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Through our Outreach
and Community
Service programs we are caring for the needs of others . . .
OUTREACH
- Visitation to homebound people
- Feeding homeless neighbors in a
Philadelphia shelter
- CROP Walk for World Hunger
- Providing food and shelter for area
homeless and hungry
- Various support groups
- Parish Nursing Program
- Assist needy people in our
community and beyond
- Rebuilding homes and building hope
through Youth Ministry's Appalachia Service Project
- English as a 2nd
language classes
COMMUNITY SERVICE
- Alanon (2
groups): Helps families and
friends of alcoholics recover from the effects of living with the
problem drinking of a relative or friend.
- Alcoholics Anonymous (2
groups): A fellowship of men
and women who share their experience, strength and hope with each other
that they may solve their common problem and help others to recover from
alcoholism.
- American Red Cross
Bloodmobile: The Penn-Jersey Region is
one of 36 American Red Cross regional blood centers whose mission is to
fulfill the needs of the American people for the safest, most reliable,
most cost-effective blood, plasma and tissue services through voluntary
donations. Blood drives are held at Trinity several times throughout the
year.
- Co-Dependency
- Community Housing Services of
Montgomery Community: The mission of
Community Housing Services is to provide permanent solutions to housing
and related problems of homeless, low income and moderate income people
in Montgomery County, PA. CHS provides emergency housing,
lease/purchase, and first-time homebuyer's education, help for victims
of domestic violence, Ezra House transitional housing for single males,
and many other support services for persons in need of affordable
housing. They also provide services such as Adopt-A-Family, Project
Self-suffiency, Health & Wellness Center, Nurse Practitioners, and a
Thrift Shop.
- Indian Valley Opportunity
Center: an agency to assist area
residents having difficulty meeting basic needs, including food,
shelter, literacy, adult education, employment, and facilitate access to
other social services through information and referral. The Center also
helps area residents overcome cultural and langauge barriers.
- Montgomery
County Head Start Program: A program for
income-eligible families and their preschool children. More than 1,693
three-and four-year-olds are enrolled in 97 classes in public schools
and in two community-based sites.
- Montgomery County
Parent & Infant Resource Guide:
Parent and Infant Resource Guide that provides a
multitude of Agency referral services that include Abuse, Adoption,
Basic Needs, Financial Assistance, Legal, Education, Employment &
Training, Counseling, Family Services, Housing Services, Health
Services, Interpreters, and Transportation.
- Newcomers Clubs in
Pennsylvania: a directory of clubs and
organizations which are designed to give people new to the area the
opportunity to meet and develop friendships with others who live in the
area.
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North Penn/North Wales Nursing Mothers:
a nonprofit volunteer organization offering
mother to mother advice and counseling on nursing your baby and other parenting
issues. Monthly meetings provide information and support, there are no dues or
fees.
- Official Montgomery County
Voting Location
- Overeaters
Anonymous: A fellowship
of individuals who, through shared experience, strength, and hope are
recovering from compulsive overeating.
- Parents Network
- PA Voter
Registration: The State of
Pennsylvania provides information dedicated to voter registration. It
provides the qualifications to vote and identifies several ways to
register and provides answers to frequently asked questions.
- Retired and
Senior Volunteer Program of Montgomery County: (RSVP) , A nationwide volunteer program for
individuals over the age of 55 which is sponsored locally by the
Montgomery County Volunteer and Community Service Center. RSVP assists
seniors in finding interesting and rewarding volunteer opportunities
based on their skills, interests, life experience, geographic preference
and time availability.
- Scouting Programs -
Cradle of Liberty Council:
- General Nash District Roundtable
Meetings
- Boy Scouts (Troops 61 and
610)
- Cub Scouts (Pack 9 and
152)
- Girl Scout Juniors (Troop
1037)
- Girl Scout Cadettes (Troop 193
and 3047)
- Girl Scout Brownies (Troops
258)
- Girl Scout Daisies (Troop
610)
- Singles Support Group
- Women's Club of
Lansdale
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