Society of Saint Mary Maddalena

The United American Muslim Association (UAMA) is a non-profit organization established in 1980 to address the religious needs of Muslims in North America. UAMA aims to provide appropriate places of worship and Islamic education for the youth, while also offering services such as education, mosque services, and social responsibility initiatives. With a focus on preserving moral and worldly values, UAMA strives to deliver knowledge and support to Muslims of all ages, languages, races, and genders, and to extend its assistance to those in need both locally and globally. The UAMA implements the Isabet Education Method, an alternative education system that allows students to receive formal education online while in the dormitory, with the guidance of in-person teachers. This method ensures that students receive an education aligned with Islamic values, fostering their growth and development. Through its various programs and initiatives, UAMA aims to provide a comprehensive and inclusive educational experience for Muslim children, ensuring their well-being and success.Generated from the website

Disabled American Veterans Meriden and Wallingford Chapter, established in 1950, is a nonprofit organization located in Meriden, CT. The organization assists veterans and their families with benefit claims from the Department of Veterans Affairs. Providing benefit assistance to disabled veterans, the organization also offers social functions and volunteer opportunities for community members. Meetings are held on the first and third Thursday of each month at 6pm. Generated from their available business information