March is National Social Workers Month.

InterGen Health is pleased to recognize and thank social workers in our communities for the vital services they provide to our family, friends and neighbors .

Social workers are known for their dedication to all especially seniors, children and families in need. Their work requires warmth, integrity and an unwavering commitment. Their work is demanding and challenging.

In the light of today’s tough economic times, we especially appreciate all that you do and especially the way you do it.

This past Purim, a volunteer organization called “Chaverim (meaning “Friends”) based out of Queens, NY implemented a special “Don’t Drink and Drive” program.

Local community members volunteered to be available via a dispatch system to pick up and drop off those who were intoxicated or otherwise unfit to drive.

The idea launched about 2 weeks before the Purim holiday and was met with tremendous praise. The administrator of InterGen Health, Jason Newman, was more than happy to sponsor the program which included dispatch setup and costs for the day as well as special sweatshirts for each of the volunteers.

The program proved to be a success and received a lot of positive feedback from the volunteers and local community officials.

InterGen Health is committed to providing quality Home Care Services and keeping the community safe.

The first couple of days of our Emergency Haiti Disaster Relief Drive was extremely successful. Thank you to everyone who helped out with clothing, food, money and for those volunteering their time. We will continue collecting food, money and clothing until Sunday, January 24th. To help please drop off your donation at our offices at 1650 Eastern Pkwy, Brooklyn NY 11233.

Help the victims of the Haiti Earthquake!

With over 50,000 deaths and over 3,000,000 others left homeless, penniless and without the basics of life’s necessities, we at InterGen Health have decided to make a difference. We are conducting an Emergency Haiti Disaster Relief Drive to help deliver much needed clothing, food & money to the victims of this tremendous disaster. Please join us and open your hearts and hands to help those less fortunate in their desperate time of need.

Sunday, January 17th
8:00 AM – 4:00 PM
Continuing until
Sunday, January 24th

DROPOFF LOCATION:
1650 Eastern Pkwy • Brooklyn NY 11233

How can you help?

Send this flyer to everyone you know & ask them to get involved in getting the word out!