If you need dental assistance, you may contact me through this site as we have offices in your area that may be able to assist you with some of your immediate needs!

Regarding medications, there are many ways to get your medications that will not require online donations!  Go to https://www.pparx.org/Intro.php

 This is an organization that works directly with the pharmaceutical companies to get donated prescriptions (sometimes 3-4 months supply) for free to assist you through hard times. 

Lastly, there are a number of organizations near Glendale I can give you information to contact who will provide groceries and utilities assistance in your time of need!  Some of them even offer transitional housing VERY inexpensively along with job assistance so you have time to get back on your feet!  Hope that this helps and God Bless!

Shannanps33 - I am not certain what your needs are, however you had listed yourself under Dental Help/Dental Needs ... so in the case that is what you are looking for, please call the following number to apply for dental assistance:

Give Back A Smile (GBAS) is a program that was started in 1999 by the National Humanitarian Program of the American Academy of Cosmetic Dentistry (AACD) and the AACD Charitable Foundation. The GBAS Program offers cosmetic dentistry to domestic violence survivors to repair injuries to the front teeth in the “smile zone” caused by an intimate partner or spouse. The toll-free number for the GBAS Program is 1-800-773-GBAS (4227).

Companies like the one I work for see DV cases and help women get their smiles back on a regular basis.  You apply through this program and they will find a participating dentist in your area! 

Also, You look like youa re seeking financial or housing help - look for transitional housing programs in your area that will provide temporary VERY low cost housing for you and your family, as well as resources for groceries, legal help, clothing, etc.  Feel free to write me with the area you are in and I am glad to help you locate some nearby resrouces.  God Bless!

WannaSmile, Another option for your dentures would be to go to the local dental schools (one option would be http://www.db.uth.tmc.edu/clinic-pat/Patient_Information/geninfo.htm ) in Houston - that is the link to their dental school, which will help on a sliding scale and can sometimes get labs to donate the dentures, you just pay for impressions on getting them lined. Also check on the American Dental Association page: http://www.ada.org/ada/organizations/local.asp and look in your area. You can also check with local utility bill and transitional housing/housing assistance organizations, as many of them work with local dentists on special needs cases! Hope that helps and God Bless!