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CONNECTING BENEFIT RECIPIENTS TO

VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES

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There will also be two public hearings on Wednesday, April 15, at 12:00 p.m. and 6:00 p.m. in-person at SEPTA Headquarters, 1234 Market St., Philadelphia, PA 19107, or virtually. Registration links are available at https://wwww.septa.org/bus/

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We accept many health insurances including Medicaid, Medicare, CHIP, and many private insurances. If you are in need of health insurance, our Health Insurance Enrollment Staff can help you apply for insurance through Pennie.com, the Pennsylvania Health Insurance Marketplace. For a complete list of all accepted insurances, please visit our website at www.dvch.org. NRHC is a health center providing culturally competent, evidencebased health services to all patients, regardless of their ability to pay for them at the time of service. All patients will have access to our Patient Accounts Counselor, who will walk you through our Sliding Fee Discount Scale (SFDS). Patients will be eligible for the SFDS, according to their income and family size. The SFDS Program is intended to minimize financial barriers to care for patients at or below the 200% Federal Poverty Guidelines. Estimate your costs on our website.

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NORRISTOWN REGIONAL HEALTH CENTER NINE NEIGHBORHOOD LOCATIONS In 1999, DVCH received a federal expansion grant from the Health Resources and Services Administration's Bureau of Primary Health Care to open Norristown Regional Health Center (NRHC), making it Montgomery County's first Federally Qualified

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PhRMA’s America's Medicines makes it easier for American patients, caregivers, providers and businesses to find more affordable ways to purchase prescribed medicines. America’s Medicines is not its own direct purchase program or patient support program, but rather a search engine for many of the resources that the biopharmaceutical industry offers.

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A Commitment to America's Patients

PhRMA's America's Medicines makes it easier for American patients, caregivers, providers and businesses to find more affordable ways to purchase prescribed medicines. America's Medicines is not its own direct purchase program or patient support program, but rather a search engine for many of the resources that the biopharmaceutical industry offers.

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PhRMA's America's Medicines makes it easier for American patients, caregivers, providers and businesses to find more affordable ways to purchase prescribed medicines.

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How to Find Volunteer Opportunities in Your Community with PA Navigate

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Medical Assistance (MA) Toolkit for Communities | Magellan of PA

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Helping Pennsylvanians access services and supports, navigate change, and live healthier lives.

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Helping Pennsylvanians access services and supports, navigate change, and live healthier lives.

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Some SNAP recipients now must meet work requirements and report to the Pennsylvania Department of Human Services (DHS) that they are meeting this requirement.

If SNAP recipients are not meeting this requirement, they will be limited to three months of SNAP benefits for a three-year period.

DHS’ goal is to make sure Pennsylvanians stay connected to life-sustaining nutrition assistance to help them feed themselves and their families. Partnership and support across government and service sectors will be important to helping people meet these new requirements. Please use these resources to spread the word and educate the people you work with and serve.

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If you receive Social Security disability benefits (SSDI/SSI) and are considering returning to work — or maybe working for the first time — chances are you're wondering how that extra income will affect your benefits.

Do You Have These Questions About Working?

Will the amount of my monthly benefit change?

Will my benefit immediately stop?

Will I lose my Medicare or Medicaid?

Well, good news! There are a number of resources that can help you make an informed decision about whether working is the right choice for you. Benefits counseling is a great place to start.

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If you receive Social Security disability benefits ( SSDI/SSI) and are considering returning to work - or maybe working for the first time - chances are you're wondering how that extra income will affect your benefits. For example:

Will the amount of your monthly benefit change?

Will your benefit immediately stop?

Will you lose your Medicare or Medicaid?

Well, good news! There are a number of resources that can help you make an informed decision about whether working is the right choice for you. Benefits counseling is a great place to start.

What is benefits counseling?

Benefits counseling is a free service offered by many Ticket to Work (Ticket) program service providers to explain how working will affect your federal and state benefits, including:

SSDI and SSI

Housing assistance

Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP)/food stamps

Healthcare benefits, including Medicare and Medicaid

Through benefits counseling, you may learn about additional federal and state programs for which you are eligible. Your counselor can then refer you to the right resource for assistance or help you to apply.

Your Benefits Counselor will explain how earnings from work will affect your Social Security benefits and how Social Security Work Incentives can enable you to ease the transition to work without immediately losing your benefits. They will also explain the importance of reporting your wages to Social Security to help avoid benefit overpayments.

You can learn about Work Incentives on your own, but a Benefits Counselor can offer you expert guidance based on your specific circumstances.

What is the Ticket to Work program?

Social Security's Ticket program supports career development for people ages 18 through 64 who receive Social Security disability benefits (SSI or SSDI) and want to work. The Ticket program is free and voluntary. It helps people with disabilities move toward financial independence and connects them with the services and support they need to succeed in the workforce.

How do I Find a Benefits Counselor?

The Ticket program offers you a choice of more than 700 service providers. Some providers serve people nationwide while others work at the regional or local levels. Many of these providers offer access to benefits counseling in addition to other employment support services:

State Vocational Rehabilitation (VR) agencies, which offer more significant and intensive services, such as training, education and medical rehabilitation along with career counseling and job placement assistance.

Employment Networks (EN), which are private or public organizations that can help with career counseling, job search assistance and continued support after you get a job.

Who is Eligible for WIPA Services?

Working with a WIPA is often a first step for beneficiaries who want to go to work. You can work with a WIPA project if you:

Are working

Have a job offer pending

Are actively interviewing for jobs

Had an interview in the past 30 days

Have a job interview scheduled in the next 2 weeks

Are a veteran, or

Are age 14 - 25, (even if you are not actively pursuing work)

A third type of provider, Work Incentives Planning and Assistance (WIPA) projects, are organizations funded by Social Security to provide free benefits counseling to all Social Security beneficiaries, regardless of whether they are participating in the Ticket program. WIPA projects are staffed by Community Work Incentive Coordinators (CWIC). CWICs provide individualized, in-depth counseling about working, earning more money and how working may affect your Social Security, healthcare and other public benefits. Working with a WIPA can help you:

Understand the potential benefits of employment and dispel the myths about working

Understand specific Work Incentives and how they apply to you

Understand the services provided by a State VR agency or an EN, and how they might best fit your needs

Decide whether the Ticket program is the right path for you to achieve your employment goals and attain financial independence

Meet Chris

In 2019, we introduced you to Chris. As a result of a car accident, Chris experienced quadriplegia and received SSDI for a decade. Then, Chris decided to build a different future - one centered on employment. He hopes to eventually earn enough so that he no longer depends on Social Security benefits. His story of progress toward financial independence through work is, like many, marked by occasional detours and setbacks. But, he had the support of a Benefits Counselor and his EN every step of the way.

Learn More

You can connect with the Ticket program and find a service provider that offers benefits counseling in 2 ways:

Call the Ticket to Work Help Line. Customer service representatives are available Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. ET, at 1-866-968-7842 or 1-866-833-2967 (TTY). They can answer many of your questions about disability benefits and Social Security Work Incentives and send you a list of providers that serve your area.

Use the Ticket to Work Find Help tool to search for service providers on your own. If you're not sure what type of service provider fits your needs, the Guided Search will take you through a series of questions to help you determine what types of services and supports may be best for you. Once the tool generates a list of service providers, you can use the filters to narrow results to include providers based on services offered like benefits counseling, languages spoken, disabilities served and more.

Learn More

You can connect with the Ticket program and find a service provider that offers benefits counseling in 2 ways:

Call the Ticket to Work Help Line. Customer service representatives are available Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. ET, at 1-866-968-7842 or 1-866-833-2967 (TTY). They can answer many of your questions about disability benefits and Social Security Work Incentives and send you a list of providers that serve your area.

Use the Ticket to Work Find Help tool to search for service providers on your own. If you're not sure what type of service provider fits your needs, the Guided Search will take you through a series of questions to help you determine what types of services and supports may be best for you. Once the tool generates a list of service providers, you can use the filters to narrow results to include providers based on services offered like benefits counseling, languages spoken, disabilities served and more.

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Benefits Counseling and the Path to Employment

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Our free, monthly WISE webinars provide information you can use on your path to financial independence through work. Learn about Ticket to Work and other information and resources that may help as you pursue employment or are working.

On this page, you can view videos of past WISE webinars. All WISE webinars include information about how the Ticket Program works, plus the information specific to each month’s topic.

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Our free, monthly WISE webinars provide information you can use on your path to financial independence through work. Learn about Ticket to Work and other information and resources that may help as you pursue employment or are working.

On this page, you can view videos of past WISE webinars. All WISE webinars include information about how the Ticket Program works, plus the information specific to each month's topic.

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Our free, monthly WISE webinars provide information you can use on your path to financial independence through work. Discover programs, resources and information while learning about how Social Security's Ticket to Work Program can help.

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Penn Asian Senior Services’ Montgomery County Senior Support Program assists seniors in accessing the assistance they need to continue living independently in the community.

Our goal is to help as many seniors as possible regardless of their language and culture. Our Community Navigator and Benefits Coordinators are able to assist you in Korean, Vietnamese, Chinese, and English.

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Montgomery County Senior Support Program - Penn Asian Senior Services

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The PACE Center of PASSi is committed to helping seniors access the state pharmaceutical benefits.

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Along The Way reconnects what systems have separated — child care, mental health, workforce training/education, healthcare access, and community of support — rebuilding the foundation for stability, belonging, and mobility.

We walk alongside single parents who are ready to build a different future—one step, one milestone at a time.

This isn’t a quick-fix or charity program; it’s a partnership. You bring your effort and commitment, and we bring wraparound support that helps your family rise for the long run.

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We help families rise - by surrounding them with the support, stability, and opportunity every parent deserves.

Financial challenges aren't just about income - it's the daily trade-offs that wear down a parent's bandwidth, shape a child's future, and leave families feeling unseen. Along The Way reconnects what systems have separated - child care, mental health, workforce training/education, healthcare access, and community of support - rebuilding the foundation for stability, belonging, and mobility.

We walk alongside single parents who are ready to build a different future-one step, one milestone at a time.

This isn't a quick-fix or charity program; it's a partnership. You bring your effort and commitment, and we bring wraparound support that helps your family rise for the long run.

We social care - helping parents overcome real-life barriers while advancing toward stable, well-paying careers.

Think of it like applying for financial aid at a college, but for your life, not your education.

You'll complete a short application, meet with your Success Coach, and talk through your goals, challenges, and plans for the future.

From there, we assess your eligibility, and if you're a good fit, we award a Holistic Support Scholarship - a personalized package valued at a set amount of financial aid, meant to help you obtain your training/education in a living wage career track.

Your holistic support scholarship is then applied to the suite of supports -child care, mental/behavioral healthcare, transportation support, coaching, and more-that help you stay enrolled in your career advancement training/education to completion, allowing you to build long-term family stability.

After meeting with your Success Coach a few times, you'll receive a personalized plan that outlines your goals and the types of support you'll use.

Some parents only need one or two services; others may need more.

Your Economic Mobility Plan is customized around what you need to succeed.

Below is an overview of our suite of client supports - the flexible services you can draw from as you work toward your goals.

Every Holistic Support Scholarship includes coaching and customized wraparound services.

Enroll in or continue a career training, certification, on-the-job training, or degree program.

Support services begin once you are actively enrolled.

This keeps your supports aligned with real progress toward your wage goals.

Thank you for your interest in our program. At this time, we are not accepting new applications due to limited capacity and current funding constraints. If you choose to submit your information, we will securely store it and contact you if space or funding becomes available

Together with your Success Coach, you'll co-create an Economic Mobility Plan - your step-by-step roadmap of anticipated supportive services to help you

reach your educational goal and achieve a meaningful wage increase - often 25% or more than you are currently earning.

You'll review and sign a scope of work agreement that defines your responsibilities and our commitments, along with timelines.

Your Economic Mobility Plan will specify the expectations around the frequency of meetings with your Success Coach, proactive steps required to advance

your economic mobility, and the timeframe we are committed to working with you. As long as you meet the requirements outlined in the Scope of Work, you

will be eligible to apply for additional Holistic Support Scholarships to continue advancing in your career.

When you rise, someone else rises too.
Every Holistic Support Scholarship is made possible because another parent - and a community of donors - believed in paying opportunity forward. Once you've completed your Economic Mobility Plan and are established in your career, you'll have the opportunity to do the same.

Graduates commit to sponsoring one future parent through Along The Way's Human Investment Fund.

Give-backs are income-based, ensuring your contribution remains manageable but meaningful.

This keeps the circle of investment alive - turning today's support into tomorrow's opportunity for another family. Once you're thriving in your career, your pay-it-forward contribution helps fund the next parent's Holistic Support Scholarship - just like someone once did for you.

This pay-it-forward model transforms your families from recipients into partners in building a stronger community.

Each family's journey-application, plan, scholarship, and eventual sponsorship-creates a continuous cycle of human investment.

Explore How It Works - and How You Can Rise, Too.

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Financial challenges aren't just about income - it's the daily trade-offs that wear down a parent's bandwidth, shape a child's future, and leave families feeling unseen. Along The Way reconnects what systems have separated - child care, mental health, workforce training/education, healthcare access, and community of support - rebuilding the foundation for stability, belonging, and mobility.

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Employment Training for SNAP | Department of Human Services | Commonwealth of Pennsylvania

Employment and training programs can help you succeed.

They can help you pay for child care, transportation costs, as well as provide the steps you can take to succeed in your program. Your county assistance office (CAO) caseworker and your employment and training case manager can give you more information.

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Jaisohn Center | Multi-Lingual Services

The Philip Jaisohn Memorial Foundation (Jaisohn Center) has become the premier health and human services organization of the Asian American community. They offer a range of medical and social services with multi-lingual staff. Learn more!

Jaisohn Medical Center providers speak:

English

Korean

Spanish (Dr. Jamie Paik)

Creole (Martha Francois, NP)

Mandarin/Spanish (Chih-Cheng Wu, UPenn Lauder NP fellow/intern)

Other Jaisohn staff speak:

English

Korean

Mandarin

Cantonese

Bengali (new hire)

Urdu & Hindi (new hire)

The Jaisohn Senior Center instructor & volunteers speak:

Tagalog and Mandarin/Cantonese

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The Philip Jaisohn Memorial Foundation has become the premier health and human services organization of the Asian American community and strives to strengthen and expand its services while cultivating the next generation of leaders to carry on Dr. Philip Jaisohn's legacy. We are a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization founded in 1975.

The mission of the foundation is to promote and fulfill Dr. Phillip Jaisohn's ideals of humanity through:

the broad range of medical and health care

senior employment training and social services

educational and cultural programs for the enrichment of the community

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The Philip Jaisohn Memorial Foundation has become the premier health and human services organization of the Asian American community and strives to strengthen and expand its services while cultivating the next generation of leaders to carry on Dr. Philip Jaisohn's legacy. We are a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization founded in 1975.

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OUR MISSION

To support those who are affected by suicide, provide education, awareness, and understanding by collaborating with the community to prevent suicide, and reduce the stigma associated with suicide.

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Prevent Suicide PA - Just another WordPress site

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Prevent Suicide PA is a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization. Since the 1980/90's, Pennsylvania has made strong efforts to prevent suicide through various programs and non-profits throughout the Commonwealth. A work group was formed and began to meet in July 2005. This prevention plan is a collaborative effort between those dedicated individuals from both the public and private sectors of our state.

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PA KinConnector provides guidance, advice, and support for grandparents raising grandchildren and other relative and non-relative Kinship Caregivers

Home | Kinconnector.org

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The Pennsylvania Caregiver Support Program helps people who take care of others. It offers resources and support to make caregiving easier and to keep a good relationship with the person being cared for. The program aims to reduce caregiver stress by focusing on the caregiver’s well-being. It provides:

Respite Care: Temporary relief for caregivers.

Support Services: Both formal and informal help.

Financial Reimbursement: Money to help with caregiving costs and supplies.

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The program provides resources and assistance to individuals who assume the primary responsibility for the care of another. Learn more about the program and apply.

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PA KinConnector provides guidance, advice, and support for grandparents raising grandchildren and other relative and non-relative Kinship Caregivers

Home | Kinconnector.org

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Mindset files your Social Security Disability Benefits (SSI/SSDI) at no upfront cost, handling the process for you or your loved one with mental, physical, or other qualifying disabilities that impact your ability to work.

Mindset helps people with mental health conditions, disabilities, chronic illnesses and critical care needs apply for and receive the Social Security benefits they deserve. And in many states, individuals receiving Supplemental Security Income (SSI) automatically qualify for Medicaid benefits.

Over 75% approval rate (compared to ~20% nationally)

Support from initial application to appeals and legal representation

Dedicated case managers for every individual

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No two caregiving journeys are the same. One day, you’re simply helping out. The next, you’re just holding everything together. PA CareKit is a collection of tools, information, and support to help you learn more, plan ahead, or catch your breath. It’s here to support your role, your time, and your needs – because caregiving rarely comes with instructions.

PA CareKit | Department of Aging | Commonwealth of Pennsylvania

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Marthas Choice Marketplace & Community Farm

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Marthas Choice Marketplace & Community Farm

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4/22 & Ongoing - Survivors of Homicide Loss

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4/22 & Ongoing - Survivors of Homicide Loss

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Accupacrx | Pill Pack | Medicine Delivery | Pill Packs | Blister Pack

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Accupacrx is a pill pack & medicine delivery brand that deliver pill packs, Medicine Delivery, Blister Pack, Medication Supply, Online Pharmacies.

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Grow Therapy: Find Psychiatrists & Therapists for You, Covered by Insurance

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Find a psychiatrist or therapist near you who takes your insurance. Finding the right therapist and scheduling your session is easy, safe, and secure. Book today!

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PACE - Pharmaceutical Assistance Contract for the Elderly

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PACE - Pharmaceutical Assistance Contract for the Elderly

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Are you age 65 and older? Need prescription help?

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Trainings - Providers Page | Magellan of PA

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Discover county based trainings through Magellan Behavioral Health of Pennsylvania.

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Online Therapy for Seniors

Virtual Therapy Covered By Insurance

We understand finding the right therapist can be a daunting task, especially for seniors. That is why we want to make the process as simple and stress-free as possible. Our online counseling services are tailored specifically to seniors and are often covered by Medicare, making your session free if you have supplemental insurance for virtual therapy. With a few simple steps, you can connect with an affordable therapist who will provide the guidance you need to improve your mental well-being. Say goodbye to the frustration and uncertainty of searching for the right Medicare psychologist or Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW). With Total Life, you have found the support you have been searching for. Find a mental health therapist near you with Total Life.

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Face It Together: Peer Coaching for Addiction

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Face It Together: Peer Coaching for Addiction

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We provide personalized, nonjudgmental peer coaching for those impacted by addiction, including loved ones. We don't require sobriety or follow a one-size-fits-all program. (most services are free)

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We can't wait to meet you

We bring a variety of life experiences to our important work. We hope reading about our backgrounds will demystify coaching, introduce our areas of expertise and demonstrate recovery is possible. If you prefer a coach within a certain community that you don't see represented here, we hope you'll still consider reaching out. And if you're comfortable sharing that feedback, we'd greatly appreciate it. We'd love to know what qualities are most important to you and will keep them top-of-mind while hiring new coaches.

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At Face It TOGETHER, an addiction wellness nonprofit, we provide effective, compassionate peer coaching for anyone impacted by alcohol or other drugs.

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Mighty Oaks - Military & First Responders 

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Mighty Oaks - Military & First Responders 

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Mighty Oaks is committed to serving military & first responder communities who have endured hardship around the globe through intensive peer-based discipleship Programs, outpost meetings, speaking, and resiliency events. We have Programs for Men, Women, and Married Couples at multiple locations nationwide and globally. Those who attend our Programs are fully sponsored, to include meals, lodging and travel, ensuring their sole focus is on recovery and empowering them to identify their purpose as they move forward.

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Discover how Mighty Oaks serves military and first responders worldwide through free, faith-based recovery & resiliency programs, and support for individuals and families.

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Food & Beverage Service Employees Financial Assistance

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Food & Beverage Service Employees Financial Assistance

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CORE is a national non-profit that is dedicated to providing support to the food & beverage service industry. CORE grants financial assistance to food and beverage operations employees with children when the employee, their spouse/domestic partner, or their child is faced with a life-altering health crisis, injury, death or natural disaster.

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Apply For Grant Criteria 1 Must be currently working in the food and beverage service industry and have worked in the food and beverage service industry

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Free Non-Emergency Medical Transportation for On-going or Critical Treatment.

Gas cards, Bus, Train, Airfare & Volunteer Pilot

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PA Navigate connects Pennsylvanians with health and social care services in their local community.

Find help now with food, housing, utilities, transportation and more by entering your Zip Code

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Find social services that serve your area, anywhere in the US

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Tikvah is a grassroots non-profit Jewish organization established in 1990 by concerned parents and mental health professionals committed to improving the quality of life for adult individuals with mental illness. What began as a forum where families could cope with mental illness positively and purposefully quickly evolved into a social program aimed at promoting community opportunities for individuals.

The program aims to reduce isolation, increase independence, provide educational opportunities, enhance Jewish identity and promote recovery for individuals. Since its inception, countless men and women have found a loving and warm environment through the organization’s social programs and vocational opportunities.

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Tikvah is a grassroots non-profit Jewish organization established in 1990 by concerned parents and mental health professionals committed to improving the quality of life for adult individuals with mental illness. What began as a forum where families could cope with mental illness positively and purposefully quickly evolved into a social program aimed at promoting community opportunities for individuals.
The program aims to reduce isolation, increase independence, provide educational opportunities, enhance Jewish identity and promote recovery for individuals. Since its inception, countless men and women have found a loving and warm environment through the organization’s social programs and vocational opportunities.

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Provide info to 9-1-1 so they can help you faster in an emergency.

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Smart911 | Montgomery County, PA - Official Website

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In 2021, 82.44% of 9-1-1 calls in Montgomery County were made from mobile phones. When you dial 9-1-1 from a mobile phone, the 9-1-1 Center has very little information to help you – only your phone number and a very general sense of your location. This is a serious problem in an emergency when seconds count, particularly if you or your loved ones have medical conditions, or are unable to safely speak. In addition, when you dial 9-1-1 under stress, you may not have access to important details, or you may have trouble remembering them.

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Buried in Treasure Hoarding Support Group & Workshop

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Buried in Treasure Hoarding Support Group & Workshop

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Hoarding Program - JFCS of Greater Philadelphia

Join like-minded individuals in a supportive community where you will learn tools to address compulsive acquiring and saving while deepening your understanding of clutter and how you got here. Attendees will need to have a copy of Buried in Treasures: Help for Acquiring, Saving, and Hoarding, 2nd Edition.

Sliding scale cost to participate. If you are interested, please do not let financial concerns keep you from calling.

To register or for more information on sliding scale options, contact Rivka Goldman at 267.256.2250 or rgoldman@jfcsphilly.org.

Contact:Rivka Goldman
Email: rgoldman@jfcsphilly.org
Phone:267.256.2250

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Addiction Prevention and Mentoring Program for Children & Teens impacted by a family member's SUD

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Addiction Prevention and Mentoring Program for Children & Teens impacted by a family member's SUD

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About Camp Mariposa

Camp Mariposa is a free year-round addiction prevention and youth mentoring program for ages 9-17 who are affected by the substance use of a family member. Campers build knowledge, life skills, confidence, and connect with peers and trained adult mentors.

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Every year, countless children experience the death of someone they love. Millions more are affected by a family member's substance use disorder. No child should face these struggles alone. Our unique programs give children the chance to cry, laugh, grow, and heal. Kids meet other kids in similar circumstances, and together, they grow stronger.

SAVE THE DATE

We invite you to celebrate our 20th year of service and honor the exceptional individuals and organizations that help deliver our mission to support children and families impacted by grief or addiction. Learn more to sponsor this event.

2021 TCS New York City Marathon

Do you have what it takes to go the distance? Run the 2021 TCS New York City Marathon with Team Eluna on Sunday, November 7! Let your love for running and desire to help children and families affected by grief or addiction fuel your training and push you through the toughest miles. Learn more to participate.

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Every year, countless children experience the death of someone they love. Millions more are affected by a family member's substance use disorder. No child should face these struggles alone. Our unique programs give children the chance to cry, laugh, grow, and heal. Kids meet other kids in similar circumstances, and together, they grow stronger.

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An interactive map highlights where you can find grocery stores, food pantries, SNAP retailers, and more.

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Veteran Services | Montgomery County, PA - Official Website

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Learn about the services and benefits provided to local veterans.

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Same day in-person & virtual BH Intake assessments!

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Same day in-person & virtual BH Intake assessments!

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For More Information: https://bereavementcenter.org/

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Creating Increased Connections (CIC) Groups

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Creating Increased Connections (CIC) Groups

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Updated 5/12/26

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Blood Pressure Self-Monitoring Program (Spanish Flyer)

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Blood Pressure Self-Monitoring Program (Spanish Flyer)

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Blood Pressure Program Flyer 8.5x11-SPANISH

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Blood Pressure Program Flyer 8.5x11-ENGLISH

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Have a consumer who is experiencing issues with their MH/SUD benefits? 

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Have a consumer who is experiencing issues with their MH/SUD benefits? 

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Have a consumer who is experiencing issues with their MH/SUD benefits?

They can call the Employee Benefits Security Administration tollfree at 1-866-444-3272 or contact us at askebsa.dol.gov.

They can also contact the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services through the No Surprises Help Desk available at 1-800- 985-3059 or via webform here!

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Learn more about the protections that apply to you

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Nurse Navigator Services for Ages 0-HS Graduation!!!

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Nurse Navigator Services for Ages 0-HS Graduation!!!

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At our core, we are innovative problem solvers, committed to providing exceptional service across all of our client groups.

Families receive the highest level of child care service in their own homes. Our fully vetted staff assists with homework, prepares meals, and engages children in creative play & structured nurturance.

Employers who are accepted into The Pathway Project work collaboratively with us to assess & address the child care needs of their workforce, and by doing so, they save big while promoting employee health & well-being.

Human Service Agencies partner with us to maximize the impact of their programming & to efficiently utilize their funding to invest in solutions that will move their clients forward on their path to economic self-sufficiency.

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At our core, we are innovative problem solvers, committed to providing exceptional service across all of our client groups.

Families receive the highest level of child care service in their own homes. Our fully vetted staff assists with homework, prepares meals, and engages children in creative play & structured nurturance.

Employers who are accepted into The Pathway Project work collaboratively with us to assess & address the child care needs of their workforce, and by doing so, they save big while promoting employee health & well-being.

Human Service Agencies partner with us to maximize the impact of their programming & to efficiently utilize their funding to invest in solutions that will move their clients forward on their path to economic self-sufficiency.

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Extreme Weather - Cold | Montgomery County, PA - Official Website

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During the winter season, Montgomery County implements a winter weather, or “Code Blue,” emergency plan. In periods of extreme, life-threatening weather, defined as a wind-chill factor of 32°F or below, multiple county agencies and private health / social organizations offer expanded services for those without adequate shelter, including the chronically homeless and homeless families with children. The goal of the Code Blue plan is to provide temporary shelter, food, and clothing to those in need.