Homebound assistance will also be offered on an individual basis. Don't forget to bring all your W-2s, other related tax forms and a copy of your 1997 return if possible. For additional information, give Ken Roussel a call at 572-7596. Noah needs help Noah Project, a center for victims of family violence, is in need of volunteers to assist in providing services. The greatest need is for volunteers to answer the crisis line and to attend to the needs of shelter residents for approximately four hours every evening.
Daytime shifts are also available.
A volunteer training is set for 7-10 on the evenings of Feb. 9 and 11. Call Lela Waresh at 676-7107. Hospice and Rainbows Hendrick Hospice Care sponsors a nine-week Rainbows session beginning today. This special support group is for children from kindergarten through 12th-grade who are dealing with death, divorce or separation. The program will offer group meetings of five to eight children of the same age, trained adults to provide compassionate guidance and support, activities designed to develop coping skills and a place where children can share feelings.