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Work Study Positions | McKendree University
Responsibilities - Provide weekly transportation to and from Fairmont City Library using a McKendree vehicle, participate in the volunteer service with peers, and other duties as needed. Supervisor - (618) 537-6901. MBA/ Division of …
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PEERS® Social Skills Program at CHOC - Children's Health ...
The program is covered by some insurance plans. New patients may be asked to attend an assessment before enrolling in the program. For more information or to sign up for the PEERS® for Adolescents Program, call the Thompson Autism Center at 714-288-7656.
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NAMI Southern Nevada – NAMI Southern Nevada
NAMI Western Nevada has a Warmline that is stigma-free, non-crisis, phone service you can call or text at 1-775-241-4212 to speak one-on-one with a NAMI WNV CARES operator. The Warmline is staffed by trained peers in recovery, who provide support to peers by telephone. For more information, click here.
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