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Serve as a place for socialization, nutritional lunches, recreation, cultural arts, and health and wellness programs. Assists in helping senior citizens to remain independent and contributing members of the community. Centers are a source of information and referral to available services for older adults.

Provides law enforcement services.

Provides law enforcement services.

Provides court accompaniment, emotional support, legal information, and advocacy. Offers reassurance and support the child, teen, or adult survivor.

Provide one-on-one counseling services and group counseling services to victims of Domestic Violence. All services are provided in-person and virtually.

The Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA) program provides free, confidential, and secure tax return preparation for those in need of tax assistance. Offers free tax help to people who generally make $60,000 or less, persons with disabilities, the elderly ,and limited English-speaking taxpayers who need assistance in preparing their own tax returns. IRS-certified volunteers provide free basic income tax return preparation with electronic filing to qualified individuals.

Standholders donate leftover foods that did not sell and will spoil before the next Market day. Participants may select available items for free. There is an abundance of fresh produce and other items sold in the Market. There is no guarantee that specific items will be available. But all items are available at no cost. This program is designed to eliminate food waste. However, participants standing in line for their turn often identify as food insecure.

Develops, organizes, and coordinates assistance for disaster relief from floods, fires, tornadoes, etc, or any situation causing homelessness and/or displacement.

Helps children with autism achieve the next level of independence based on their unique needs and strengths.

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

Offers a variety of specialized services to meet our patients' wound care needs, with trained staff experienced in treating chronic wounds and related conditions, including non-healing wounds, venous or arterial ulcers, diabetic ulcers, pressure ulcers, lacerations, surgical wounds, animal bites, traumatic wounds, and Hidradenitis Suppurativa. Works closely with Team Home Health and can provide nutritional interventions to treat the whole individual.

Senior Center provides older adults educational, wellness classes, socialization, wellness checks, recreation and community service in addition to a meal.

Offers children's services such as Pre-School Programs, Early Intervention, Child Care, and Parent Engagement.

Offers a liberal-arts college, primarily for women, dedicated to the education of the next generation of leaders. Men may take evening/weekend courses and some daytime majors.

WIC provides low-income pregnant women, new mothers, infants and children under age 5 who are nutritionally at-risk with nutritious foods, nutrition and health education, breastfeeding promotion and a referral system for health and social services.

Provides work opportunities starting at a 3.5 hour minimum with a $50-$100 payout provided at the end of the shift. Shift opportunities and specific duties based on work provider.

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Provides housing for independent living. Amenities include, one-bedroom, one-floor living, private bathroom, individually controlled gas heat, kitchen equipped with electric range & refrigerator, on-site laundry, and private parking. Contains 20 apartments.

Provides new twin beds (or bunk beds), complete with new mattresses and bedding, for children in need.

Engages and supports clients while they develop life skills and resources to ultimately succeed on their own. Provides education sessions regarding healthful, economic food shopping and food preparation; personal financial budgeting; and basic job readiness skill.

Organizes and mobilizes the community to reduce the risk factors that contribute to youth violence and substance abuse.

Provides information and referral to families looking for an adoption agency or needing information about the adoption process. Offers regional services such as match parties, LBGT adoption support services, and hosts social networking sites where families interested in adoption can exchange information.

Working Papers: Any student 14-17 years old , prior to high school graduation, must have working papers for employment. Applications are taken at school district administration offices. The student does not have to be present to obtain the papers, parents can fill out the paperwork. To obtain working papers, a copy of the student's birth certificate must be taken to the school administration office. Call local school district for information on location and office hours. Summer Enrichment (Vacation Education): Some schools in the County offer non-credit enrichment courses over the summer break. These courses are designed to broaden the students experiences, keep minds and imaginations active, and offer peer interaction. Subjects that may be offered include: computers, cartooning, music, babysitting, chess, foreign languages, photography, etc. Some schools offer school social worker services.

Provides reentry services that include housing, mentoring (groups, families, one-on-one), family reunification, case management, housing for battered women and children, referrals, and services for at-risk youth. Also provides an annual scholarship to local seniors through the Julian Mallory Scholarship Fund.

Provides a specialized form of therapy designed to help individuals, particularly children and adolescents, who have experienced traumatic events.