Morlock Foundation Satellite Location - Willamsville
Community Resource
About this resource
The initiative focuses on enhancing the quality of life for families dealing with trauma, which may include issues such as illness, disability, domestic violence, fire incidents, and loss. It offers a range of services including family support, clinical assistance, case management, educational resources, and help with financial negotiations. While the program does not provide direct financial aid, it assists clients with medical bill negotiations, equipment donations, prescription support, coordination with healthcare providers, arranging volunteer help at home, and securing grants for medical and other essential needs. The services are available to families regardless of specific conditions or age, as they are tailored to address the impact of trauma on the family unit.
Intake Procedure: All inquiries are directed to the intake department initially, after which a supervisor will allocate the case for support. Case details can also be submitted via email at admin@morlockfoundation.org.
Fees: Costs vary based on the program, with some services offered at no charge. Administrative fees may apply for assistance with organizing fundraising events.
Who can use this
- Families experiencing trauma from disease, disability, domestic violence, fire, loss, and similar challenges, located in Erie County.
Get in touch
Williamsville, New York
Location
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