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Given the opportunity, people with special needs have the ability to accomplish great things.

Our September 26, 2010 meeting will be held at 12:00 p.m. in Anthony Lounge.

Connie Anderson, Organizer, Valley Interfaith Project (VIP) told us about her Arizona Career Pathways program. If you know any unemployed persons or part time employees who would like to explore a medical career, call Connie Anderson at: 602-248-0607. This program provides training and employment opportunities that pay a good salary with benefits.

There will note be a Called to Care Coordinating Council meeting during July or August, 2010. Our next monthly meeting will take place on Sunday, September 26, 2010, 12 noon, Anthony Lounge, First Congregational UCC, where we will have a potluck carry-in meal. Our speaker will be Cinder McDonald, Executive Director of Arizona ASSIST, a group of parents raising children with autism. The mission of the Arizona ASSIST is to provide education, strategies, and support related to transition into the community after high school to parents of teens and young adults on the spectrum. For more information check the Arizona ASSIST website: www.azassist.wetpaint.com

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OUR LAST GATHERINGS WERE REALLY GREAT. SORRY WE MISSED YOU!

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The Madison Street Veterans Association

We offer a hearty welcome and congratulations toThe Madison Street Veterans Association; an organization of homeless and formerly homeless veterans. Members are former soldiers, sailors, marines and airmen who have served our flag and our nation, and have come back to their homeland with no home.

The YWCA located at 755 E Willetta Street is a housing project like no other in the entire United States. A housing project run by the resident Veterans themselves, rather than a board of people located halfway across the country.

We are all ministers of Jesus Christ, following His example in the world by loving one another, protecting the vulnerable and working for justice.

All people are “Children of God, created in the image of God, and are loved by God and by us all” and are worthy of our help and support.