FAQs

Answers to common questions about LoveWorld Social Services.

About LoveWorld Social Services

01What is LoveWorld Social Services?
LoveWorld Social Services (DOSS) provides community support, resources and assistance to vulnerable populations.
02Who does LoveWorld Social Services support?
Older people, veterans, children and families, people experiencing mental-health challenges, victims of addiction, survivors of domestic violence and rape and other vulnerable persons. Contact the organization to ask whether it can assist with your particular situation.
03Where does LoveWorld Social Services operate?
Contact info@loveworldsocialservices.org or @dossoffice on Kingschat to ask whether services are available in your area.
04Is LoveWorld Social Services a government agency?
No. It is a part of the Ministry of Healing, Health and Social Services.
05What services may be available?
The website describes support that includes care for people in need, older-person and veteran support, child and family services, mental-health care, legal advocacy, medical and occupational therapy, and assistance for survivors of violence. Availability may depend on location, individual circumstances and current capacity.
06Does LoveWorld Social Services provide financial or medical assistance?
Contact the organization to ask what assistance is currently available.
07How do I request assistance?
Click on the request help button on the website or contact @dossoffice on Kingschat.
08What if LoveWorld Social Services cannot provide the help I need?
You will be referred to another provider or local service. For immediate risks to health or safety, contact the relevant emergency, healthcare or protection service in your area.
09How will my personal information be used? Will my information be kept confidential?
10Can I request help for someone else?
You may contact the organization to ask about making a referral.
11How can I contact LoveWorld Social Services?
Email: info@loveworldsocialservices.org. Website: loveworldsocialservices.org.
12What should I do in an emergency?
This website FAQ is not an emergency service. If someone is in immediate danger or needs urgent medical help, contact your local emergency number, emergency department or crisis-response service.
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