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Located in Durham, N.C., Durham Exchange Club Industries is a private, nonprofit, community-based vocational rehabilitation program that serves adults with disabilities. The firm provides job training and job placement for adults with disabilities through the revenues earned by its production services. Its production services include packaging, inventory management, warehousing and distribution, transportation and logistics and recycling of a broad range of items, including computer and telecommunication components. The firm was founded in 1966 by the Durham Exchange Club. It also offers a sheltered program to teach work attitude and habits and vocational skills. Durham Exchange Club Industries is a member of the American Association on Mental Retardation and the North Carolina association of Rehabilitation Facilities.

The Orange County Partnership for Young Children is a leading organization in Hillsborough, NC, dedicated to ensuring that all young children in Orange County are prepared for success in kindergarten by promoting their health and well-being. As the first Smart Start agency in North Carolina, the partnership serves as a funder, convener, organizer, trainer, and advocate for the healthy growth and development of young children through various programs, including early care and education, child health and early intervention, family support, and community outreach and engagement.Generated from the website

The Center for Volunteer Caregiving is a non-profit organization based in Cary, NC, dedicated to helping older adults and adults with disabilities live independently for as long as possible. They provide a range of services, including transportation assistance, caregiver support, and in-home connections, all of which are offered free of charge by community volunteers. With a mission to ensure that individuals who are unable to drive or use public transportation have access to essential services, the Center coordinates daily roundtrip rides for medical appointments, grocery shopping, and picking up medications. Additionally, they offer respite visits and self-care education programs for family caregivers, as well as friendly visits, telephone check-ins, and light household help for those who require assistance to stay connected and independent in their community.Generated from the website