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Western Dairyland Community Action Agency in Eau Claire, WI, provides a wide range of programs to support community members, including housing stability services, homeless shelters for families, rapid rehousing, childcare resources, and food assistance. The organization further aids vulnerable populations through programs such as Head Start, Early Head Start, permanent supportive housing, and downpayment assistance for homeownership. Additionally, Western Dairyland facilitates community growth and individual development through its business development initiatives, Women's Business Center, rural business services, skills enhancement, continuing education offerings, RSVP volunteer opportunities, and transportation services. The organization operates the Cents Sensibility Thrift Store and actively supports emergency preparedness and assistance, illustrated by programs such as COVID-19 assistance and the birthday bags initiative. This description was generated from their website

Reach is a community-based, private, nonprofit, charitable organization. It offers human services to people with disabilities. It was founded in 1963 and is located in Eau Claire, Wis. Reach provides day services and adult program for individuals. The center s W.H. Hobbs Parent and Child Program serves children experiencing developmental delays and their families. The center s program offers care services, nutritious meals, full-day preschool and weekly music programs, summer day camps, transportation, and teachers and support staff. It provides individualized development and training skills. The center offers supported employment services programs that provide employment opportunities and support to people with special needs and to community businesses. Reach offers a child care center for children, including those with disabilities. The center provides services to more than 950 clients and has staff of more than 100.

The City Clerk s Office is operated by the government of the City of Red Wing in Minnesota, which works for the welfare of the general public. The office manages and supervises the city s daily business activities, such as records management, election administration, licensing and permitting. It is responsible for maintaining and overseeing the electronic document-imaging system. The City Clerk s Office also manages and administers state and federal elections. The office processes business license applications, including liquor and tobacco. It is also responsible for processing the city's newsletters. In addition, the City Clerk s Office drafts cemetery deeds and perpetual flower certificates