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Wednesday, September 30, 2009

Struggling Families Look for Help at Resources Fair

More than 50 social service agencies in Brown County teamed up to spread the word about what they offer the community.

The groups set up booths at a resource fair at the Salvation Army in Green Bay on Tuesday. Churches, pantries, and staff with social service groups handed out information and talked with people about their programs.

Organizers say at least 250 people attended the two-and-a-half hour event.

"Trying to find help when they need it, trying to find what's available, and this is a very helpful place for them to come. It's a one-stop shop for them to come on in," Bonnie Kuhr, director of NEW Community Clinic, said.

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Posted by Claudia Rowe @ Equal Voice For Families at 10:21 AM

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