This organization assists in the employment,education, training, and support of individuals experiencing physical and/or developmental disabilities. Services include job placement,coaching, transportation, family counseling, financial, social and functional life skills. .. (continue to details page for more info and costs)
32.6150930,-83.6475060

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Employment (40 hour work week and pay is over minimum wage) and job training. EAG employees work under closely supervised conditions. No employee is terminated because he/she has a seizure. Persons with epilepsy are not mentally or physically impaired (unless they have multiple handicaps). They are the same as everyone except for the times when they experience a seizure. EAG presently has three contracts: , and running the federal post office at Robins AFB. Persons with epilepsy are also hired at the Pass the Buck Dollar Store in Warner Robins. .. (continue to details page for more info and costs)
32.6280590,-83.6056540

Serve the developmentally disabled adults for the MHDDAD Central Region. Training in daily living skills, cognitive skills, communication skills, social skills and work adjustment skills. Each consumer is guided toward reaching his/her full potential.  .. (continue to details page for more info and costs)
32.6217898,-83.6068334

Treats physical and emotional needs of terminally ill patients and their families Offer bereavement support & a Counseling Program Round the clock nursing for terminally ill patients with 6 months or less life expectancy Inpatient care a Serenity Gate,a hospice unit at the Perry Hospital Sitter program Camp "WINGS" - Bereavement camp for children ages 7-17 who have lost a loved one, held in the Fall, no cost other than $10 registration fee WINGS support group for grades K-5 April 13-May 18, 2004. Meets every Tuesday from 6pm - 7pm. Grades 6-12 meets third Thursday of every month. Adolescent Grief Support Group meets monthly on the third Thursday of every month at 6:00 pm until 7:30 pm. Facilitated by trained social workers and family therapists. Open to all families in Middle Georgia. .. (continue to details page for more info and costs)
32.6150280,-83.6797870

The purpose is to move people from dependency on welfare to self-sufficiency through work preparation programs and literacy development. .. (continue to details page for more info and costs)
32.6172079,-83.6206969

Provide group home for 10 mentally ill adults, provide on-premises apartments for two adults, provide work through New Hope Enterprises including shelter, supportive, community based and contract. Support, Advocacy, and Education, semi-independent living, Residential Services, Supported Employment, Work Adjustment Training, Vocational Testing and Evaluations, Crises Link, and Family/Care-giver Assistance. .. (continue to details page for more info and costs)
32.6573020,-83.6220120

Provides housing repairs for the low-income elderly or disabled homeowners. Solicits financial donations and/or volunteer teams from businesses, churches, financial institutions, civic groups, military organizations, labor unions, etc. The teams provide most of the labor and they provide materials donated or purchased using donations or grants. Homeowners submit applications through mail or at City Hall.They meet with homeowner and perform home inspection to determine eligibility. If eligible, a more detailed repair "work write-up" is made indicating all the repairs needed. They order all necessary materials, supplies, solicit volunteer groups, and match groups to the home owner. .. (continue to details page for more info and costs)
32.5940123,-83.6400144

Build policies, programs, and services which strengthen family and personal self-sufficiency, mission readiness and the Air Force way of life. Promote family and individual self-sufficiency, encourage help seeking behavior through interagency collaboration, enhance family satisfaction with the Air Force way of life, and reduce the negative impact of family life cycle events on readiness and retention. Air force aid society, employment assistance, family life education, family readiness, family services, information and referral office, personal financial management, relocation assistance, transition assistance, and volunteer resources. .. (continue to details page for more info and costs)
32.6029226,-83.5788205

Emergency food Clothing bank Prescription assistance Rent assistance .. (continue to details page for more info and costs)
32.6162130,-83.6133700

Various services to people in need - Assistance with utilities, clothing, food, medicine Assistance with food every 6 months, clothing every 6 months, and utilities once per year. Friendly Visitors - Provide regular visits to shut-ins and incarcerated peo .. (continue to details page for more info and costs)
32.6270870,-83.6166220