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An Open Letter to Frank Kobliski, Executive Director of Centro Bus Company
Frank Kobliski, Executive Director of Centro Bus Company CNY Centro Syracuse/Onondaga 200 Cortland Avenue PO BOX 820 Syracuse, NY 13205-0820 May 14, 2012 Dear Frank, Yesterday I was at Shoppingtown Mall when Call-a-Bus paratransit picked me up in my wheelchair at 3:30 p.m. … Continue reading
Posted in activism, advocacy, disability, disability rights, Government Services, Poverty, Power, power wheelchairs
Tagged air condition, Air conditioner, Bus, Call-a-Bus, Centro, disability, disability rights, Frank Kobliski, FTA, Health, heat, Onondaga County New York, paratransit, poverty, power, problem solving
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Welfare Isn’t Welfare Anymore
Temporary Assistance is the term used in New York State for public assistance (welfare) programs. Temporary Assistance provides families and individuals with short-term help while they work toward self-sufficiency. In New York State there are three financial assistance programs: Family Assistance … Continue reading
Posted in Government Services, Poverty
Tagged abuse, assets, automobile, bipolar, Civic Center, County Office Building, David Sutkowy, Dept. of Social Services, disability, Disabled, emergency temporary assistance, eviction, family assistance, food, funeral, HEAP, heat, homeless, income, Intake Unit, Onondaga County New York, public assistance, safety net assistance, Temporary Assistance for Needy Families, utilities, violence, Welfare
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