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University Legal Services - 220 I St, NE, Street, 130 20002<br />

(202) 547-4747, Fax (202) 547-2083<br />

Jane M. Brown, Director<br />

Advocacy for disabled persons, housing placement, delinquent mortgage counseling.<br />

Voices for a Second Chance (VSC) (new name for Visitors Services Center) - 1422<br />

Massachusetts Ave, SE 20003<br />

(202) 544-2131, Fax (202) 543-1572 www.vscdc.org<br />

Paula Thompson Felder, Executive Director<br />

Information and referral services for DC jailed detainees and their families to help<br />

navigate their way through the DC jail and CTF experience. 24-hr phone attorney line<br />

to relay short messages to clients within 48 hours. Assists with contacting family,<br />

employer, attorney, etc. Will pick up property, notarize documents, pay for birth<br />

certificates, assist with getting eye glasses into the jail, register inmates to vote, assist<br />

with income tax returns, type letters and resumes, bedtime story audio<br />

taping program. “Drop-in” Center daily from 9:30am to 1pm.<br />

Walker Mill Community Development Corporation Center - 6801 Walker Mill<br />

Road, Capital Heights, MD 20786 (301) 808-4992<br />

Pastor Vandy Kennedy, Executive Director<br />

Emergency food and bread distributions on Thursdays 9am to 12 noon, clothing,<br />

AA/NA meetings and counselor, GED program (MD residents), job assistance. Mon-<br />

Fri 9am to 4pm.<br />

Washington Area Fuel Fund (Funds administered by Salvation Army) - Emergency<br />

monetary assistance to pay heating bills or the purchase and installation of energy<br />

conservation measures. Available to low-income residents in DC and all neighboring<br />

counties served by Washington Gas. Apply at the Salvation Army office in the city or<br />

county in which person resides. Eligibility: Income guidelines apply. In DC apply at:<br />

1434 Harvard Street, NW 20009, (202) 332-5000 or 3101 Martin Luther King, Jr<br />

Avenue, SE 20032, (202) 561-2000. Applications accepted January 1 - May 31 st .<br />

Bring cut off notice from the utility that provides the primary heating source.<br />

Washington Urban League, Inc. - 2901 14 th Street, NW 20009<br />

(202) 265-8200, Fax (202) 265-9878 www.gwul.org<br />

George H, Lambert, Jr, President & CEO<br />

Community-based programs serving DC and Northern Virginia focusing on indigent,<br />

elderly, and handicapped persons. Job skills training, job development and placement,<br />

employment counseling (see Employment Chapter). Aging services, 55+: meals,<br />

counseling and advocacy, transportation, nursing home ombudsman, program for<br />

homeless elderly. Home purchase assistance program available to first time DC home<br />

buyers.<br />

[A] Wider Circle - 9159-C Brookville Road, Silver Spring, MD 20910<br />

(301) 657-1010, Fax (301) 654-1081, (301) 608-3504 www.awidercircle.org<br />

Mark Bergel, Executive Director, Anne Thompson, Community Coordinator<br />

Provides furniture and other household items to families transitioning to independent<br />

residences living without basic needs. i.e. beds, dressers, sofas, kitchen tables, clothing<br />

<strong>Adult</strong> Resource <strong>Directory</strong>: <strong>2013</strong><br />

Community & Confinement Access Guide<br />

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