ASCENTRIA CARE ALLIANCE

Classe 35

Charitable services, namely, organizing and conducting volunteer programs and community service projects; charitable services, namely, employment counseling services for those living in poverty in the areas of preparing for, obtaining, maintaining and advancing in employment opportunities; charitable services, namely, providing career planning; resume writing and preparation

Classe 36

Accepting and administering monetary charitable contributions to help support the organization's programs and services; charitable fundraising services by means of collecting and reselling used automobiles; providing financial assistance for foster families

Classe 39

Charitable services, namely, providing repaired and reconditioned vehicles to low income families; charitable services, namely, providing scheduled transportation services in primarily rural locations for individuals without a car to access essential life activities, including jobs, training, healthcare, education and childcare

Classe 41

Charitable services, namely, mentoring and providing training to disadvantaged, low income and homeless teen mothers in the field of general parenting and life skills; providing vocational guidance services to students, refugees, disabled individuals, and teen mothers seeking employment, and providing volunteer options for disabled individuals; providing training with regard to use of local public transportation and how to secure alternative transportation to attend classes at area learning institutions for persons with physical and/or cognitive disabilities or impairments; educational services, namely, providing training and certification classes in the field of medical and legal interpretation and translation; providing interpretation and translation services for others in the fields of medical, legal, education and business; providing training in the nature of how to be a foster parent; charitable services, namely, providing life skills training; providing charitable services for persons with physical and/or cognitive disabilities or impairments in the nature of supervised field trips to museums, parks and sporting events

Classe 43

Providing respite care services in the nature of arranging for temporary care of foster children for foster parents to have time off from their duties to the foster children; providing temporary transitional living accommodations for disadvantaged, low income and homeless teen mothers

Classe 44

Charitable services, namely, coordinating referrals to healthcare providers for mental health screening, and psychological counseling and therapy to disabled individuals

Classe 45

Providing case management services, namely, coordinating housing, legal, education, employment, physical, social, personal care and coordinating referrals to healthcare providers for medical and psychological services for immigrants and refugees; providing case management services, namely, coordinating housing, education, employment, physical, social, personal care and coordinating referrals to healthcare providers for medical and psychological services for the disabled; adoption services, namely, adoption agencies, adoption placement, and adoption counseling; foster care services, namely, placing children in need into foster families; foster care services, namely, providing to foster families emotional counseling and emotional support services and counseling in the field of developing, strengthening and sustaining well-balanced families and family relationships, and providing social networking services and online social networking in the nature of facilitating meetings and activities between various foster care families to discuss fostering experiences and share fostering advice; specialized foster care services, namely, placing unaccompanied refugee minors into specially trained foster families; providing cultural support, namely, assistance with communication and understanding of cultural differences between foster family and unaccompanied refugee minors foster children, and providing guidance as to what constitutes appropriate language, behavior and actions in daily living situations to help unaccompanied refugee minors foster children assimilate into American society; in-home support services, namely, non-medical in-home personal care services for assisting with daily living activities of disabled persons and the elderly; in-home support services to senior persons, namely, non-medical geriatric care management services in the nature of providing non-medical necessary services and personal care for older individuals, and coordinating referrals to healthcare providers for medical and clinical geriatric care management services; legal services, namely, providing customized information, counseling, advice and litigation services in all areas of immigration law, human trafficking and commercial sex industry