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From: "Kathy Perillo" <[log in to unmask]>
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Sent: Sunday, June 09, 2002 2:25 PM
Subject: [helping-hands-NYC] Helping Hands Brochure


> Here is a copy of the Helping Hands Brochure that we are distributing to
> blind consumers and volunteers in the New York City area.
>
> Helping Hands for the Blind of New York City
> P. O. Box 9174
> Long Island City, NY 11103
>
> Alice Crespo
> Telephone:  (718) 545-1529
>
>
>
> What is Helping Hands for the Blind?
>
> An organization of blind people, helping blind people.
>
> Our goal is to provide services to blind persons with special
> emphasis on the totally blind.
>
> Services we want to provide:
>
>      (A)  Friendly visitor
>      (B)  Escorts for shopping,
>      (C)  Doctor's appointments,
>      (D)  Personal trips,
>      (E)  Financial assistance
>      (F)  Referrals to other agencies
>      (G)  A place where blind persons can speak about any problems
>
> All information is confidential and there are no fees for our
> services.
>
> Any person who is legally blind may request our services by calling
> the number listed above.
>
> We are also looking for volunteers who can help us with our
> project.  Disabled persons are welcome to
> volunteer.
>
>
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