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United Way of Washtenaw
County |
(734) 971-8200 |
www.wuway.org |
Unites community
volunteers and local agencies to provide health and human care
services to people who live or work in Washtenaw County. |
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Boy Scouts of America,
Great Sauk Trail Council #255 |
(734) 971-7100 |
www.gstcbsa.org |
Provides character
development, citizenship training and fitness programs, outdoor
skills, career exploration and community services. For boys
ages 6-20 and girls 14-20. |
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826 Michigan, INC |
(734) 761-3463 |
www.826michigan.org |
826michigan is a nonprofit
writing and tutoring center that uses volunteer support to teach
students ages 6 to 18 how to write. |
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Alzheimer's Association,
South Central Michigan Chapter |
(734) 741-8200 |
www.alzmigreatlakes.org |
Alzheimer's Association
provides advocacy, local support and education programs
throughout nine counties for patients of Alzheimer's disease and
other dementias, their families and professional caregivers. |
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American Red Cross,
Washtenaw County Chapter |
(734) 971-5300 |
www.wc-redcross.org |
The Red Cross provides
health and safety and disaster prevention education; emergency
and disaster relief; blood supply services; armed forces
communication and international tracing. |
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Ann Arbor Community Center |
(734) 662-3128 |
www.annarbor-communitycenter.org |
The Ann Arbor Community
Center, Inc. is a human services organization with a focus on
youth, adults and families that provides programs that promote
self-reliance. |
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Ann Arbor YMCA |
(734) 663-0536 |
www.annarborymca.org |
Provides diverse services
for youth, families and adults in recreation, fitness and sport;
child care; day and resident camping; and short-term housing. |
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Boys & Girls Club of S.E.
Michigan Huron Valley Club |
(734) 769-8983 |
bgcsm.org |
The Club's mission is to
provide a "Positive Place for Kids," especially those at risk,
where they receive quality social, educational, physical, and
vocational opportunities. |
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Catholic Social Services
of Washtenaw County |
(734) 971-9781 |
www.csswashtenaw.org |
Adoption, alternatives to
domestic aggression, counseling, support for healthy families.
Emergency food. Respite, retired senior volunteers, tax help and
counseling for older adults, Grandparents as Parents. |
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Center for Occupational
and Personalized Education, Inc. |
(734) 547-0419 |
www.cope1.org |
(Center for Occupational
and Personalized Education) A youth-service agency which
provides therapeutic, educational and skill development programs
for the at-risk adolescent youth of Washtenaw County. |
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Community Action Network |
(734) 973-1183 |
www.hvcn.org/info/can |
Community Action Network
is a neighborhood-based human services agency that serves
families with low incomes who reside in Southeast Ann Arbor. |
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Dawn, Incoroporated |
(734) 485-8725 |
www.dawnfarm.org |
Dawn Farm provides
treatment for addicts and alcoholics through detox, residential
treatment and special programs for pregnant moms and jail
inmates. |
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Domestic Violence Project,
Inc./SAFE House Center |
(734) 973-0242 |
www.safehousecenter.org |
The Domestic violence
Project/SAFE House provides direct services to survivors of
domestic violence and their children in Washtenaw County.
Services include shelter, legal advocacy, support groups, and
counseling. |
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Food Gatherers |
(734) 761-2796 |
www.foodgatherers.org |
Food Gatherers is a food
rescue/food bank program that alleviates hunger in Washtenaw
County by rescuing and distributing perishable and
non-perishable food, educating, developing food resources and
coordinating with other hunger relief providers. |
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Friends in Deed (Washtenaw
Area Social Ministries Network) |
(734) 484-2727 |
friendsindeed.info |
A network of
congregations, staffed primarily by volunteers, that provide for
urgent, unmet needs for individuals and families in Washtenaw
County. |
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Girls Scouts Huron Valley
Council |
(734) 0769-8983 |
www.gshvc.org |
Serves girls 5-17 with a
single-gender, values-based program that promotes competence and
confidence, develops character and citizenship, and helps to
prevent many of the social problems facing our youth. |
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Growth Works, Inc. |
(734) 455-4095 |
www.growth-works.org |
Offers services to
adolescents, young adults and their parents, including
outpatient substance abuse treatment, delinquency prevention
services, family counseling and parent education. |
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Hope Clinic, Inc. |
(734) 484-2989 |
www.hopeclinic.org |
Provides free medical and
dental care to individuals without medical benefits or the
ability to pay, and other basic services to those in need. |
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Housing Bureau for Seniors |
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Jewish Community Center of
Greater Ann Arbor |
(734) 971-0990 |
www.jewishannarbor.org |
Strives to embrace and
involve the entire Jewish community to build Jewish pride and
continuity through excellence in programming and a welcoming
community campus. |
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Michigan Ability Partners |
(734) 971-0990 |
www.michabilitypartners.org |
Innovative programs help
link persons with mental, developmental, or substance abuse
disabilities to shelter, food, medical care, mental health
treatment, substance abuse treatment, and employment. |
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Michigan National Guard
Family Fund |
(517) 702-5116 |
www.NationalGuard.com |
Michigan National Guard
Family Fund was established to receive contributions to assist
Air and Army National Guard families in need of temporary
emergency financial assistance. |
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Ozone House, Inc. |
(734) 662-2265 |
www.ozone.org |
Ozone House is a
community-based agency offering an array of free housing and
counseling services to runaway, homeless, and at-risk youth and
their families. |
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Peace Neighborhood Center |
(734) 662-3564 |
www.peaceneighborhoodcenter.org |
Services for youth and
adults in job development, placement, educational assistance,
counseling, advocacy, information referral, emergency food
assistance, summer day camp, and career exploration. |
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Perry Nursery School of
Ann Arbor |
(734) 677-8130 |
www.perrynursery.com |
Provides affordable, high
quality full-time child care and supportive services to single
parents who are working and/or attending school |
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Ronald McDonald Charities
of Huron Valley |
(734) 994- 4442 |
http://rmh-annarbor.org |
To provide living
accommodations at a nominal charge to immediate families of
seriously ill children who are patients at local hospitals. |
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Shelter Association of
Washtenaw County |
(734) 622-2829 |
www.annarborshelter.org |
Provides emergency
shelter, resettlement services, and transitional housing in a
safe and caring environment. Committed to developing supportive
services for those at high risk of homelessness to maintain
stable housing with a decent quality of life. |
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SOS Community Services |
(734) 485-8730 |
http://comnet.org/soshelpnet |
24-hour telephone/walk-in
crisis assistance, suicide prevention, emergency food/shelter,
client advocacy, human services information and referral,
counseling, housing advocacy. |
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Student Advocacy Center of
Michigan |
(734) 973-7860 |
www.studentadvocacycenter.org |
Provides free, non-legal
advocacy to students (and their parents) who are eligible for
general and special public education programs. |
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The Salvation Army of
Washtenaw County |
(734) 668-8353 |
www.annarborsalvationarmy.org |
Providing aid and care
through emergency food, clothing, shelter, and financial
assistance, community center activities, at-risk youth programs,
advocacy and referrals, Arbor Haven Temporary Housing. |
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University of Michigan
Hillel Foundation, Inc. |
(734) 936-2516 |
www.umhiell.org |
University of Michigan
Hillel is committed to the development and administration of
programming which will keep Jewish students involved in Jewish
activities. |
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Washtenaw Association for
Community Advocacy |
(734) 662-1256 |
www.washtenawaca.org |
Advocates on behalf of
persons with developmental disabilities, ensures full access and
participation in community life, personal choice in education,
employment, and community living. |
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Washtenaw Camp Placement
Association, Incorporated |
(734) 971-4537 |
www.washtenawcamplacement.org |
Provides scholarships for
summer resident camp to underprivileged youth. The program also
supplies camp physicals, clothing, bedding, and transportation. |
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Young Adults Health
Center, Inc. |
(734) 484-3600 |
www.cornerhealth.org |
(Young Adults' Health
Center) Medical care for adolescents 12-21 years old and their
children: health education, WIC program, theater troupe,
parenting education and health promotion are also provided. |
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Ypsilanti Meals on Wheels |
(734) 487-9669 |
www.ymow.org |
Delivers hot, nutritious
meals to homebound individuals, including the elderly,
handicapped, ill, and those recuperating from hospitalization in
Ypsilanti and surrounding townships, Monday through Saturday. |