Our Service Coordination program assists individuals and collectives by organizing a variety of services and resources to meet the community member's needs. These services consist of but are not limited to:

Advocacy

The PLUG actively champions the rights, needs, and well-being of individuals and collectives to ensure voices are heard and equitable access to resources and opportunities is secured

Benefits 

Assistance in applying for any government programs, public benefit and/or other private insurance matters as requested (i.e., supplemental health insurance, life insurance, pension)

Education/Employment 

Facilitating and organizing educational services, schooling, vocational training and/or employment or volunteer opportunities

Healthcare services

Assistance in obtaining information and/or referral to services that optimize and maintain the member’s physical health (i.e., physician, medical professional, nutritionist, etc.)

Homemaking and Management 

The PLUG provides essential resources and services towards individuals and families experiencing housing insecurity, offering support and assistance to address their immediate needs and empower them towards stable housing solutions

Meals 

Arranging crucial meal services to ensure members are receiving adequate nutrition

Mental Health

Assistance with linking members with a psychiatrist, mental health caseworker, counselor, therapist, support group, and any other providers designed to assist with emotional wellness issues