Penn Wynne Neighbor Care

April 3, 2020

Thanks to Reverend James Stambaugh of the Church of the Holy Apostles, several faith institutions and the Penn Wynne Civic Association are working together to support Penn Wynne Neighbor Care. Neighbors taking care of neighbors. Chabad of Penn Wynne, Penn Wynne Presbyterian Church, Congregation Beth Hamedrosh, Church of the Holy Apostles, Philadelphia Bible Reformed Church, St. Marks Armenian Catholic Church, the Penn Wynne Civic Association, and Lower Merion Township are already participating in this project.

If a request for help is an urgent, safety-related issue, dial 911.

Penn Wynne Neighbor Care's main objective is to make sure every household in Penn Wynne knows that someone cares about its safety and well being. There is no greater form of community service. In this time of social distancing, PWNC is using online resources as a unique approach to this effort.

For Penn Wynne residents who don’t have computer access, call 484-362-1322, and Check-In. You can Check-In, Volunteer, or Ask for Help at https://pennwynne.care/

PWNC volunteers will help with deliveries and friendly conversation. When assisting with deliveries, our volunteers are instructed to follow the safety protocols that are recommended by the Pennsylvania Department of Health.

We are asking every household in Penn Wynne to take a minute to Check-In so Penn Wynne Neighbor Care will know if you are ok or if you need assistance. This will also help PWNC narrow down the list of people who may be suffering from isolation or need assistance.

Stay Safe and Stay Well,

Angela Cato Laramee

Penn Wynne Neighbor Care Coordinator

484-362-1322

https://pennwynne.care/