Community in Unity Services

Schedule O:

“Part I - Revenue and Expenses Contributions from Directors - 8836.53 Part I - Expenses Housing Care and Support - 3265.70 Senior Care and Support - 3031.90 Transportation Services - 1683.49 Grief and Burial Memorial Support - 650 Website and Fax Services - 536.64 Non-Profit Training with Score - 65.00 Consulting Services Directors - 4000 Bank Fees - .05 Community In Unity Services was established to provide educational awareness, assistance, and charitable support to families and the community as requested and by the need for the services. With the past three years still focused and affected by the Covid-19 pandemic, new challenges have surfaced. The new obstacles may have been already lurking but were compounded by the Covid-19 extreme situations. Some of the extreme and sensitive areas of the personal issues involve, (1) Grief and Emotional Support, (2) Elderly and General Physical and Financial Wellness (3) Advocacy to assist with understanding various day to day business transactions and paperwork, (4) Assistance with understanding terminology of medical diagnosis and how to take steps to fulfill taking the prescriptions and general care. (5) Assistance with completing and filing the paperwork to get assistance with the costs for certain high level prescriptions that are mandatory for a life affecting disease. (6) Assistance with burial support for families who were not able to afford life insurance (7) Assistance with finding peaceful ways to exist with traumatic domestic violence situations that may be brewing. (8) Family support for unexpected illnesses where the reason for illness or the loss of life is unknown, or not specifically defined which makes it hard to process and find closure. (9) Assisting with finding activities or sports programs for children with traumatic issues, anxiety, and attention deficit disorders. (10) Tutoring for students ages K-12 with English, Math, and Reading Comprehension. (11) Meal Services for Emotional Support (12) Creative support services for understanding the best way to communicate with each other. (13) Transportation Services to Work and Childcare Pick-Up (14) Finding work assistance for Seniors in their Retirement Years and not enough income to sustain the necessary cost of living expenses while needing short-term or remote types of employment services due to medical conditions. (15) Assistance with Advocacy and finding ways to bridge the gap between healthy finances and zero finances at all age groups, (18 -30) (30 ? 40) (50 and above). Each level has challenges with financial sustainability whether finding a good job out of high school or college or finding a new job after a lay-off, or having enough income streams for basic and above living with the high costs of inflation. The mental wellness is necessary to master having several jobs or gigs just to survive. There is also mental wellness necessary for physical wellness of contributors who have demanding jobs with services critical to the sustainability of humanity. The communication gap can be difficult between adults, children, and young adults. It has caused challenges in understanding the needs and the boundaries between each other. Some of the issues involve the need for an independent advocate not personally involved in the situation, but with the ability to analyze and dissect the core issue that is necessary to communicate to the right establishment in order to resolve the issue. Sometimes in the face of pain and grief, strong adults also need advocacy as the impact of a challenge can make it difficult to clearly express what is happening or exactly what is needed. The services sought for assistance by Community In Unity Services are confidential and are urgent as no other services are available immediately, and when personal detailed advocacy or financial assistance is needed. Many in the community need just an empathetic and non-judgmental shoulder to lean on during the most difficult times. Many hours daily were spe”