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Agency: 29th Street C.A.N. Program name: Dusk to dawn inserts Description : We have a safety feature for our recipients. If they do not have night-time lighting on their porches, we provide and install free dusk to dawn inserts that automatically light up the porch in the evening, and go off in the morning. Hours of Operation: 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM Eligibility Requirements: Recipients must Live within our boundaries of 22ns Street south to Golf Links/Aviation, and Country Club to Craycroft. Intake Procedure: A recipient form is completed. A volunteer interviews the recipient to see what their needs are. Our Program Coordinator matches them with a volunteer. Insurance Information: Pima Council on Aging and RTA furnish insurance for drivers if they are transporting a recipient, doing an errand without the recipient in the car, or driving to the recipient's residence to provide a service such as yard work or ironing. Languages Spoken: none Fees: None Primary Contact: Pat Martin, Assistant, (520) 748-1150, (email) View all agency contacts Address: 5000 E. 29th Street Tucson, AZ 85711 (See a map) Directions: South on Swan or Craycroft to 29th Street. 5000 E. 29th Street, Freedom Park, is on the south side of 29th Street, halfway between Swan and Craycroft.

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