Abundant Faith Christian Center - NAMI
Abundant Faith Christian Center - NAMI
Abundant Faith Christian Center - NAMI
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South Side Mission - Peoria<br />
1127 South Laramie Street<br />
Peoria, IL 61605<br />
(309) 676-4604 Voice<br />
(309) 673-1041 Voice - Food Pantry/Household Goods<br />
(309) 676-6834 FAX<br />
www.southsidemission.org<br />
philn@southsidemission.org<br />
Philip W. Newton, Executive Director<br />
Area Served: Peoria<br />
Services<br />
SHELTER<br />
Description: The New Promise <strong>Center</strong> is a housing, social service, and spiritual<br />
enhancement program of the South Side Mission for homeless women and women with<br />
children. The <strong>Center</strong> offers case management, psychological and medical assessments,<br />
pastoral care, biblical studies, and life-skills and health classes. Staff refer clients to local<br />
employment training, education programs, and social service and community programs<br />
for specific human needs.<br />
Hours: Call 309-636-7082<br />
Referral Procedures: Preferably clients are pre-screened by telephone before intake, but<br />
walk-ins are welcomed. Proof of identification is required. The client must be able to<br />
physically care for herself (and children) and participate in the daily required activities.<br />
The New Promise <strong>Center</strong> is inappropriate for persons who need assisted living, have<br />
severe or unattended psychological and medical needs, and active drug/alcohol use.<br />
Sparc<br />
232 N. Bruns Lane<br />
Springfield, IL 62702<br />
(217) 793-2100 Voice<br />
(217) 793-2127 FAX<br />
www.spfldsparc.org<br />
Carlissa Puckett, Chief Executive Officer<br />
Greg O'Connor, Chief Operating Officer<br />
Public transportation accessible.<br />
Hours: M-F, 8:30 am - 4:30 pm<br />
Residential services 24/7/365<br />
Area Served: Sangamon, Menard counties<br />
Services<br />
DEVELOPMENTAL DISABILITIES<br />
Description: Sparc is a 501 ( c )(3) not-for-profit organization, founded in 1951, by a<br />
group of parents of children with cognitive disabilities (formerly referred to as mental<br />
retardation). Sparc's mission is to enrich the lives of individuals with intellectual and<br />
developmental disabilities by enabling them to successfully live, learn, work, and<br />
socialize in the community. Sparc fulfills its mission through programs attuned to the<br />
unique potential of each individual and designed to build self confidence and<br />
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