• Children’s program offers services of intervention and prevention to children who witness domestic violence.
• Goal: Help children discuss experiences and feelings dealing with violence in their home and find ways to feel safe.

Fact: 34 Saukville, Port Washington, Fredonia, & Belgium children served in 2004.

• To provide relief to victims of disasters and help people prevent, prepare for and respond to emergencies.

Fact: 224 local residents trained in emergency preparedness and 7 assisted during disasters in 2004.

• Wednesday Night Club
• Supportive Living Program
• Transportation and socialization

Fact: 52 disabled clients participated in the Wednesday Night Club in 2004.

• Youth development programs build values and discipline.

Fact: 555 boys served in our communities in 2004.

Big Brothers-Big Sisters
of Ozaukee County
Match Me Program
262-377-0784
www.bigs-ozaukee.org
 

• Match Me Program matches an adult with a needy child.
• Build self confidence and positive values.

Fact: 104 children served in our communities in 2004.

COPE Services
Hotline
262-377-COPE (2673)
800-540-3139 (Northern Ozaukee)

Senior Support Line
Teens/Home-Alone Line
262-377-7786
800-924-7786 (Northern Ozaukee)
www.copeservices.org
 

• 3 Hotlines: Adult, Teen, Senior Support.
• Provides emotional support, crisis intervention, information and referral.

Fact: 315 served in our communities in 2004.

• Food pantry and resale shop.
• Serves working poor, elderly, and disabled.

Fact: 400 individuals served per week in our communities in 2005. Fifty percent of the individuals served are children under 18 and 37% of the individuals served are seniors aged 65+.

• Youth development programs build values and discipline.

Fact: 500 girls served in our communities in 2004.

• Client/Recipient Services Program
• Volunteer support for the elderly and disabled.

Fact: 91 served in our communities in 2004.

• Support positive development of youth.
• Prevention, intervention, and referral for alcohol, tobacco and drug-related issues.

Fact: 13,450 served in our communities in 2004.

• Social and recreation programs for special needs children and their families.

Fact: 48 served in our communities in 2004.

• GED/HSED Testing.
• Educational opportunities for incarcerated adults.

Fact: 91% of the students who completed the GED test battery passed in 2005.

• Parents as Teachers - Home visiting program for newborns & toddlers.
• Rainbows Support - for children who have experienced death of divorce in their family.
• Spirited Child - for parents of children who have more intense temperament traits.
• Off To A Great Start Nurturing Program - for parents and young children.
• Parent Education Workshop, Classes & Support Groups

Fact: 362 served in 2005 (107 in the UWNO service area).

• Alternative Day Services - recreational activities for clients age 55+.
• Rehabilitation facility for adults with disabilities.

Fact: 35 served in our communities in 2004.

• Emergency Assistance
• Food
• Clothing
• Shelter
• Transportation

Fact: 1310 served in our communities in 2004.

• Links people and resources.
• Recruits volunteers.
• Clearinghouse for donated goods.
• Supports volunteer programs in schools, nonprofits, churches, and businesses.