The Immediate Care Bridge Program is a future Parklay Corps service designed to address urgent, non-emergency needs that cannot wait for traditional systems to respond. Situations such as a heater failing on a cold night, a parent needing baby formula immediately, or someone lacking basic necessities often require immediate, compassionate action, even as longer-term solutions are arranged.
Through this program, Parklay Corps would serve as a point of contact for the community, responding quickly to urgent needs with supplies, reassurance, and coordination. Parklay Advocates would provide short-term, practical assistance while working in parallel with social workers and partner agencies who focus on long-term care, stability, and follow-up services.
This program is currently in the planning phase. By registering interest, community members help Parklay Corps demonstrate the need for rapid-response support. Financial contributions help fund supplies, training, and partnerships, bringing this bridge between immediate and long-term care closer to reality.
The Immediate Care Bridge Program is a future Parklay Corps service designed to address urgent, non-emergency needs that cannot wait for traditional systems to respond. Situations such as a heater failing on a cold night, a parent needing baby formula immediately, or someone lacking basic necessities often require immediate, compassionate action, even as longer-term solutions are arranged.
Through this program, Parklay Corps would serve as a point of contact for the community, responding quickly to urgent needs with supplies, reassurance, and coordination. Parklay Advocates would provide short-term, practical assistance while working in parallel with social workers and partner agencies who focus on long-term care, stability, and follow-up services.
This program is currently in the planning phase. By registering interest, community members help Parklay Corps demonstrate the need for rapid-response support. Financial contributions help fund supplies, training, and partnerships, bringing this bridge between immediate and long-term care closer to reality.