Toombs County Service Center

Easter Seals was founded in 1919 as the National Society for Crippled Children, the first organization of its kind. In the spring of 1934, the organization launched its first Easter "seals" campaign to raise money for its services. To show support, donors placed the seals on envelopes and letters. The seal, the lily -- a symbol of spring -- was officially incorporated as Easter Seals' logo in 1952 for its association with resurrection and new life and has appeared on each seal since1934. Easter Seals is a social services organization. It serves people with disabilities, families and children throughout the United States. The agency offers medical rehabilitation, early intervention, child care, adult day services; camping and recreational activities; job training and employment; and physical, occupational, speech and hearing therapies. Easter Seals specializes in support and treatment services for people living with autism and other disabilities. The agency employs more than 12,000 individuals, as well as operates through volunteers and social activists. In addition, it provides physical assistance, medical services, financial aid, legal guidance and emotional support to parents, siblings, adults, children and people with chronic illness.

Wayne Service Center, located in Jesup, GA, is a CARF accredited facility that offers a range of services for individuals seeking help and support. With multiple locations in Wayne County and Statesboro, they provide counseling, crisis respite apartments, residential programs, and family support services. Pineland BHDD operates Wayne Service Center, ensuring high-quality care and assistance for those in need. Their dedicated team of professionals offers intensive case management, crisis intervention, and community-based programs to promote well-being and recovery.Generated from the website

Volunteers of America (VOA) Southeast is a dedicated service ministry committed to helping individuals reach their full potential through various human services programs. Serving over 54,000 people across Alabama, Georgia, and Mississippi, they focus on providing affordable housing, healthcare access, and support for diverse community needs. With a mission to promote independence, dignity, and community, VOA Southeast manages hundreds of impactful programs tailored to the unique challenges faced by the communities they serve. Their work encompasses a wide range of services, including support for veterans, mental health assistance, and resources for families and seniors. Generated from the website