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Based on available registration/category data, this organization appears to be a small, Greer‑area 501(c)(3) classified in the "Home Health Care" / general health category; its activities therefore likely focus on providing home‑health or patient/family support services to people in the local community. I could not find an official mission statement or program description on an organizational website to quote, so this short summary is an inference from the IRS/registration category and public profiles.

To provide nutritious meals to seniors, the homebound, and the disabled in northern Onondaga County, New York and to advocate for their overall well-being.

Senior and Disabled Housing

Phillips-Strickland House Corporation is a non-profit organization providing a comfortable, pleasant, and professionally staffed living environment for people ages 65 and older who function independently with mutually agreed-upon support of daily living skills.

The Organization strives to serve our aging community with a continuum of high quality care-giving options, provided in a Christian environment, and to serve those with limited funds to the best of our ability. We provide high-quality independent living, personal care, and skilled nursing services to those individuals entrusted to our care.

Prepare ans serve meals to elderly and or disabled persons

The organization operates a facility with 48 beds for assisted living with services and activities.

BARB CITY MANOR INC. REPRESENTS A SPECIAL CONCEPT IN AFFORDABLE RETIREMENT LIVING WITH SECURITY, DIGNITY, AND INDEPENDENCE. IT IS A SENIOR RESIDENCE DESIGNED TO ACCOMODATE SINGLES OR COUPLES, 62 YEARS OF AGE OR OLDER, WHO ARE AMBULATORY AND WHO DESIRE TO LEAD AN ACTIVE LIFE WITHOUT RESPONSIBILITIES OF HOME OWNERSHIP.

Regional Hospice and Home Care of Western CT, Inc. is a nonprofit home care and hospice agency that offers real hope for those facing advanced illness through patient-focused care, education, resources and advocacy. We help patients and their loved ones discover what end-of-life care can be, what can be gained, what can be realized and what can be recaptured.

PROVIDING NOURISHMENT TO THOSE WHO CAN'T PREPARE MEALS ON THEIR OWN.

Pemi‑Baker provides in‑home and community‑based health care—focusing on hospice, palliative, and home health services—to improve the health and wellbeing of residents across its service area in central and northern New Hampshire. The nonprofit delivers clinical care, caregiver support, and community outreach so patients may receive compassionate care where they live.

The organization appears focused on providing temporary housing and supportive services for older Christian women facing hardship. Available descriptions indicate they plan short-term shelter stays (up to about six months) plus transportation to appointments, spiritual activities (Bible study), access to mental-health support, and meals — helping residents stabilize and regain independence.