please help! i need to find out if i can help red cross or ? in exchange for my criminal status? Need infor.?
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i had 23 days of prohbation and i worked them all off at the red cross
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you can't inlist if you have a criminal record anymore.\n\nThere are adult learning centres everywhere, do a search online and find one near you.
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check with the Red Cross
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Call the churches,welfare office, or salvation army
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There are social services available. Look in the phone book.  Make a few calls. You should be able to get food stamps and other services and moneys to pay at least some bills, like utilities.\nLook for a community help line. They are set up to help people find the services they need.  All too often people wait to call until the situation is in crisis and that could be avoided or lessened if they had just taken the initiative to call sooner.  I do not mean to sound cold, I do care, I just want you to get the phone book out now and have the other adult make some of the calls for you.\nThere may even be some special needs charities.\nIt varies by location. Here we have a group that is just for coordinating all the charity services available and helping people file for help.\nGood luck as you pursue things.
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Just call the local police station and say you want a criminal records check done on someone. It's puplic knowledge if they have.
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sorry no idea, hope someone does so that they help you.  By the way, why not contact the police itself on phone, that will be even a quick search for the information you need right.
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Have you went out to the state for help like the department of human resorces? or family independance agency? they will help you with stuff like that depending on your income, which you said is low so you should qualify...\n\nGood Luck
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Some churches will help, sometimes the Red Cross can help, and if you are a veteran, there may be special programs to help you.  \n\nCall some local social service agencies, YMCA, Churches, homeless support agencies, they often have an employee or more who specifically help match people in need up with the various local programs. It helps to have a professional social service person helping you because these programs change often.\n\nI used to work for the YMCA in matching people up with the needed services in my area.
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Call up a local police department, or just stop by.   They are usually willing to help.  My roommate at school was in CJ, and did a similar project with a department in her local police force.  She just walked in explaining she was a student, and they told her what to look for and introduced her to an office member that really helped her out.
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I have pity on your situation, but I don't know where you live so i wouldnt' know anything really. United Way could help.
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Call 411 and ask for services like United Way. They could help you. Also some people ask for help in Ebay ads. Look in the Yellow Pages for community agencies. Call the library and tell them about your situation they can give you specific ph numbers as well.
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this is wonderful of you but there are many agencies a person can contact locally for assistance such as Marine Corps League, Salvation Army, Churches, Welfare Agencies, local radio stations, etc. so you might want to consider doing something for the local people. thanks and a " tip of my hat to you. "
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Just call up the PD and ask them, they will tell you!
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call the police department and they can tell you if they have any of that on record. that is public information especially something like that. just call they will tell you of where to call if they can not help you.
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call the red cross in your local area they will start the process right away
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Contact th Social Security to check into SSI and the county or state welfare agencies for emergency aid.  They also can help with food stamps, medical care and possibly housing.   If the person is a vet, contact the Veterans Administration to see if they may qualify for any benifits.  State and Federal legislators can often help you sort through benifit programs also.  Good Luck!