Community Voice Mail
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5/23/2013 8:44 PM
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Community Voice Mail (CVM)
is a national non-profit that provides
free voice mail and information services
to low-income and homeless people who are working to improve their lives. More than
40,000 people in 45 U.S. cities
use their CVM phone number to find employment or housing, and to stay connected with case managers, doctors, friends, family members and others who are trying to help them. CVM clients also receive regular broadcast voice messages about jobs, events, healthcare and other important resources, providing a valuable service to a population that often lacks easy access to accurate information.
CVM numbers are distributed through a network of
2,000 social service agencies
, who provide them to clients who don't have a reliable means of communication. Connect to
a list of communities offering Community Voice Mail
.
10
members recommended this.
Click here to recommend.
Following:
Alexander Steacy from Newton Centre
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Justine Hanson from Boston
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Steve Albertson from Seattle
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Anna Landa from Seattle
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Linda Limbeck from Wenatchee
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Jayden Whitney from Chicago
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Stacy Holmes from Seattle
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Philippa Childress from Richmond
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Amanda Clearwater from Albuquerque
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Mike Gibbs from Akron
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anacostia Goodhope from Wash
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