Never Miss a Chance to Do the Most Good
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Never Miss a Chance to Do the Most Good
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Casework Services
A social worker will interview prospective clients to determine how we can best meet their needs. This may mean a clothing voucher, a meal voucher, a food basket, an emergency gas voucher, emergency utility assistance, emergency rental assistance, or other assistance. Sometimes a referral is the best way to assist.
Coats for Kids
The Salvation Army is the distribution center for the Twin Ports Coats for Kids program. On average, we issue 1,000 coats to those in need. Local dry cleaners clean the coats for free before they are distributed.
Community Care Ministries
At Christmas and Easter we visit several nursing homes/assisted living residents to bring a small gift and warm greetings for the holidays. Volunteers are welcome.
Holiday Assistance
We provide several assistance programs during the holidays, including Coats for Kids, Toy Shop, Christmas baskets, Nursing Home visitation and Adopt a Family. For Christmas, individuals and families are able to sign up to receive a complete meal basket and/or the Toys for Kids toy distribution partnership with The Superior Fire Department.
Pathway of Hope
The Salvation Army offers holistic and strengths-based case management services to families with children who have a desire to take action to break the cycle of crisis and attain a level of increased stability. Families will work in partnership with their case manager and ministry staff to develop an action plan as well as assess their strengths and progress while receiving support and encouragement to reach their goals.
Depending on funding available, we are also able to assist with household goods, furniture, clothing, personal hygiene items and pet food. Each service has eligibility requirements, such as residency and/or proof of identification. Some services have time limits and income eligibility requirements. All requests for assistance are handled by appointment. Contact Anna in our Social Service office at (715) 394-7001 ext. 102 to learn more about our basic needs programs.
Rookie Basketball Association
Rookie Basketball Association - Basketball skill training and team building is taught from November to March in the Corps gym and two other locations. Every child plays in every game with his team. The program is designed for 3rd and 4th grade boys and girls. Each child receives a team t-shirt and award for a small registration fee. Parents are required to be in attendance during practice and competitions.
(Please note that a decision to have or not have RBA has not been made at this time Due to COVID-19 and continued risk and concerns)
Seasonal Assistance
Food baskets, toy shop, clothing, nursing home visitation and other services are available for the needy of our community.
Youth Activities
Wednesday nights from 5 pm to 8 pm we have dinner, devotional, and activity for children of all ages. We ask the those with non-school-aged children to be in attendance.
(Youth activities are on hold until further notice due to COVID-19)
