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- Aid for Friends
- Aid For Friends is a charitable non-profit organization that provides seven FREE home-cooked dinners weekly, friendly visiting and supplemental outreach services to almost 2210 isolated, needy shut-ins, primarily the frail elderly, in the five-county Greater Philadelphia area.
- For more information, visit the website
- Carie Line - CARIE
- The CARIE LINE is a free telephone based advocacy and one on one options counseling service regarding issues of concern to older adults. To contact the CARIE LINE, call 215-545-5728, Monday through Friday, 9:00 am to 5:00 pm.
- For more information, visit the website
- Catholic Social Services
- The ten agencies of CSS are dedicated to serving men, women, and children in need.
- For more information, visit the website
- Commonwealth of Pennsylvania Access to Social Services
- On this site you can screen and apply for healthcare coverage, food stamps, cash assistance, long-term care, some home and community based waiver services, and other social services. Other services to apply for include Medicaid, CHIP, LIHEAP, and mental retardation services.
- For more information, visit the website
- Delaware Valley College Farm Market
- The Delaware Valley College Farm Market is a center for learning and community service. The business of farming and direct marketing-from feed and seed to the consumers table-provides education and entertainment opportunities to our students which can be shared with people throughout the region. They are located at the intersection of Lower State and Wells Roads in Doylestown. Phone: 215-230-7170.
- For more information, visit the website
- Doylestown Farmers' Market
- The Doylestown Farmers' Market is open every weekend (except the weekend of the Doylestown Arts Festival) from 7:00 AM until Noon. All the vendors live in Southeastern Pennsylvania and make, bake, or raise what they sell.
- For more information, visit the website
- EatWell Series - Frankford Hospitals
- For more information or to register for the EatWell Series, please call 215-612-4863.
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- EMPOWER Research Study - University of Pennsylvania
- Have you lost significant weight (10% or more) in the past 2 years without weight-loss surgery? Are you interested in learning new skills and motivational strategies to help maintain your weight loss? If so, you may qualify to participate in the EMPOWER research study at University of Pennsylvania. EMPOWER is a 12 week innovative group weight-loss maintenance program with 3 follow-up support sessions at 4 weeks, 8 weeks, 12 weeks after the 12th weekly session. The program is designed to help people keep weight off by managing stress, achieving healthy lifestyle goals, and developing a long-term partnership for successful weight management. For your participation, testing for diabetes, cholesterol, depression and stress are provided at no cost to you. You will receive up to $150 for completing the study. Please contact Angie LeVan, BS, at 215-615-2783 to set up an interview or for further information.
- Farm to City
- Farm to City is a Philadelphia-based program whose goal is to unite communities, families, and farmers year-round through good locally grown food. Click on "Farmers Markets" for a list of weekly markets in Philadelphia.
- For more information, visit the website
- Food and Nutrition Division - Pennsylvania Department of Education
- This site provides links to the National School Lunch Program, School Breakfast Program, Child and Adult Care Food Program, and Summer Food Service Program.
- For more information, visit the website
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