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12,205 families received help with their utility bills, either
reconnecting services or preventing disconnect.
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3,725 children were provided quality child care in order for
families to get or keep jobs or go to school.
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4,182 people with disabilities and 2,471 senior citizens maintained
independent living situations.
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939 children developed school-readiness skills in preparation for
kindergarten.
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939 children obtained age-appropriate immunizations, medical and
dental care.
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613 families were recipients of emergency food, housing and utility
assistance.
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1,079 families improved parenting and family-functioning skills,
thereby reducing the risk of child abuse and neglect.
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445 people attended workshops on money management, interviewing and
resume skills, or improving relationships.
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1193 families became more self-sufficient through intensive,
home-based case-management services.
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179 families received monthly housing assistance in order to
maintain safe and decent housing.
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274 families lived in safer and more energy-efficient homes.
