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…at various locations throughout Jefferson County, where one-on-on counseling will be available as well. A Plan Comparison Form is located on the Area Agency on Aging’s website at www.uwaaa.org. Filling……
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…for its Rapid Rehousing and Homelessness Prevention Program. Call Toll Free 866.460.3827 or visit www.priorityveteran.org. https://vimeo.com/171405753 Case Managers help veterans with needs such as: Creating a Housing Stability Plan Accessing……
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…Way’s network of partners. The addition of these two employees will allow United Way to place a coordinator in each of the four locations of Fairfield City Schools. U.S. Rep….…
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…is one of the many ways UWCA seeks to support and improve community health and well-being in Central Alabama. For more information about our work in this area, visit https://www.uwca.org/impact/community-health….…
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…motivate women to become agents for positive change within Central Alabama through philanthropy, leadership and volunteerism. To learn more about the group or any of UWCA’s other donor networks, visit https://www.uwca.org/leadership-giving-societies….…
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…Community Initiatives said. “My hope is that as a community, we can continue filling in the gap to ensure that our seniors don’t go without.” To volunteer, please visit www.mowjeffco.org/volunteer….…
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…of J. Alex Child Development Center said, “When we started, we were operating on faith and pixie dust. We partnered with the Early Learning Action Network to become a First-Class……
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…social and emotional support systems. Through the course of 10 years, Priority Veteran has served over 3,500 individual veteran families — 63% of whom were experiencing homelessness and 37% were……
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…independent charity evaluator. As a result of this year’s rating, UWCA moved up to fourth place on Charity Navigator’s Top 10 list of charities with the most 4-star ratings. Charity……
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…on September 15, which is National Day of Action. During times of traumatic weather, United Way’s 2-1-1 steps in with full force. 2-1-1 Connects Alabama is a statewide network of……
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…900,000 Alabamians were food insecure before the pandemic, and those numbers are increasing as a result of COVID-19”. With a network of partners offering a variety of services, United Way……
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…network of 500 volunteers, Meals on Wheels also provides friendly visits that serve as vital check-ins to make sure other critical needs of seniors are not going unmet. Getting 700……
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