) Proximal pressure points C) Tourniquets D) Pressure dressings E) Positional airway management F)Material utilization G)Scene control

Serves as an Assistive Technology Resource Center (ATRC). Assists consumers looking for Assistive Technology devices and information to increase their independence. Distributes devices through the Telecommunication Device Distribution Program (TDDP) and Assistive Technology Lending Library. Also maintains a Reuse Program where consumers can borrow equipment when in need.

Provides legal advocates for low-income individuals and families. NPLS helps people establish eligibility for public benefits, protect themselves from domestic violence, gain access to healthcare and avoid loss of housing due to uninhabitability, eviction or foreclosure. Also provides self-help materials, trainings and community workshops on a range of legal issues.

Coordinates and carries out services designed to allow individuals with disabilties to work and live as independently as possible in the community. Services include day programs, community partcipation, vocational training, adult training facility, community integrated employment and school to work transition services.

Supplies two-year community college degrees offered in 15 different fields of study and transferable to more than 150 four-year schools.

Provides one and two-bedroom apartments, some with the latest barrier-free features. No Pets allowed.

This program provides free groceries and essential food items to eligible individuals and families in need.

Provides vocational rehabilitation services to persons with disabilities to help prepare for, obtain, or maintain employment. Services are provided on an individual basis, both directly and through a network of approved vendors. The OVR counselor assists customers in selecting their choice of vocational goals, services and service providers.

Receives, investigate, and works to resolve complaints related to consumer issues, health care issues, insurance fraud, violations of the Pennsylvania Do Not Call Law, SPAM email and junk mail, and numerous other subjects. Preventing crimes.

Provides up to 150 gallons a year to qualified households.

Offers a wide variety of resources including books, audiotapes, video cassettes, and learning games that provide information, techniques, and suggestions for activities which enable parents to be more effective in their parenting role.

Provides assistance with senior benefit programs, Medicare & Supplementary programs, eligibility for low-income senior programs including home and community services, along with: home-delivered meals, prescription drug programs, health & Wellness programs, person-centered counseling, case management, senior activities, support groups and volunteering opportunities.

Offers a fitness center, gym, and pool, as well as a wide variety of recreational programs including: swimming, basketball, yoga, pickleball, line dancing, Zumba, Pilates, weight lifting, and more. Visit the website and select from options under "Membership/Facilities" for additional details.

Empowers and coaches low-income families to attain a family-sustaining wage in order to achieve and maintain economic self-sufficiency and live free of public assistance. Provides resources to bridge the gap between public assistance and stability.

Provides Grief support services. These services are offered in schools, in office, and in the community. These services are primarily provided as support groups but can also be provided on an individual basis when needed. We can also provide crisis support services in the aftermath of a death in the community.

Provides on-site pharmacy services.

Youth Aid Panels provide a restorative response to juvenile crime by involving the victim, offender and community. The Youth Aid Panel provides an alternative to juvenile court. The panel is a group of six trained volunteers who enter into a contract with first-time juvenile offenders. The contract allows the individual to make amends for a crime in exchange for wiping the offense off his or her permanent record. The offense must be a non-violent one. Juveniles must make an unconditional admission of guilt and perform an act of retribution such as community service, participating in rehabilitation and awareness seminar or writing an essay. Failure to fulfill the contract will result in the case being sent to juvenile court.

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