Clothing A Time to Share: A Project for Senior/ Disabled Adults 1111 North Buchanan Amarillo, Texas (806)
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1 Taken from United Way Amarillo and Canyon Clothing A Time to Share: A Project for Senior/ Disabled Adults 1111 North Buchanan (806) Amarillo Agency for Women Services 2514 Southwest 45th (806) Amarillo Council of the Blind Thrift Store 403 South Western Street (806) American Legion Auxiliary Hanson Post West 7th (806) American Red Cross Emergency Services 1800 South Harrison Amarillo, Texas (806) Another Chance House Services 209 South Jackson (806) Bethesda Outreach Services 1101 Fritch Highway Amarillo, Texas (806) Buchanan Food and Clothing Distribution (Perkins Comm. Serv.) 1515 South Buchanan Street
2 (806) Catholic Family Service Youth Shelter ES (CFS) 1645 NW 10th (806) (806) Christmas Project (Eveline Rivers) 314 South Jefferson (806) City of Refuge Outreach Ministry 613 South Adams Street (806) Comprehensive Emergency Assistance (The Salvation Army) 400 South Harrison (806) Cornerstone Outreach Center of Amarillo, Inc 1111 North Buchanan (806) Day Room Case Management (GSRC) (806) Downtown Women's Center 409 S Monroe (806) Faith City Ministries Outreach 401 SE 2nd Ave (806) Family Lighthouse/Hope for Women (Faith City Ministries) 401 SE 2nd Ave
3 (806) Live to Work, Work to Live VA Program (Another Chance House) 209 South Jackson (806) Outreach Services (Christian Heritage Church) 900 S Nelson (806) Perkins Community Service Center 1515 South Buchanan Street (806) (806) Southwest Church of Christ Services 4515 Cornell (806) The Uptown Shoppe (Downtown Women's Center) Wolflin Square #2477 (806) Thrift City (Downtown Women's Center) 812 SW 10th (806) Washington Street Family Service Center 4002 South Washington Amarillo, Texas (806) Domestic Violence Domestic Violence Shelter (Family Support Services) (806)
4 Domestic Violence Support Group (Family Support) (806) Domestic Violence Victim's Abuser Release Notification (Toll Free) (877) Meridian Housing (Downtown Women's Center) 2201 West 6th (806) National Domestic Violence Hotline (Toll Free) PO Box Austin, Texas (800) National Domestic Violence TTY (Toll Free) (800) RAINN Hotline (Toll Free) 2000 L Street NW #406 Washington, DC (800) Sexual Assault Prevention Education (Family Support Services) (806) Texas Women's Advocacy Project (Toll Free) PO Box 833 Austin, Texas (800) Employment Services City of Refuge Outreach Ministry 613 South Adams Street (806) Domestic Violence Shelter (Family Support Services) (806) Parole Employment Assistance (Workforce Solutions Panhandle - Amarillo)
5 1206 West 7th (806) Food Amarillo Parks & Recreation PO Box 1971 Amarillo, Texas (806) Amarillo Senior Citizens Association Inc (ASCA) 1220 South Polk (806) American Red Cross Emergency Services 1800 South Harrison Amarillo, Texas (806) Application for Assistance (Aged & Disabled) (Coalition of Health Services Inc) Food Stamp/Medicaid Registration Street (806) Be a Basket Case Holiday Project 2406 West 6th Ave (806) Beautiful Savior Lutheran Church Outreach Services 3500 South Bowie (806) Bethesda Outreach Services 1101 Fritch Highway Amarillo, Texas (806) Buchanan Food and Clothing Distribution (Perkins Comm. Serv.) 1515 South Buchanan Street (806) Catholic Family Service Youth Shelter ES (CFS) 1645 NW 10th (806) Community Outreach (Central C of C) 1401 S Monroe
6 (806) Comprehensive Emergency Assistance (The Salvation Army) 400 South Harrison (806) Cornerstone Outreach Center of Amarillo, Inc 1111 North Buchanan (806) Day Room Case Management (GSRC) (806) Downtown Women's Center 409 S Monroe (806) Food Pantry (San Jacinto United Methodist) 1731 Avondale Street (806) Food Stamp Inquiry Hotline, HHSC (Toll Free) (800) Food Stamp/TANF/DADS Complaint Hotline (Toll Free) (800) Freedom House Community Assistance 45 Hunsley Rd Canyon, Texas (806) Guyon Saunders Resource Center-Services (806) Haven House (Downtown Women's Center) 1308 S Buchanan (806) High Plains Food Bank 815 South Ross Amarillo, Texas (806)
7 In-Home and Family Support (DADS) 3501-L West 45th (806) Inter-Faith Hunger Project (CFS) (806) Kids Cafe (High Plains Food Bank) 815 South Ross Amarillo, Texas (806) Live to Work, Work to Live VA Program (Another Chance House) 209 South Jackson (806) Maverick Boys and Girls Clubs (Amarillo) 1923 South Lincoln (806) Peoples Church (The Church at Quail Creek) 801 Tascosa Road Amarillo, Texas (806) Perkins Community Service Center 1515 South Buchanan Street (806) REACT Helping Hands 3305 East 10th Amarillo, Texas (806) Refugee and Citizenship Division (CFS) (806) Salvation Army Emergency Shelter, The 400 South Harrison (806) Southwest Church of Christ Services 4515 Cornell
8 (806) Texas Works (Amarillo OES) 2406 SW 6th Ave (806) Washington Street Family Service Center 4002 South Washington Amarillo, Texas (806) Women Infant and Children- Amarillo (Amarillo Area WIC Services) 411 South Austin (806) Homeless Abba House 409 South Monroe (806) Catholic Family Service Youth Shelter ES (CFS) 1645 NW 10th (806) City of Refuge (C.O.R.D., Inc.) 613 South Adams Street (806) Comprehensive Emergency Assistance (The Salvation Army) 400 South Harrison (806) Day Room Case Management (GSRC) (806) Downtown Women's Center 409 S Monroe (806) Guyon Saunders Resource Center
9 (806) Homeless Clinic (Regence Health Net, Inc) (806) Homeless Head Start (Region 16) Street (806) Homeless Prevention and Rapid Re-Housing Program (HPRP) 601 W 10th (806) Homeless Services (TPMHMR) (806) Live to Work, Work to Live VA Program (Another Chance House) 209 South Jackson (806) Martha's Home Inc 1204 West 18th (806) Nightly Shelter/Hope for Men Discipleship Program (Faith City Ministries) 401 SE 2nd Ave (806) Peoples Church (The Church at Quail Creek) 801 Tascosa Road Amarillo, Texas (806) Shelter Plus Care (City of Amarillo) 509 East 7th, Room 104 Amarillo, Texas (806) Thrift City (Downtown Women's Center) 812 SW 10th (806) Transitional Housing Program (City of Amarillo)
10 509 East 7th, Room 104 Amarillo, Texas (806) VA Healthcare 6010 Amarillo Boulevard West (806) Job Training Downtown Women's Center 409 S Monroe (806) Experience Works - Amarillo 1206 West 7th (806) Job Corps (U.S. Department of Labor) c/o Texas Workforce Solutions 1206 West 7th (806) Job Training & Placement (Cornerstone Outreach) 1111 North Buchanan (806) Panhandle Regional Planning Commission 415 West 8th (806) Senior Aide Program (ASCA) PO Box Amarillo, Texas (806) Thrift City (Downtown Women's Center) 812 SW 10th (806) Medical Care DARS - Division for Blind Vocational Rehabilitation 7120 I-40 West # (806) Financial Needs Assessment Ctr (NWTHS)
11 814 N Martin Road (806) Guyon Saunders Resource Center-Services (806) Homeless Clinic (Regence Health Net, Inc) (806) Pedi Providers 1600 South Coulter F-600 (806) Regence Health Network, Inc - Martin Road 824 North Martin Rd (806) VA Hospital (VA Healthcare) 6010 Amarillo Blvd West (806) Support Groups AGAPE Center Services 1515 S Buchanan (Inside Buchanan St Chapel) (806) Amarillo Area Parkinson's Association 2211 Peach Tree Street (806) Amarillo Area Parkinson's Association Services Southwest Church of Christ, Library 4515 Cornell Street (806) Amarillo Stroke Support Group 6605 I-40 W A-6 (806) American Cancer Society-Amarillo 3915 Bell
12 (806) Arthritis & Fibromyalgia Support Group (Arthritis Foundation/NW TX Chapter) NW Branch Library 6100 W 9th Ave (806) Arthritis Foundation/Northwest Texas Chapter 5111 Canyon Drive Amarillo, TX (806) Battering Intervention and Prevention (Family Support Services) (806) Bereavement Services (Odyssey HealthCare) 6900 I-40 West #150 (806) Better Breathers (NWTHS) NW Library Branch 6100 West 9th (806) BSA Hospice-Amarillo (BSAHS) 721 N Taylor (806) Care Net Crisis Pregnancy Center (Canyon CPC) th Ave Canyon, Texas (806) Care Net Crisis Pregnancy Center (Medi-Park CPC) 6709 Woodward Ave (806) Caregiver Support Program (Area Agency On Aging) 415 West 8th (806) Celebrate Recovery (Heritage Christian Church) 900 S Nelson
13 (806) Clinical Counseling Division (Family Support Services) (806) Counseling/Referral Services (OUTstanding Amarillo) 211 S/E 16th St (806) Crisis Hotline (Family Support Services) (806) Depression and Bipolar Support Services St. Andrew's Episcopal Church 1601 S Georgia Street Amarillo, Texas (806) Harrington Cancer Center 3915 Bell (806) Domestic Violence Shelter (Family Support Services) (806) Family Counseling Program (ACADA) 803 South Rusk (806) Grief and Loss Services (Hope & Healing Place) 1721 South Tyler Street Amarillo, Texas (806) Hospice Care of the Southwest Services 1500 S Coulter (806) Muscular Dystrophy Association, Panhandle Chapter 3505 Olsen #120 (806)
14 Narcotics Anonymous-Services PO Box Amarillo, Texas (806) National M S Society-General Services 6222 Canyon Rd (806) NW Texas Autism Network of Amarillo 2400 Lakeview Drive (806) Overeaters Anonymous Services 2611 West 26th (806) P.R.I.D.E. (Randall County Juvenile Probation) 9300 South Georgia Amarillo, Texas (806) Palisades Baptist Church 110 Brentwood Amarillo, Texas (806) Panhandle Council for the Deaf (Amarillo Speech, Hearing, & Lang. Center) 1300 Wallace Boulevard (806) Panhandle Independent Living Center Services (PILC) 1118 South Taylor Amarillo, TX (806) PEN Project (West Texas PEN) PO Box Amarillo, Texas (806) Post Polio Support Group Country Barn Steak House 8200 I-40 West (806) Sexual Assault Services (Family Support Services)
15 (806) STAAR Program (TPMHMR) 1501 S Taylor (806) Sudden Infant Death Syndrome Support & Education Group 4325 Omaha Street (806) Support Group (Epilepsy Foundation of West Texas) 1411 Amarillo Boulevard East (806) Survivors of Suicide 6100 Soncy Road Amarillo, Texas Top of Texas Post Polio Support 2200 West 7th #417 (806) Transparenting (Family Support Services) (806) Victim Assistance Program for Potter County 501 South Fillmore # 5A (806) West Texas Family and Community Services Case Management 601 West 10th (806)
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UNITED WAY OF MONROE COUNTY # Form 990, Schedule O Program Service Accomplishments United Way of Monroe County works with member agencies an
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CONTRACT AGENCIES. Emergency Services
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Washington Local ABLE Program 3939 Wrenwood Women Blessing women 534 Lagrange St
Information Address Phone # Websites/email United Way 2-1-1 (Greater Toledo) 2-1-1 http://www.211.org 419-246-4636 800-650-4357 United Way of Greater Toledo One Stranahan Square Suite 114 419-248-2424
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2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 CLOTHING FAMILIA CENTER 423-5747 CLOTHING SALVATION ARMY 426-8365 CLOTHING DISTRIBUTION 2ND AND 4TH WEDNESDAY, 3:30-5:30 PM. 1ST WEDNESDAY OF EVERY MONTH - MONDAY - THURSDAY 9AM-11:30AM,
DRUG-ALCOHOL ABUSE FREE IREDELL
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ACT for Today Affiliation of Catholic Therapists Paul C. Seishas, Ed.D. MFT #25829
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Mental Health Resources
PPS does not specifically endorse any of the below agencies. Each organization has their own independent mission and vision. Albertina Kerr 722 NE 162nd Avenue, Portland, OR 97230 http://www.albertinakerr.org
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Mental Health Emergency It is appropriate to contact local law enforcement by dialing 911.
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LSS operates programs at sites in. communities.
CHANGING LIVES Dedicated to representing God s love in the form of programs and services that help people in need, Lutheran Social Services of Wisconsin and Upper Michigan can trace its origin back to
CES Point of Access for Homeless Prevention and Assistance
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Resource Directory. For Parents A list of local, state and national resources that relate to the specific needs of families
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www.uab.edu/benfund 205.934.1581 benevolentfund@uab.edu Imagine what you can do with your Fair Share gift to the UAB Benevolent Fund. Your pledge to the UAB Benevolent Fund supports educational programs,
Cornell Public Service Center
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Hesed Committee - Resources. Name (website) Phone Number Description
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