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The Andrew Willis Memorial Emergency Fund, which is partly supported by the United Way, helps pay for medical expenses and hospital bills for low income and impoverished children. Get help with such health care expenses as doctor and dental bills and medical prescriptions. Dial (334) 737-1100 to learn more, or find additional medical bill assistance programs.
The Food Bank of East Alabama (334-821-9006) works with local charities to get food to where it is needed most. They contribute the distribution of donated and purchased food through qualified agencies and charities such as shelters, soup kitchens, senior programs, emergency food pantries, non-profit agencies and community centers. You can call them to learn where you can pick up your free food from.
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The local community action agency, Alabama Council on Human Relations, Inc., administers several services and programs for people in need of help. The programs include a wide range of helping programs such as Energy Assistance and Emergency Crisis Intervention. The agency helps people in Auburn and Lee County, Alabama.
Two different non-profit organizations to stop by at for either medical care, or to get additional information, include Mercy Medical Clinic for Family Care ((334) 501-1081) as well as Medicaid Agency (phone number (334) 502-5446).
If you are facing a short term crisis, and need emergency help, the Auburn Salvation Army (phone number (334) 826-0073) and the William Mason Emergency Fund ((334) 745-5540) both provide emergency assistance.
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