Through the generosity of donors to the United Way in 2006, the following list is a sampling of the services that were provided to those in need in Charlotte County:

262 children received one-to-one mentoring services.

392 caregivers of Alzheimer's patients were provided with a day care program for intervals of relief from care giving roles.

210 disabled persons were provided with services to achieve and retain independent living.

180 families were linked with their family member serving in the armed forces in time of an emergency.

9,500  people learned about emergency disaster preparedness through educational programs

1,432 senior citizens were provided with programs of care, companionship and education with transportation provided to and from these services.

36 homeless citizens provided with assistance.

729 children that suffered abuse or neglect were provided with diagnostic assessment and referred to a specialized program.

891 individuals and families were provided prenatal care, education, and counseling.

451 clients who lack prescription insurance and are unable to afford the cost of their prescriptions, were provided with free medication.

1,801 families were provided with child-care services and youth activities.

35 juvenile delinquents between the ages 14 and 18 were placed in a program for rehabilitation.

1,094 hearing impaired persons were provided with support and advocacy.

904 seniors were served noontime congregate meals or home delivered meal.

303 visually impaired persons were provided with education and support.

 

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Annual List of Corporate Giving

Click Here for the 2007 Annual Report list of Corporate Giving. United Way of Charlotte County Thanks the following community-minded businesses for their support during the 2006/2007 campaign.