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Mcdonough / Georgia / United States
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Residents receive regular and special educational services (when applicable), advanced courses for gifted and talented students, and an array of electives and tutoring services. In addition to the support provided by the Henry County School System, A Friends House employs a full-time Academic Coordinator who provides educational services on-site to support the efforts of the schools. Daily tutorials are completed to ensure that the residents have every opportunity to succeed academically. Activities/Outings A Friends House implements daily activities for our residents to include monthly outings to local events throughout Henry County and metro Atlanta. We work hard to provide not only fun but educational and cultural opportunities. These include visits to: APEX Museum, Atlanta History Center, Fernbank Science Center, Plays at 7 Stages Theaters, Martin Luther King Center, etc. Sporting events are also a favorite including Atlanta Braves, Hawks and Thrashers and our new Atlanta Dream Team. In addition to the planned outings, internal programs are offered to residents: Academic Activities, Independent Living Activities, Life Skill Activities, At Risk Activities, Character Building Activities, and Therapeutic Activities. Time is scheduled for Fitness Activities, Community Service Opportunities, Group Counseling sessions, Guest Speakers, Creative Art/Music Time, shopping and of course free time. Special events are scheduled as needed or requested with the help of volunteers to include: Friday Night Theme parties, Ice-Cream Socials, Cookouts, Arts & Crafts, Luau Parties, Movie Nights, Fishing Trips, Holiday Theme Parties, etc. If you or a group would like to sponsor an outing such as Six Flags, Day Passes to Stone Mountain or an upcoming UGA or GA Tech football game, please contact us at 678-432-1630. This program is designed to educate residents and equip them with the skills needed to be able to live successfully on their own in the future. Residents participate in staff led independent living/life skills activities 2-3 times a week. Independent Living activities include activities, discussions and guest speakers that cover topics such as: finances (checking/savings accounts), budgets and money management, banking online, college research, filling out job applications, developmental assets, identifying community resources, how to make travel arrangements, occupation exploration and vehicle maintenance (changing oil, changing a flat tire, and proper use of jumper cables). Life skills are instilled in the residents through daily chores and routines. AFH staff supervises and assists residents with learning the appropriate ways to complete such tasks as: proper hygiene habits, cleaning room correctly, sorting and washing laundry, ironing, mending/hemming clothes, washing dishes, properly storing/labeling food, cooking/planning meals, using power tools, changing tires, and proper use of jumper cables. If you have experience in any of the above areas and would like to lead discussions, develop and conduct activities, please contact us! This program ensures that the children residing at AFH will be able to receive family contact from family members who have been approved by the Department of Family and Children Services (DFCS). Our goal is to help families in need become strong independent families again by having supervised week night family visits with their children. Meetings are held at A Friends House. Unless otherwise court ordered, all visitations are supervised by A Friends House staff as well as trained volunteers. We are in need of your help. Volunteers must be willing to donate 1 to 2 sessions (1 hour) a month. AFH will provide all necessary training. Interested volunteers willing to assist us in this program must complete our volunteer orientation. AFH will provide all necessary training. Physical activity is a vital element in the development of good health & a positive self-image. Research has proven that sports can b
Ozark / Missouri / United States
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The Family Support Division is a part of the Missouri Department of Social Services. The division works for the improvement of the lives of citizens in the state. It operates the Rehabilitation Services for the Blind section, which offers physical and mental restoration solutions to individuals with visual impairments. The Family Support Division administers a child support enforcement program that includes medical services. The division s low income home energy assistance program provides bill payment solutions. Its refugee resettlement program promotes economic self-sufficiency. The Family Support Division also offers adoption and foster care services. The Family Support Division provides short-term care and crisis intervention solutions.
Moline / Illinois / United States
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Bethany for Children & Families is professional, multiservice agency providing foster care and in-home services. Located in Moline, Ill. its services include adoption, after-school programs, day treatment for adolescents, juvenile justice diversion services, and services to teen parents. It also offers services, such as prevention, education and counseling services for families, supportive living services for adolescents and therapeutic recreation. Its prevention and education services include pregnancy and parenting support services and teen parent services. Its therapy and counseling services include individual and family therapies. Its monitors services through formal client surveys and feedback; contract review and compliance by contractual funding sources; by volunteers from the United Way of the Quad Cities Area; and through regular internal utilization reviews.
Marion / Ohio / United States
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Located in Marion, Ohio, Marion County Job & Family Services offers child, family and individual, and medical and Medicaid support services. The organization specializes in offering services related to the location of absent parent; establishment of paternity and child support order; collection and disbursement of child support payments; and review and adjustment of child support orders. Marion County Job & Family Services assists clients in matters related to food stamp programs and Disability Financial Assistance (DFA). It offers support to clients in obtaining benefits from programs, such as Healthy Start and Healthy Families. Marion County Job & Family Services also assists in providing Medicaid support for the aged, blind and disabled.
Mercer / Pennsylvania / United States
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The Central Intake Unit is the point of contact for individuals seeking publicly funded drug and alcohol, mental health, and mental retardation services in Mercer County. The CIU is responsible for client screening, intake, assessment, level of care determination, and referral for services.
Chesterfield / Missouri / United States
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Babler Lodge, located in scenic Dr. Edmund Babler Memorial State Park, is an alternative school run by the Missouri Division of Youth Services. The school serves youths in grades 6 through 12. Each student is provided with an individualized learning plan and a full day of classes. Babler Lodge follows a 12-month school calendar.

Augusta / Georgia / United States
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Established in 1977, Child Enrichment is a nonprofit organization that provides a range of intervention, stabilization, advocacy and prevention services for abused, abandoned and neglected children. The organization recruits, trains and supervises community volunteers to assist children involved in the court system through its Court Appointed Special Advocate Program, also known as CASA. Child Enrichment also provides counseling and forensic interviewing through its child advocacy center for children suspected of having been sexually abused. In addition, it has a volunteer program designed to support service programs, administration, and to assist children during the annual special events that include Art of Chocolate and Cookin for Kids. The center is accredited by the National Childrens Alliance. Child Enrichment is located in Augusta, Ga.
Mesa / Arizona / United States
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PREHAB of Arizona, now known as A New Leaf, is a nonprofit human service agency that offers a variety of domestic violence, homeless and youth programs. The agency maintains a staff of more than 400 employees, over 30 board members and several donors and volunteers. A New Leaf offers 24-hour emergency shelter and transitional housing program for victims of domestic violence. Its services include safe housing, nutrition meal, case management, child care, domestic violence and substance abuse counseling, parenting education and life-skills classes. The agency also provides immediate crisis stabilization, evaluation and mediation, referral, after-care follow-up, and individual, family and group counseling services. A New Leaf has been operational since 1971 and maintains a presence in Mesa, Ariz.
Port Saint Lucie / Florida / United States
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Council on Aging of St. Lucie, Inc (COASL) was founded in 1973 by 25 volunteers dedicated to providing a daily hot meal to seniors; the predecessor to the Meals on Wheels Program. Over the years, COASL has grown in scope and size to now provide a number of services including homemaking, respite care, adult day care, social senior services and other programs to reflect the agencys mission of providing assistance in delaying premature placement of seniors into long term care facilities. Today, COASL provides services to more than 25, 000 seniors annually. The agency employs over 100 full and part-time employees and utilizes the services of over 200 volunteers to successfully administer its programs. COASL is the designated Lead Agency for St. Lucie County for Community Care for the Elderly (CCE) state funded programs. COASL contracts with the Florida Department of Elder Affair (DOEA) through the Treasure Coast Area Agency on Aging (AAA), to provide senior services within the county. Community Transit, a division of COASL, provides transportation for seniors within the county for a myriad of senior programs. Community Transit, through contract with the Board of County Commissioners of St. Lucie County, is the public transportation provider for St. Lucie County. In addition, in cooperation with the Agency for Health Care Administration (AHCA), Community Transit is the designated Medicaid Coordinator for non-emergency trips for St. Lucie County. In 2001-2002, Community Transit provided more than 172, 000 one-way trips throughout the county. COASL operates one of the two facilities within St. Lucie county. COASL administrative headquarters is located at 2501 SW Bayshore Blvd., Port St. Lucie. In addition to administration, this facility has an adult day care and a senior center. Community Transit is located at 1505 Orange Avenue in Fort Pierce, Florida. In addition to the Transit operations is a senior care and an adult day care. Darrell J. Drummond, President/CEO of COASL, is responsible for the day-to-day supervision and administration of all COASL operations. Under the direction of COASLs Board of Directors, COASL continues to lead the area in providing needed services to an ever growing population of seniors in St. Lucie county.