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The 28,000 square-foot '''Stephen Klein Wellness Center (SKWC)''', a program of [[Project HOME]], "offers primary medical care, psychiatric services, nurse care management, individual, couples and group counseling, peer-led outreach and care coordination, healing touch, on-site legal counseling, and assistance with applying for health insurance benefits."  
The 28,000 square-foot '''Stephen Klein Wellness Center (SKWC)''', a program of [[Project HOME]], "offers primary medical care, psychiatric services, nurse care management, individual, couples and group counseling, peer-led outreach and care coordination, healing touch, on-site legal counseling, and assistance with applying for health insurance benefits."  


On August 8, 2015, the SKWC opened a pharmacy. Not a commercial business, it was funded by a $250,000 grant from the Chesterbrook-based Amerisource Bergen Foundation. Project HOME is the foundation’s first beneficiary.  
On August 8, 2015, the SKWC opened a pharmacy. Not a commercial business, it was funded by a $250,000 grant from the Chesterbrook-based Amerisource Bergen Foundation. Project HOME is the foundation’s first beneficiary.  
== Info  ==
2144 Cecil B. Moore Ave.<br>Philadelphia, PA 19121 <br>215-320-6187


== News Coverage  ==
== News Coverage  ==

Revision as of 19:53, 5 January 2016

projecthome.org/skwc

The 28,000 square-foot Stephen Klein Wellness Center (SKWC), a program of Project HOME, "offers primary medical care, psychiatric services, nurse care management, individual, couples and group counseling, peer-led outreach and care coordination, healing touch, on-site legal counseling, and assistance with applying for health insurance benefits."

On August 8, 2015, the SKWC opened a pharmacy. Not a commercial business, it was funded by a $250,000 grant from the Chesterbrook-based Amerisource Bergen Foundation. Project HOME is the foundation’s first beneficiary.

News Coverage

New Pharmacy Opens In Project Home’s North Phila. Wellness Center by CBS Philly, August 8, 2015.