Temple Emanuel of Baltimore
Temple Emanuel of Baltimore Temple Emanuel of Baltimore
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Reisterstown, MD 21136
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1. Jewish Community Services (JCS)

2. Jewish Community Food Fund

3. Yes I want to help

4. US Health Care Overhaul: What happens when

5. Maryland Rx Card - Its New & Free!

6. Maryland Health Insurance Plan

7. E-Cycling Available

8. Do you have a current living will and/or advance directive?

9. Seafood Guide - What to eat, what not to eat

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Jewish Community Services (JCS)

Jewish Community Services (JCS), an agency of THE ASSOCIATED, is a comprehensive human service providing a broad range of services to individuals and families in the Greater Baltimore area.

- counseling/therapy
- addiction treatment
- career services
- special needs services
- child and teen services
- prevention education
- Big Brother Big Sister matches
- resources for parents, older adults, and caregivers
- legal services
- volunteer opportunities
- safety-net services helping those facing hardship

For more information about JCS programs and services, call 410-466-9200 or visit www.jcsbaltimore.org.

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Last updated: 12/10/09

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Jewish Community Food Fund

A program of Jewish Community Services

Each day, more friends and neighbors in our own Baltimore Jewish community are struggling to survive. Please help us prevent hunger in Baltimore's Jewish community. Support the Jewish Community Food Fund (JCFF).

The JCFF provides individuals and families facing economic hardship with food certificates for use at local grocery stores. The Fund is supported entirely by financial contributions from individuals, congregations, organizations and others in the community. JCS uses these funds to purchase the food certificates it distributes to the individuals and families needing assistance.

For more information, or to donate, call 410-466-9200 or visit www.jcsbaltimore.org/donations.

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Last updated: 10/16/09

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Yes I want to help

Bring solar cookers to the women in the refugee camps...

www.solarcookerproject.org



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Last updated: 12/08/09

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US Health Care Overhaul: What happens when

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Last updated: 03/26/10

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Maryland Rx Card - Its New & Free!

As a resident of MARYLAND, you and your family have access to a FREE Prescription Drug Card program. Simply download and print a free MDRx card below and take to any participating pharmacy to be eligible for a discount on your prescriptions...

http://www.www.marylandrxcard.com/index.php

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Last updated: 09/23/09

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Maryland Health Insurance Plan

Do YOU qualify?

MHIP is a state-managed health insurance program for Maryland residents who have been unable to obtain health insurance from other sources.
Maryland Health Insurance Plan



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Last updated: 03/22/10

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E-Cycling Available

Special bins for ELECTRONICS RECYCLING will be set aside at...
1. Quarantine Road Sanitary Landfill, 6100 Quarantine Road; 2. Northwest Transfer Station, 5030 Reisterstown Road;
3. Western Sanitation Yard, 701 Reedbird Ave;
4. Eastern Sanitation Yard, 6101 Bowleys Lane;
5. Northwest Sanitation Yard, 2840 Sisson Street.

Drop-off locations are open Monday through Saturday 9am-5pm.

For additional info call 410-396-8450.

Fee(s) if any:

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Last updated: 05/05/10

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Do you have a current living will and/or advance directive?

What You Should Know About Advance Directives

Everyone has the right to make personal decisions about health care. Doctors ask whether you will accept a treatment by discussing the risks and benefits and working with you to decide. But what if you can no longer make your own decisions?

Anyone can wind up hurt or sick and unable to make decisions about medical treatments. An advance directive speaks for you if you are unable to and helps make sure your religious and personal beliefs will be respected. It is a useful legal document for an adult of any age to plan for future health care needs. While no one is required to have an advance directive, it is smart to think ahead and make a plan now.

An advance directive can make things easier for your loved ones by helping to prevent misunderstandings or arguments about your care.

Get updated by visiting...

http://www.oag.state.md.us/Healthpol/AdvanceDirectives.htm

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Last updated: 03/18/09

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Seafood Guide - What to eat, what not to eat

Which seafood is enviromnentally safe, safer, safest?

http://www.mbayaq.org/cr/seafoodwatch.aspx

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Last updated: 08/26/09

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