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ARCH - Area Residents Caring and Helping |
www.archcares.org
ARCH is a community coalition, committed to supporting families and helping youth form a strong positive self image, so that they can make healthy choices and stay drug free. ARCH sponsors parent workshops and works closely with the T/E School District, police department and various other community members. |
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Boy Scouts - Radnor |
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Boy Scouts - T/E |
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CHADD - Children & Adults with Attention Deficit & Hyperactivity Disorder |
www.ChesterCountyCHADD.org
Chester County CHADD (Children & Adults with Hyperactivity & Attention Deficit Disorder) and Mainline CHADD are local chapters of the national CHADD. The local chapters provide leadership, advocacy and support to families of children, adults and their partners, teenagers, and others living with ADD/ADHD. Chester County CHADD sponsors monthly meetings throughout the year for adults, parents and teenagers. Please refer to the calendar for information on our upcoming meetings. You may also call 610-429-4060, or visit our website. |
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Chester County Cares |
Connecting Resources with the people who need them.
www.chestercountycares.org
The mission of Chester County Cares is to provide direct services, emergency resources and referral information to individuals who are less fortunate in order to improve the quality of their lives. |
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Cub Scout Pack 284 |
www.pack284.net
Cub Scout Pack 284 meets at Wayne Elementary School and is open to all boys in 1st - 5th grades. |
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Family Forum, Incorporated
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Promoting family well-being and personal growth
P.O. Box 820
Wayne, PA 19087
610-964-0004
www.FamilyForumInc.orgFamily Forum, Inc. is a non-profit organization whose mission is to promote family well-being and personal growth. This parent education center originated in 1972 and was incorporated in 1992 to promote effective communication within the family and thereby encourage healthy relationships.
Family Forum offers courses and seminars to provide concrete, proactive parent education strategies to support healthy development of children from birth to eighteen years of age through positive discipline, encouragement, and setting limits with natural and logical consequences. The ultimate scope is to produce responsible citizens in the community at large.
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Families in Transition |
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F.E.A.S.T.
(Food and Environmental Allergy Support Team) |
A support group for parents of allergic children, F.E.A.S.T. meets monthly at the Memorial Library of Radnor Township and shares information via email between meetings. Topics of discussion include dealing with allergies in schools, sharing recipes and product suggestions, allergy testing, and handling different situations including restaurants, parties, etc. Past guest speakers have addressed new medications, alternative therapies, and nutrition. For more information, please email Jean at jmk226@cornell.edu |
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Feeling Blue Suicide
Prevention Council |
P.O. Box 7193
400 King of Prussia Rd.
Radnor, PA 19087
610.715.0076
www.feelingblue.org
feelingbluespc@aol.com
Feeling Blue Suicide Prevention Council is a community-based nonprofit organization dedicated to decreasing the rising incidence of suicide in Southeastern Pennsylvania, reducing the stigma associated with suicide, and supporting those people affected by depression or by the loss of a loved one to suicide. We do this through education, training, and linking people with a variety of resources. |
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FLITE -
Foundation for Learning in Tredyffrin/Easttown |
P.O. Box 806
Southeastern, PA
19399-0806
Phone: 610.240.1860
Fax: 610.993.8012
www.flite-pa.org
info@flite-pa.org
FLITE works in partnership with the Tredyffrin/Easttown School District to help all district students reach their potential. FLITE recognizes that some children do not have the financial, emotional, and environmental support to succeed in school. FLITE aims to invest in helping these students, and thereby invest in the good of our entire community. FLITE also recognizes that the school district faces increasing pressures regarding adequate funding of its programs, and will consider proposals for support of programs or activities that enhance the total offerings of the school district. |
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Girl Scouts of Eastern Pennsylvania (GSEP) |
GSEP serves over 42,000 girls ages five through 17 in Berks, Bucks, Carbon, Chester, Delaware, Lehigh, Montgomery, Northampton, and Philadelphia Counties. GSEP was chartered on May 1, 2007. We are a volunteer-based non-profit organization with over 14,000 adult volunteers. Girl Scouts of Eastern Pennsylvania, an “early adopter” of the realignment movement led by GSUSA, was created by a merger on April 28, 2007 between the Girl Scouts of Freedom Valley, Southeastern Pennsylvania, and Great Valley Councils. The merger became effective on May 1, 2007.
www.gsep.org |
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Great Valley Senior Center |
47 Church Rd. Malvern, PA 19355 610.889.121
Visit Online
The mission of the Great Valley Senior Center is to provide people 60
years of age and older with services that meet their educational and
social needs, enhance their dignity, support their independence and
encourage their involvement in the community.
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Main Line MOPS |
http://www.cosnet.org/women/cat/ministries/
MOPS stands for " Mothers of Preschoolers." The Main Line MOPS welcomes moms with children from the ages of infancy to kindergarten. We meet in Wayne at the Church of the Saviour, 9:15-11:30am from Sep. - May on the first Thursday of the month (except in Sep. and Jan. when we meet on the 2nd Thursday). We have special event outings as well. Our meetings include refreshments, a guest speaker, small group discussion with other area moms, and creative activities. We provide an excellent children's program. For more info, please email Rachael: rachael@nissley.com |
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Main Line Newcomers Club |
The Main Line Newcomers Club is a social club for women of all ages who life on or near Philadelphia's Main Line. We call ourselves newcomers, but there is no requirement for your length of stay. Some of our members have lived here only a few months, others have lived here for any number of years, and a few have never lived anyplace else. The Club offers a variety of weekly and monthly activities, including cocktail parties at a members’ home, a very active Mothers of Young Children group, “Gallivanters” outings to area attractions, day and evening Book Discussion Groups, Bridge, Foreign language chat group, Tennis, “Wine ‘N Dine” Dinners, Speakers Luncheons, Movie Nights and a Cycling group. Check out our website to see all that we have to offer. Click on Membership to join. There's something for everyone!
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Moms Club of Radnor Township |
www.radnormomsclub.itgo.com
radnormomsclub@yahoo.com
We are a non-profit, non-denominational group to support stay-at-home or part-time at-home mothers. We are affiliated with the International MOMS Club. We (and our children) meet monthly at the Radnor Memorial Library in Wayne. In addition to providing support to new moms, our activities include playground dates, outings to local attractions, playgroups, etc.
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MOMs Club Tredyffrin-Easttown North |
visit website
momsclubtenorth@gmail.com
The Tredyffrin-Easttown North MOMS Club is a non-profit, non-denominational group for stay-at-home or part-time at-home mothers. Most of our activities occur during the daytime and include our children. Weekly activities include outings to local attractions, park get togethers and playgroups. You are invited to join our club if you live in the Tredyffrin-Easttown School District and you live north of Upper Gulph/Conestoga Roads. Our membership fee is $25 per year.
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Mothers & More |
www.156mothers.org
chapter156@hotmail.com
Mothers & More is a national nonprofit organization that is dedicated to improving the lives of mothers. The Chester County/Main Line Chapter of Mothers & More offers support and encouragement to local mothers. We support all mothers, whether they're at home or employed full-time or part-time. We meet the first Wednesday of each month at the Upper Main Line YMCA in Berwyn at 7:30 p.m. We also offer monthly Moms' Nights Out, Moms' Mornings Out,
book discussions, a newsletter and e-mail loops. |
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Newcomers of Great Valley |
T/E and Great Valley School Districts and Beyond
610.644.3785
Joy Solow, New Membership Chair
www.newcomersgv.org
Celebrating our 40th anniversary in 2007, our club provides newcomers opportunities to meet others and get to know the community through monthly coffees – welcome and international, luncheons, socials, and outings. Our 25 activity groups provide smaller settings to mingle with cultures in our Spanish and French conversation groups, and German Circle. We offer activities in book discussion, crafts, scrap booking, walking, golf, hiking, tennis, potluck lunch, moms & preschoolers, couples’ night out, Desperados dinner club, wine tasting, bunco and various levels of bridge. Special topic workshops are held covering cooking, interior design and other topics. |
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Newcomers Club of the Upper Main Line |
The Newcomers Club of the Upper Main Line is a social group open to women of all ages who are new to the suburban Philadelphia area or simply interested in meeting more people. Our members come from numerous towns along the Main Line near Philadelphia. We have no boundaries. We offer over 20 different activities to our members including bridge, mah jongg, book club, bowling, movies, golf, theater, community service, singing and much more. There are also couples groups, weekend activities and special social events. The Welcomer, our monthly newsletter, describes all upcoming events.
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Pals For Life |
939 Radnor Rd.
Wayne PA 19087
610-687-1101
610-687-1107 (fax)
Contacts:
Paula M Kielich, President
Kristen Abbot, Program Manager
www.palsforlife.org
Pals For Life brings pets to visit nursing homes, rehabilitation centers, senior centers, mental health facilities etc. throughout the Delaware Valley. Humane education programs are taught at day care centers, schools and summer camps. |
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PLAN of PA |
110 W. Lancaster Ave., Suite 140
Wayne, PA 19087
610.687.4036
610.687.2716 (fax)
mail@planofpa.org
www.planofpa.org
Planned Lifetime Assistance Network of Pennsylvania, also known as PLAN of PA, is a non-profit organization whose mission is to serve people with mental disabilities including mental illness, mental retardation, brain injury, and autism. PLAN of PA serves families in the greater Philadelphia area. PLAN of PA helps answer the question asked by many families, "Who will oversee the care of my mentally disabled family member when I am no longer able to do so?" PLAN of PA helps organize a program to provide assistance to the mentally disabled family member when the family is no longer able to, and in many instances, assists the family during the latter's lifetime.
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Radnor Educational Foundation |
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Radnor Historical Society |
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Radnor Studio 21 |
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Rotary Club of Wayne |
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The Saturday Club |
117 West Wayne Ave.
Wayne, PA 19087
tel. 610-688-9746
www.saturdayclub.org
Founded in 1886, The Saturday Club is a woman's club providing direct
volunteer service to and monetary support to charitable organizations in the greater Philadelphia area. Monthly meeting are held on the second Tuesday of
each month at 7:15 PM in the clubhouse, at the address noted above. The
Tudor-style clubhouse is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
Visitors and potential new members are always welcome at the monthly meetings. |
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Streets for People - A Radnor Coalition |
SPARC@peoplespeeds.com
www.peoplespeeds.com
Streets for People - A Radnor Coalition” (SPARC) is a grassroots organization seeking to slow and calm automobiles, promote healthy alternatives to driving, and educating individuals on their role in our traffic predicament. We support immediate action, including empowering residents and redesigning residential and arterial streets, and a long-term master plan that will make a permanent difference in Radnor. |
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Surrey Services |
28 Bridge Ave.
Berwyn, PA
19312
610.647.6404
www.surreyservices.org
Surrey Services offers a wide variety of programs - from transportation to in-home services, to a full range of activities - for all seniors age 55+, regardless of income, living in Chester and Delaware County communities. |
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Tredyffrin & Easttown Care - T&E Care |
610.644.0594
information@tecare.org
www.tecare.org
The mission of T&E Care is to maintain a network of people providing financial and other material assistance to persons in need in and around the Tredyffrin and Easttown township area. |
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Tredyffrin Townwatch |
Join by e-mailing:
townwatch@tredyffrin.org
or call: 610.408.3655
or write to
Tredyffrin Township Police Department
1100 DuPortail Rd.
Berwyn, PA
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Wayne Senior Center |
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Women's Resource Center |
113 West Wayne Ave.
Wayne , PA 19087
Ph: 610.687.6391
www.womensresourcecenter.net
The Women's Resource Center , serving Philadelphia and its suburbs, offers a variety of low cost and free supportive programs for women in transition. These include information and referral, educational workshops, parenting groups, counseling services, free legal workshops and career services programs. For more information call the information and referral line at 610-687-6391 or log on to our website. |
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