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N.E.W. Community Clinic Website: http://newcommunityclinic.org/ 622 Bodart Way, Green Bay 54301 Bonnie Kuhr, Executive Director (920) 437-9773 Email: newcomm@netnet.net FAX: (920) 437-0891 Provides quality care to the hardworking, low-income and underinsured people of Brown County. Its mission is to provide access to care where there are gaps in the area's health care delivery system. »Community Clinic »Healthcare for the Homeless »WIC Dental Health & Education New Community Shelter, Inc. Website: www.newcommunityshelter.org 301 Mather Street, Green Bay 54303 Terri Refsguard, Executive Director (920) 437-3766, ext.101 Email: terrir@newcommunityshelter.org In cooperation with the Brown County community we address homelessness and hopelessness through education and resources in an atmosphere of respect and accountability. A 24-hour Emergency Shelter program and Transitional Living program are available for adult men and women. These programs include professional case management and supportive programming. In addition, the Community Meal program provides anyone experiencing hunger with a meal 365 days per year from 5pm to 6pm, and 11:30am to 12:30pm on weekends and holidays. »Emergency Shelter Program N.E.W. Curative Rehabilitation, Inc. Website: www.newcurative.org 2900 Curry Lane, PO Box 8027, Green Bay 54308-8027 (800) 636-1161 (WI Only) (920) 468-1161 John Bloor, President Email: newcri@newcurative.org The mission of N.E.W. Curative Rehabilitation is to assist people in achieving their goals for independence. This is accomplished through rehabilitation, work training and supportive services for elderly persons and people in all disability groups, including individuals with physical disabilities, developmental disabilities, mental illness, alcohol and drug abuse, brain injury, Alzheimer's Disease and other forms of dementia. More than 20 programs and services are available at multiple facilities in communities throughout Northeast Wisconsin. »Insiders »Life Skills Literacy The Salvation Army of Brown County Website: www.sagreenbay.org 626 Union Court, Green Bay 54303 Captain Ken Shiels (920) 497-7053 Email: Kenneth_Shiels@usc.salvationarmy.org Rebecca Lesperance, Director of Programs Email: rebecca_lesperance@usc.salvationarmy.org The Salvation Army's Emergency Assistance program addresses the problems of hunger, homelessness and financial stress by Proud to Live United in Brown County 1745 Suburban Drive, De Pere • 920-338-9198 • www.themailhaus.com 2011 BROWN COUNT Y UNI T ED WAY 15 ministering to the poverty-stricken and disadvantaged people of Brown County. The program provides basic needs of food, clothing and shelter and a variety of other services including, but not limited to, seasonal assistance, transportation, prescription, utility and rental assistance. In addition, TSA offers a feeding program from 11:30am to 12:30pm, Monday through Friday, as well as Transitional Housing and programs for seniors and youths. »Emergency Assistance »Senior Citizens United Hmong and Asian American Community Center 401 9th Street, Green Bay 54304 (920) 437-4550 Staryoung Thao, Executive Director FAX: (920) 437-4916 Email: staryoungt@sbcglobal.net The United Hmong and Asian American Community Center (UHAARC) provides information, referral and advocacy services to the Hmong people in Brown County in an effort to better connect them with existing services. These services include, but are not limited to, those that offer access to and assistance with housing, legal, health, citizenship or immigration, financial, English education and translation and general education. UHAARC staff are qua-lingual, speaking English, Hmong, Laotian and Thai. »Information/ Basic Critical Needs Support Volunteer Center of Brown County Website: www.volunteergb.org/ 984 Ninth Street, Green Bay, WI 54304 (920) 429-9445 Christine Danielson, Executive Director FAX: (920) 429-9449 Email: cdanielson@volunteergb.org The Volunteer Center is "building a stronger community through volunteerism" not only by connecting more than 12,000 people each year to service opportunities, but also by working with local non-profit organizations and schools to utilize volunteers' time and talent efficiently and effectively. People from all walks of life are mobilized to volunteer for both on-going positions and short- term projects. This includes working with youth, people with disabilities, seniors, board of directors recruitment, busy working people, corporate volunteer programs, and more. A special emphasis is placed on working with businesses and corporations who wish to strengthen or begin employee volunteer programs. Programs include: »Community Volunteer Services