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For almost thirty years the Coalition has provided emergency food and clothing to struggling residents of Moore County. Although many people are familiar with the Coalition’s mission of helping neighbors in need, you may not realize the additional services we provide.
Transportation is one of the biggest challenges for low income residents in Moore County. The Coalition provides daily transportation between Client Services and Carthage. Trips to Vocational Rehabilitation, Division of Workforce Solutions, and First Health are also available by request. Clients also use this service to visit Sandhills Community College for registration, attend classes in Carthage, or medical appointments. Transportation is available to the Social Security office monthly.
Employment Counselors are on-hand three days a week to assist with resume writing, interview techniques, or assistance with online job applica-tions. Counselors work closely with Workforce Solutions and Sandhills Community College for basic skills or continuing education classes. Many counselors have experience in personnel or human resources and provide a valuable asset to those seeking employment.
Although the Coalition continues to fulfill our mission of providing emergency assistance to struggling families, we also work diligently to provide education and counseling in hopes of leading clients to lasting life changes and self sufficiency.
COALITIONEDITION
Beyond Crisis Assistance: Other Coalition Services
Gifts In Memory Of as of July 31, 2014
Gifts In Honor Of as of July 31, 2014
by Kit Chope Jane Fisher
by: Barbara Keating & Kurt Kreuger Mr. & Mrs. Alex George KlaloAshmore & Lois MitchellFred & Barbara Neunighoff Mary Socha Rutger & Carol Vanzanten
by:Anderson & Slack, P.A. Bill & D. Ann HannaNathan & Linda McDaniel Rhonda & Dan Norris Quate Industrial ServiceRobert's Golf
by Marion Chandler by Brenda Raine
Charles Zubieta
by Jim & Mary Lynn Goulden Sandra Lee Jim & Cathie Nichols
by Robert Balzer by Bob & MarJeanne Harling
by Woody & Penny Higgins by Jay & Sarah Clatworthy
by Peter & Patty Pottle by Bob & MarJeanne Harlingby Keith Hartman & Crown
Castle familyby Jack & Sharon Widing
Coalition Welcomes Jennifer Moree as Operations ManagerEarlier this year Jennifer Moree joined the Coalition as Operations Manager. Jennifer is responsible for daily operation of the Gilmore Client Services Center on West Indiana Avenue. Most recently she served as Data Analyst for Sandhills Center MCO in Seven Lakes and also previously served as the NC Wise Data Manager for Aber-deen Primary School. Originally from Arlington, Virginia, Jennifer studied at Campbell University and now lives in Pinehurst with her husband and two daughters.
"We are excited to have Jennifer as part of the Coalition family." said Barrett Walker, Executive Director. "Her data management skills and persona will be a tremendous asset to our organiza-tion. She has the commitment to helping others that is the foundation of the Coalition." Mrs. Moree can be reached at (910) 693.1600 or via email at [email protected].
by Ailene S. Wilson by David & Karen Cook
by Ron & Sara Sutton
by Ernie & Erica Proctor
2014 Bradshaw Capital Mgmt/Sandhills Coalition Golf Classic
Thanks to everyone who helped make the 2014 golf classic a success!
Sandhills/Moore Coalition for Human Care 1500 W. Indiana Ave.Southern Pines, NC 28387
Phone: 910-693-1600 E-mail: [email protected] Website: www.sandhillscoalition.org
NON PROFIT
U.S. POSTAGE PAID
PERMIT NO 265
SOUTHERN PINES, NC 28387
To meet the emergency needs of our Moore County neighbors by providing food, clothing and financial re-sources and to collaborate with appropriate agencies for clients with on going needs.
To facilitate co-operative community action in-cluding education and counsel-ing which will lead our clients to lasting life changes enabling self sufficiency.
RETURN SERVICE REQUESTED
Save the date!2014 Coalition Nativity Luncheon Wed. December 3, 2014 11:30 am
Belle Meade at St. Joseph of the Pines
The Reverend Samuel Walker is an ordained priest of the Episcopal Church with over 40 years experience in parish and diocesan ministries. A graduate of Episcopal Divinity
School with an STM from Yale, his Doctor of Ministry field was Communications and Family Systems. Dr.
Walker was an integral part of founding the Coalition and served on the first Board of Directors.