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Distributes perishable and nonperishable food items to individuals in need. Food Assistance

Conducts outreach and education programs on public health and community needs. Public Education and Information More information:

• Provides information in accordance with culturally and linguistically appropriate services (CLAS)
• Topics include maternal and child health, mental health, nutrition and diabetes, aging, women's health, dementia, addiction, waste reduction, child abuse prevention, service navigation, and more

Provides comprehensive obstetric care throughout the pregnancy journey, including preconception planning, routine prenatal monitoring, and postpartum recovery support. Pregnancy and Childbirth Support More information:

• Offers sonograms and genetic and diagnostic testing options
• Prenatal visits involve physical exams, blood pressure monitoring, weight checks, and lab work
• Provides mental health resources and specialized support for postpartum depression
• Coordinates postpartum assessments to evaluate physical healing and breastfeeding success

Offers counseling and treatment services for substance use disorders. Substance Use Disorder Services

Offers a free lunch to the community.

Food Assistance

Sells used clothing, furniture, household items, mattresses, and box springs. Home Good, Clothing Assistance More information:

• Accepts donations of any reusable items sold in-store

Offers a variety of public health services to the community.

Public Health and Safety, Medical Care

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• Includes immunizations, screenings, and vaccination clinics
• Provides assistance with online health insurance applications and navigating Medicaid benefits
• Offers health education and wellness programs to the community

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

Provides outpatient mental health and substance use disorder consultation services. 

Mental Health Services More Information

• Includes diagnostic evaluations
• Provides medication management

Distributes both perishable and nonperishable food items. Food Assistance More information: -Accepts donations of clothing, toiletries, gloves, and money

Provides financial assistance to help cover water bill expenses. Financial Assistance More information:

• Helps renters, homeowners, and public housing residents

Provides free and low-cost energy efficiency and solar energy upgrades for homes.

Home Improvement

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• Includes energy audits, lighting, water-saving products, insulation, and air sealing
• Offers guidance and consultation for homeowners interested in residential solar

Offers free monthly food benefits.

Benefits Counseling

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• Expedited SNAP benefits may be available for those in emergency situations

Offers an information and referral service for learning more about hearing loss, deafness, and related resources. Helplines and Information

Provides students with mentors to help them improve grades, attendance, and behaviors.

Mentoring and Networking, Youth Programs

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• Mentors meet one-on-one with students for 1 hour per week during the school year
• High school students may become peer tutors or mentors for other students

Provides financial support to families of children with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD).

Financial Assistance More information:

• Grants cover urgent and meaningful needs such as medical expenses, therapies, summer camps, assistive technology, or other essential services that improve quality of life, utility shutoff prevention, and eviction prevention
• Applications accepted in February and August; submission does not guarantee approval
• Grants awarded based on severity of need, past participation of The Family Fund or Adopt-A-Family Programs, and available funding

Offers emotional and practical support to families who have lost a loved one in the military. Support Groups More information:

• Connects survivors with resources such as support groups, financial counseling, and spiritual and bereavement counselors

Provides treatment on an outpatient basis for individuals struggling with alcohol, heroin, and opioid addiction. Mental Health Services, Addiction and Recovery

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

Provides supervised housing and support services for adults with a serious mental illness. Mental Health Services More information:

• Provides Low, Medium, and High Intensity programs
• Includes medication management
• Provides employment and transportation support

Provides a free and confidential support group for individuals to share their experiences related to the loss of a loved one to suicide.

Support Groups

More information: - Meets two times a month

Provides substance use disorder treatment and education. Addiction and Recovery More information:

• Includes outpatient and intensive outpatient treatment, partial hospitalization, and DUI education
• Offers an early intervention program for individuals without a confirmed diagnosis

Distributes 10-year lithium-powered, tamper-resistant smoke alarm and CO alarm, alongside a full home fire safety inspection. Public Health and Safety More information:

• Includes installation by a local firefighter

Offers partial hospitalization care to treat substance use disorders. Addiction and Recovery More information:

• Provides support seven days a week
• Includes case management services
• Medication-assisted treatment available

Offers a year-long program providing information about pre-diabetes and how to change eating and exercise habits to lessen the chances of getting a diabetes diagnosis.

Public Education and Information More information:

• Classes held 4 times a year