Our
Community Outreach Committee has put together an extensive list of local
resources that provide assistance for a variety of needs. Please check it out!
You never know when you or someone you know may benefit from one of these
services.
Thrive empowers victims of Domestic Violence to find healing,
strength, and freedom on their journey from victim to victor. By sharing life
with them and loving them, we enable survivors to find their true identity and
overcome the lies of their abuser, helping them to realize that they can do
more than just survive; they can Thrive!
To learn more about Thrive, visit us at www.ThrivePA.org or on Facebook at FB.com/ThrivePA
LIHEAP can help you stay warm in the winter and cool in the summer
through programs that reduce the risk of health and safety problems that arise
from unsafe heating and cooling practices. Low Income Home Energy
Assistance Program (LIHEAP) as a program that “helps keep families safe and
healthy through initiatives that assist families with energy costs. LIHEAP
provide federally funded assistance in managing costs associated with:
Home energy bills
Energy crises
Weatherization and energy-related minor home repairs
The Changing Lives Homeless Shelter opened in June 2007. It is a
year-round facility providing for the needs of singles & families in desperate
situations. We provide life skills, case management and other assistance in
developing a successful productive transition into an independent
lifestyle. 717.633.1992
Clothing Bank
The clothing bank will be open on Thursday’s 9-12 and the first Saturday
of the month from 9-12.
Meals on wheels
Hot noonday meals are prepared by our Provide-A-Lunch kitchens and
delivered by volunteers to home bound clients daily Monday through Friday on
four different routes.
The goal of Roots for Boots is to meet the current needs and
future challenges of military families, predominantly in rural areas.
This grassroots organization attempts to simplify the process of locating
services and funds available to our servicemen and women by providing a single
source for information and/or assistance regarding their specific needs and
interests.
Phone: 717-316-0155 | Mailing Address: PO Box 213, New Oxford, PA
17350 | Email: r4boots@gmail.com
Our mission is to help those who selflessly protect us every day.
We are here to give aid and raise funds for military families in need and
homeless veterans. We also aim to raise awareness and help in the fight against
PTSD also known as PTS
Olivia's House is an organization of caregiving professionals and
volunteers committed to supporting grieving children. Its purpose is to
facilitate healing through grief and loss education.
St. David’s UCC serves the community by
providing medical equipment to anyone who needs them. We have crutches,
walkers, wheelchairs, shower chairs, bedside commodes, hospital beds, and many
other pieces of equipment.
If you are interested in borrowing medical
equipment, you may contact our church office at 717-637-2299. The equipment can
be picked up during the church office hours, which are Monday -Thursday from
9:00 am - 2:00 pm 142 Hobart Rd. Hanover, PA 17331