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Southern York County JANUARY 1, 2020
Currently Hiring For The Following Positions: RESIDENTIAL DIRECT SUPPORT PROFESSIONAL LEAD
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New Freedom VFW Holds Christmas Party YMCA LIVESTRONG Program Offers Support To The New Freedom Veterans of Foreign Wars Cancer Survivors (VFW) Post 7012 hosted its annual Christmas party for children in the community on Dec. 14. Santa handed out gifts and candy canes. The event included a magic show, face painting, balloons, crafts, games, prizes and refreshments. Children also visited with Santa and Mrs. Claus.
Full-time position as the Lead Direct Support Professional in a residential program; includes direct care of individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities. $
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Full-time position responsible for scheduling of staff; includes direct care of individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
The YMCA of York and York County is offering the LIVESTRONG at the YMCA program, an evidence-based program that is intended to help cancer survivors and patients regain their physical and mental strength. The free 12-week program supports cancer survivors in regaining their physical, emotional and spiritual strength. Currently, this program is offered at the Bob Hoffman Dover Branch, Eastern Branch, Southern Branch, and York Branch locations. The health and wellness exercise program is conducted in a small group environment that includes individualized attention for each participant. Adult survivors are eligible to join the program during all stages of recovery. The program also serves and embraces the families and caregivers who have been affected by the disease through a free family membership throughout the course of the program. To register, readers may visithttp://yorkcoymca.org/ livestrong/ or contact a local YMCA branch. Upcoming program dates are as follows: York Branch See LIVESTRONG pg 2
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Event Raises More Than $4,700 To Fight Hunger
Licensed Practical Nurse Full-time position ensuring the health, safety, and welfare of individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Sign-on bonus for LPNs who apply prior to 1/15/20 $250 upon completion of 3 months of employment $500 upon completion of 6 months of employment.
The Stewartstown Area CROP Hunger Walk was held on Oct. 20, with Stewartstown Presbyterian Church as the starting and ending point. A total of 39 walkers and support staff members raised $4,749 through this CROP Hunger Walk. These funds will go toward helping to end hunger and
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A total of 39 walkers and support staff members raised $4,749 through the CROP Hunger Walk on Oct. 20. These funds will go toward helping to end hunger and poverty through long-term sustainable approaches to significantly reduce hunger, and one-fourth of the collected funds will support the food pantry of Mason-Dixon Community Services in Delta. The
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Jacobus Lioness Club held a pit beef sale at Godfrey Bros. Meats in Jacobus to benefit the Village Library. Lioness co-president Gail M. Ferree (right) presented a check for $600 to librarian Krystal Fry. Lioness co-president Gail J. Ferree was absent during the check presentation.
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poverty through long-term sustainable approaches to significantly reduce hunger. Centre and Stewartstown Presbyterian churches, Cross Roads United Methodist Church, and St. John Sadler’s Lutheran Church sponsored teams for the walk. One-fourth of the collected funds - approximately $1,187 - will support the food pantry of Mason-Dixon Community Services (MDCS) in Delta. In addition, participants packed 200 snack kits for MDCS, which has the goal to prevent homelessness. Each dollar families save by securing food or energy assistance through MDCS frees up money to pay utilities and rent or mortgage payments so that families can stay in their homes or apartments. MDCS believes that helping families avoid homelessness contributes to building stability in the community and improving educational and other opportunities for children. The Cross Roads Ministerium, which includes Cross Roads United Methodist and Hopewell and Round Hill Presbyterian churches, sponsored the walk, and the Eureka Fire Police of Stewartstown helped to provide safe walking conditions.
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