Our Contact to Care initiative connects community health workers to help people navigate the health care system and get the care they need.
Our Ready for School, Ready to Succeed initiative focuses on academic and social learning. We prepare kids for kindergarten by tailoring our program to their school.
We focus on helping the unemployed and underemployed obtain stable, living wages. Our Road to Success initiative offers services to keep people on track through their first year of employment.
United Way of the Capital Region supports programs and services to help vulnerable people and families during urgent and crisis situations.
More than 1,000 volunteers helped kick off United Way of the Capital Region’s 2023 campaign on September 8 by participating in the 31st annual Day of Caring.
Volunteers are needed to offer free tax preparation to help working families receive the federal and state tax credits they are eligible for. The service is offered through the Money in Your Pocket (MIYP) program.
The Hawaii Emergency Management Agency recommends donating to trusted, well-known charities to include:
Get connected. Get answers. Call 211 or visit pa211.org.
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