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Community Legal Services of Philadelphia

3 hours ago

CLS supports the opening of a new city health center in the lower Northeast. The city health centers provide local, affordable, and quality primary care to thousands of Philadelphia families, and adding a new health center in this community is critical to ensuring all Philadelphians have access to affordable health care.There is a community meeting to discuss the proposed new health center this weekend for all who are interested on Saturday, Dec. 2 at 4pm at the Simpson Rec center at 1010 Arrott St.Image descriptions: Identical flyers in English and Spanish. The flyers have an image of the Friends Campus and silhouettes of various people holding hands, including children and an individual using a wheelchair. The text of the flyers read:Come and Join Us!Please join a community meeting to share information and answer questions about the proposed city health center planned for Friends Campus. Saturday, December 2nd at 4pmSimpson Rec Center1010 Arrott StreetPhila, PA 19124 ... See MoreSee Less

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Community Legal Services of Philadelphia

1 day ago

This #GivingTuesday, please join us in helping our clients reclaim their power by making your donation at www.clsphila.org/giveWhen survivors of domestic violence flee their abusers, their struggle is far from over. We meet many survivors at a critical juncture in their lives, where financial support and resources can make a huge difference in helping them move forward from crises and into a position of power.When people seek help from CLS, it is often because they are experiencing complex issues that require CLS’s advocacy on many fronts. This is especially true for survivors of domestic violence who may need help finding safe housing and maintaining or accessing their own income and benefits, so they never have to return to abusive situations. Public benefits like Medicaid, cash assistance, and disability benefits are notoriously difficult to get because they have been designed around a false premise that people are not deserving of help. The challenges are especially profound for people in unstable living situations where they may not be able to receive or complete lengthy and complex paperwork — or who may need extra assistance because of trauma, disability, or limited English proficiency.Please donate in support of the cause at www.clsphila.org/give.myemail.constantcontact.com/Help-Our-Clients-Reclaim-Their-Power.html?soid=1102986889223&aid=X6pH... ... See MoreSee Less

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Community Legal Services of Philadelphia

2 days ago

CLS is grateful to Councilmember Isaiah Thomas for recognizing the significant challenges facing people with conviction records and for introducing legislation to help exonerees who are struggling to get by find employment. People who have been wrongly convicted or who have had their convictions pardoned deserve economic stability and opportunity, but we know that so many people with conviction records are shut out of housing, employment, education, and more. Incarceration and criminal records decimate families and communities, and this legislation is an important step towards ensuring that people who have been wrongly convicted or have had their cases pardoned do not continue to experience employment discrimination based on their records.Image Description: Councilmember Isaiah Thomas speaks at a podium with four people behind him. The caption reads, "Councilmember Thomas introduces Exonerated Justice Package, reentry support measures for individuals cleared of convictions after years in prison." ... See MoreSee Less

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