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REPORT THIS LISTING 0 - MEALS-ON-WHEELS
Good nutrition and social interaction are vital for healthy living. Senior citizens in Clinton, Eaton and Ingham Counties have access to both through the Meals-On-Wheels program. The nutrition program provides hot, balanced meals to homebound senior citizens who can't prepare their own food. For many, the home delivered meal is the only hot food they have each day. Meals-On-Wheels are available on a temporary or ongoing basis. Seniors also benefit from the personal contact with the volunteers who deliver them. Because many clients live alone or with ailing spouses, having someone check on them each day gives them a sense of well being and helps them feel safe. Another major benefit of the Meals-On-Wheels is independence. There are many senior citizens in our communities who have basic needs, that, if met, allow them to stay in their homes and lead independent lives.
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REPORT THIS LISTING 0 - The Meridian Senior Center
"We believe that staying active is a key to physical and emotional well-being and that retirement is the time when it is most important to have activities which are interesting and enjoyable. The Meridian Senior Center was created to serve as a township focal point where individuals or groups come together for service and activities which enrich their quality of life and enhance their worth as individuals. The Center provides social, recreational and educational programs that offer opportunities to remain or become a vital and active part of the community."
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REPORT THIS LISTING 0 - The Official U.S. Government Site for People with Medicare
General Information of Medicare Program.
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REPORT THIS LISTING 0 - Michigan Medicare/Medicaid Assistance Program
To empower seniors and other people on Medicare to make educated health coverage decisions. Since 1984, MMAP (Michigan Medicare/Medicaid Assistance Program) has provided free education and personalized assistance to people with Medicare and Medicaid, their families and caregivers.
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REPORT THIS LISTING 0 - The Capital Area Center for Independent Living (CACIL)
was established in 1976 to empower people with disabilities to take control of their lives. Independent Living is the principle that individuals with any disability, to the fullest extent possible, shall work, live in their own homes, raise families, and participate in the everyday activities of life.
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REPORT THIS LISTING 0 - Volunteers at AIDS Partnership Michigan
come from all over Southeastern Michigan and are of a variety of ages, races, cultures, educational and economic backgrounds, and sexual orientations. More than 300 dedicated volunteers assist the 35 AIDS Partnership Michigan staff members in the numerous services and programs provided.
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REPORT THIS LISTING 0 - Jesuit Volunteer Corps
The Jesuit Volunteer Corps is the largest Catholic lay volunteer program in the country. Since 1956, more than 11,000 college graduates just like you have taken a year or more to work for social justice. They chose to postpone a career or put graduate school on hold so they could serve others.
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REPORT THIS LISTING 0 - VOLUNTEER IMPACT
To better service the volunteer needs of Detroit's Metropolitan area, changes are afoot at Volunteer Impact! The VI calendar is being incorporated into the United Way Volunteer calendar and can be accessed by calling "211" or on the web at : www.uwsem.org/vi
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REPORT THIS LISTING 0 - Focus HOPE Walk
Help children get started, encourage their ideas and tell them how wonderful they are. Does it get any better than this? They leave happy and feeling great about themselves, you leave knowing you've helped create a lasting memory.
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REPORT THIS LISTING 0 - VolunteerMatch
There are hundreds of ways to help out. With VolunteerMatch, it's never been easier to find a rewarding way to give back and make a difference.
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