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Re: Daily digest for fullcoalition@list.pchomeless.org - Trina Kinney (08 Jan 2025 02:20 UTC) PCDCRC Service Provider Calendar: Wednesday, January 8, 2025 - PCDCRC (08 Jan 2025 16:32 UTC) drivers license renewal - Sydney Jaxon (08 Jan 2025 20:56 UTC) Pregnant and Homeless - Brenda Fowler-Longoria (08 Jan 2025 22:13 UTC) Outreach Supply Need and Share List - Christine Lindquist (09 Jan 2025 00:00 UTC) Join us at the monthly networking social on Jan. 9! - Rob Huff (09 Jan 2025 00:01 UTC)
Re: Daily digest for fullcoalition@list.pchomeless.org by Trina Kinney (08 Jan 2025 02:07 UTC)
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Baby needs- WIC Women, Infants, and Children (WIC) Nutrition Program | Washington State Department of HealthAlso if they can get the DR to give a RX get WIC to cover it. I would have the parent speak with the DR.The Women, Infants, and Children (WIC) Nutrition Program is a place where families like yours get healthy food and a lot more. WIC is for pregnant people, new and breast and chest feeding parents, infants, and children under age 5. WIC helps improve the health of parents and children through:From: Communication forum for the Tacoma Pierce County Coalition to End Homelessness <nobody@list.pchomeless.org>PCDCRC Service Provider Calendar: Tuesday, January 7, 2025 - PCDCRC (07 Jan 2025 16:20 UTC) Baby Needs - Brenda Fowler-Longoria (07 Jan 2025 16:44 UTC) (missing) RE: Baby Needs - Brenda Fowler-Longoria (07 Jan 2025 17:32 UTC) URGENT REQUEST: Paid Opportunity for Youth to Learn and Grow with Microgreens or Herb Business Program - Ahndrea (07 Jan 2025 22:39 UTC) PCDCRC Service Provider Calendar: Tuesday, January 7, 2025 by PCDCRC (07 Jan 2025 16:20 UTC)
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Attachment: PCDCRC CRC Schedule010725 28.pdf (application/pdf) Baby Needs by Brenda Fowler-Longoria (07 Jan 2025 16:43 UTC)
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Hello Community,
I am working with a little, that is lactose intolerant. His mom has found a milk that he can drink to help him in his first years of life. Does anyone know of any programs that will help pay or discount the milk for a single mom. The baby is able to drink whole foods 365 lactose free milk. I tried contacting Whole foods and they only donate to non-profits.
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Brenda Fowler Longoria BS, CPC, She/Her
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RE: Baby Needs by Brenda Fowler-Longoria (07 Jan 2025 17:32 UTC)
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Yes, thank you community. Income eligibility has changed. I will ask her to reapply for benefits.
Thank you, for all the help!!!
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Brenda Fowler Longoria BS, CPC, She/Her
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EBT and WIC would be my first suggestion. I would suggest contacting Nourish and see if they can get the milk for mom and bring to a location. Also contact FRCs like The Multicultural Child and Family Hope Center in Hilltop has WIC, EBT and a free grocery store pop-up plus many supportive parenting programs. They could be a good resource to cover all bases and could act as proxy.
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Hello Community,
I am working with a little, that is lactose intolerant. His mom has found a milk that he can drink to help him in his first years of life. Does anyone know of any programs that will help pay or discount the milk for a single mom. The baby is able to drink whole foods 365 lactose free milk. I tried contacting Whole foods and they only donate to non-profits.
Respectfully,
Brenda Fowler Longoria BS, CPC, She/Her
Community Health Worker-Pierce County, Community Support Services
P: 206-408-4741 C: 425-785-5406 F: 206-521-8834
E: Brenda.FowlerLongoria@chpw.org
Serving Washington communities for over 30 years
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URGENT REQUEST: Paid Opportunity for Youth to Learn and Grow with Microgreens or Herb Business Program by Ahndrea (07 Jan 2025 22:39 UTC)
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Dear Partners:
I hope this email finds you well. We are excited to reach out to you today to share a wonderful opportunity that we believe could have a significant impact on the lives of young individuals in our community.
We are currently on the lookout for ten motivated and enthusiastic youths (16-25 years of age) who are eager to learn and dive into the world of entrepreneurship by starting their own Microgreens or herb business. This comprehensive program spans over 20 weeks and offers a unique learning experience that is both enriching and rewarding.
As part of this program, participants will receive a generous stipend of $18 per hour, making it a great opportunity to not only gain valuable knowledge but also earn while they learn. The program is set to kick off this week, but we have decided to extend the application deadline to ensure more individuals can seize this chance.
Perks
At the culmination of the program, we are committed to supporting our participants every step of the way. From personalized one-on-one mentoring to potential scholarships of up to $2500, matching bank account assistance of $2500, and equipment and marketing grants that could reach up to $25,000, we aim to provide a solid foundation for budding entrepreneurs to thrive.
We are reaching out to you today to kindly ask for your assistance in spreading the word about this incredible opportunity. Your network and influence could play a vital role in connecting us with deserving youths who could benefit greatly from this program.
If you know of any youth who would be a perfect fit for this initiative or if you can help us by sharing this information within your community, we would be immensely grateful. Together, we can empower and support the next generation of entrepreneurs and change-makers.
To apply see attached flier. If you have questions please contact Jolene Cook, program manager Jolene@themadfseattle.org.
Thank you for taking the time to read this email, and we sincerely appreciate your support in helping us make a difference in the lives of our youth. Should you have any questions or require further information, please do not hesitate to reach out to us.
Warm regards,
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PCDCRC Service Provider Calendar: Wednesday, January 8, 2025 by PCDCRC (08 Jan 2025 16:32 UTC)
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Thank you,
Pierce County District Court Resource Center
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Open Monday-Friday from 8:30 am to 4:30 pm
(253)-798-7631
Attachment: PCDCRC CRC Schedule010825 51.pdf (application/pdf)
drivers license renewal by Sydney Jaxon (08 Jan 2025 20:56 UTC)
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Hi there, I have a resident who needs a new driver's license as his license has expired. He has zero income, are there any organizations that assist with paying for a new driver's license?Thank you!Sydney Jaxon (she/her)Case ManagerOrting Veterans VillageOffice: (360) 872.1051"Rebuilding Lives. Restoring Hope."Quixote Communities is now New Horizon Communities!
Pregnant and Homeless by Brenda Fowler-Longoria (08 Jan 2025 22:13 UTC)
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Hello,
I am working with a member who is pregnant, has her son, and is homeless. She is staying in a shelter at the moment, but it is an hour away from TG. She doesn’t feel comfortable driving anymore. She is due on 02/01 and she has had some health concerns. She is anemic and has to have iron infusions done 2x a week, and she also had to get the Rh Immunoglobulin shot for blood type incompatibility.
I wanted to see if anyone knows of an organization that can offer a motel voucher until she gives birth.
Thank you,
Brenda Fowler Longoria BS, CPC, She/Her
Community Health Worker-Pierce County, Community Support Services
P: 206-408-4741 C: 425-785-5406 F: 206-521-8834
E: Brenda.FowlerLongoria@chpw.org
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Outreach Supply Need and Share List by Christine Lindquist (08 Jan 2025 23:59 UTC)
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Hello there! Here’s an updated outreach supply need and share list. Please let me know if anything needs to be corrected.
Here’s the form to submit any items you would like included.Thank you,ChristineNeed or Share
Item(s)
Contact Name
Textable Phone Number and Email
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Primaloft 2-in-1 sleeping bag
Size 9 Men (or size 11 Women) Columbia Hiking Boots
Size XL Womens Down Vest
Size XXL Womens Northface Vest
Backpack coolerKari
425-530-1245
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Toothbrushes, menstrual hygiene items, thermometers, cloth, surgical and KN95 masks, gloves, scarves, hats, condoms, lube, socks, hand sanitizer, bottled water, underwear, snack items, razors, shaving cream. shampoo, blankets, jackets, soap, pill boxes, shoes, snack bars
Common Good Tacoma Supply Closet at First United Methodist Church of Tacoma, 621 Tacoma Ave S, Tacoma, 98402 (access in alley)
Open Tuesdays and Fridays, noon - 2 pm. Access in the alley - it's a garage space. If the door isn't open, call Theresa Power-Drutis at 253-617-1405 (Tuesdays) or Christine Lindquist (Fridays) at 206-388-8980 (Fridays). Needed items can also be dropped off to share during these hours.
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First aid supplies for wound care kits
Jan Runbeck with Yakima Avenue Health for All and Pierce County Medical Reserve Corps
253-370-3988; janetrunbeck@gmail.com
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Hand warmers, bottled water, blankets
Paula at New Hope Resource Center
414 Spring Street, Puyallup, 98372, 253-845-0174
Need
Tarps, tents, garbage bags, blankets, hand warmers
Jake at St. Vincent de Paul
Jake@svdptacoma.org or stop by Community Resource Center at 4009 S. 56th Street, Tacoma, 10 am - 5 pm
Need
Hand and foot warmers, men's pants, soft snack bars, sleeping bags, tents, tarps, rechargeable USB chargers, comfortable, walking shoes with sturdy soles
Common Good Tacoma Supply Closet at First United Methodist Church of Tacoma
Theresa: 253-617-1405, tpdrutis@nctacoma.org, Christine: 206-388-8980, christine.lindquist@ymail.com
Need
Body wipes (baby wipes are acceptable and can be broken down into smaller baggies!)
Mouth rinse
Talc free body powder
Petroleum jelly (tubes, packets, or travel size)
Thermal long socks (L or XL preferred)
Ziplocks (Gallon or quart)Gabe
toiletrydonations@protonmail.com
Need
Nicotine patches
Jan Runbeck with Yakima Avenue Health for All and Pierce County Medical Reserve Corps
253-370-3988; janetrunbeck@gmail.com
Need
Items for folks in safe parking - hand warmers, noncom foot items, heavy sleeping bags
Paula of New Hope Resource Center
414 Spring Street, Puyallup, 98372, 253-845-0174
Join us at the monthly networking social on Jan. 9! by Rob Huff (09 Jan 2025 00:01 UTC)
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Join us this month at the home of Richard and Liz Dorsett
812 N. Ainsworth
Tacoma, WA 98403
Jan. 9: 4-6pm
Bring yourself and maybe a friend for networking and conversation!
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