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Working
to reduce and eliminate poverty, support families and empower our
community, Catholic Social Services has provided support and created
hope for 4087 families (unduplicated) regardless of their
religious, social, or economic backgrounds in the first 10 months of
2007. The following is a breakdown of services provided throughout the
Greater Hazleton Area:
TOTAL UNITS OF SERVICE:
26,464
TOTAL INDIVIDUALS SERVED:
9,663
Provided Material
Assistance to 1173 Families
Food Bank and Pantry,
Clothing 1173
& Other Assistance
Provided Services that
Build a Strong Community to 953 Families
Education and Enrichment:
Family Enrichment
Services 77
Literacy
Services 91
Parent-Child Home Program
Services 52
Parenting & Education
Services 733
Provided Services that
Strengthened 1961 Families
Counseling
416
Immigration
Services 33
Pregnancy and Maternal Health
Services 726
Foster Care
Services 105
Adoption
Services
177
Day Care Services
69
Big Brothers/Big
Sisters 120
Legal Clinic Services 315
The
services have been as diverse as the needs of the individuals who request
assistance, and no matter what the need, the response is based on
respect for the individual served. It is a response that enables
individuals to find a sense of hope and value in a life that at times
may seem fractured and hopeless. We are determined to stay focused
on our mission:
A
Mission of Hope Based on Love of God Through Service to Our Neighbor |