 |
|
60... |
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people with disabilities were transitioned into community-supported employment programs or into a job at a local business. |
|
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7,286... |
|
children were provided with a safe, secure and educational haven after school and during school holidays. |
|
|
240... |
|
individuals were provided HIV antibody counseling and testing services. |
|
|
96... |
|
middle school students were provided a nationally approved science-based drug prevention program during their elective class at school. |
|
|
425... |
|
seniors received hot nutritious meals on a daily basis. |
|
|
2,100... |
|
children and their parents learned water safety precautions. |
|
|
273... |
|
families of disabled individuals were provided respite services to help them cope and relieve stress. |
|
|
285... |
|
homeless individuals were linked to the proper services to help them lead independent lives. |
|
|
7,200... |
|
uninsured migrant workers, laborers and underserved were provided free medical care, thus avoiding unnecessary emergency room visits. |
|
|
800... |
|
families that were victims of domestic abuse were provided with a safe shelter. |
|
|
104,639... |
|
calls were received by helpline 2-1-1. |
|
|
200... |
|
adoptions of abused and neglected children were finalized. |
|
|
465... |
|
seniors were provided in home services and a case manager to help them maintain or improve their level of independence. |
|
|
280... |
|
homeless families received a family needs assessment to get them into a transitional living program. |
|
|
825... |
|
victims of domestic abuse were provided with legal assistance in family court to ensure a cessation of the abuse. |
|
|
451... |
|
Alzheimer patients were provided dementia-specific day care. |
|
|
673... |
|
homeless men, women and children were provided with meals, bus passes, employment assistance, and computer access to help them restore their self-esteem to become contributing members of society. |
|
|
160... |
|
children living at or below the poverty level were provided with affordable subsidized preschool. |
|
|
300... |
|
girls were offered workshops to help promote leadership, and healthy lifestyles. |
|
|
150... |
|
children whose families live at or below the poverty level were provided with homework assistance and art classes to ensure promotion to the next grade level. |
|
|
1,000... |
|
patients were provided with physical, occupational and speech therapy to improve their physical function, communication and independence. |
|
|
3,100... |
|
pregnant women received help in accessing affordable prenatal care. |
|
|
5,079... |
|
people were provided comprehensive financial crisis and housing counseling to reduce their debt and learn to live on a budget. |
|
|
250... |
|
children and their families who have experienced the loss of a loved one received grief support services. |
|
|
191... |
|
children received quality preschool instruction. |
|
|
35... |
|
former foster youth began a 2-year program of housing, education, life skills training, workforce development and mental health counseling to guarantee their future. |
|
|
135... |
|
seniors were assisted with transport, light housekeeping and grocery shopping to help them maintain an independent lifestyle. |
|
|
5,540... |
|
at-risk youth and their families were provided education on the negative effects of crime to reduce juvenile crime. |
|
|
18,535... |
|
hours of donated volunteer service was made available to local non-profit agencies. |
|
|
1.7... |
|
million pounds of food was distributed to people living in poverty. |
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