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MCOP expansion moves some services during construction
MCOP plans to begin the second phase of its Monroe food bank warehouse expansion about Nov. 16, temporarily moving several services while construction doubles the warehouse space. The project at 1140 S. Telegraph Road will take about six months, according to a community announcement. MCOP said services will continue throughout construction, either at the food bank property, in clients' homes or at The Opportunity Center at the ALCC, 120 Eastchester in Monroe. The expansion is being made possible through support from local foundations, donors, businesses and individuals, according to the announcement. Food services remain at MCOP The Lord's Harvest Pantry, emergency food boxes and Senior Commodities will remain at 1140 S. Telegraph Road during construction. Clients with food pantry appointments or those who need emergency food boxes should continue going directly to MCOP on the programs' normal schedules. Some senior services move to Opportunity Center Senior in-home services and specialized transportation will continue as usual with direct services at clients' homes. Other senior programs will move to The Opportunity Center. Those include chore services, home injury control, tax credit filing, senior utilities, unmet needs and resource advocacy. Clients can call MCOP at 734-241-2775, ext. 802 to arrange an appointment. Subscribe:
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