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Founded in 1927, Cambria County Association for the Blind and Handicapped is located in Johnstown, Pa. The center develops and supports an environment for persons with disabilities, which promotes vocational and employment training, independence, and community involvement through rehabilitation, recreation and low-vision services, and provides education for the prevention of blindness. It provides a wide range of vocational rehabilitation services, including vocational evaluation, personal work adjustment training, sheltered employment, and handicapped employment and placement. The association employs more than 250 persons with disabilities in different areas of manufacturing, such as mining, sewing, food service kits and sub-contract works. It employs caseworkers, who travel throughout Cambria County providing individuals with visual disabilities services, including low vision aids and appliances, safety items, community awareness and counseling to continue with their daily living activities.

Meals on Wheels is a nationwide organization that works to combat senior hunger and isolation by providing meals and companionship to seniors in communities across America. With a presence in virtually every community in the country, Meals on Wheels is dedicated to ensuring that seniors have access to nutritious meals and social interaction to improve their overall well-being. Generated from their website's infomation

The CARE Center of Indiana County is a non-profit corporation dedicated to improving the lives of abused, neglected, and at-risk children and their families through the Children's Advocacy Center (CAC). They provide a safe and child-friendly environment for children who may have been sexually abused to tell their story and promote healing by ending the abuse and preventing further harm. The CARE Center offers a range of services including family preservation, nurturing parent groups, supervised visitation, and community outreach and education. They work tirelessly to prevent child abuse and neglect in the community, planting a garden of hope each April to symbolize their efforts. With a team approach and the support of dedicated staff and volunteers, the CARE Center is committed to helping local families and ensuring that every child has a happy childhood.Generated from the website