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Members of the Miles College Golden Bears Softball Team, including DeOnia Gibby (third from right), pose for a picture during a day they worked to renovate a ballpark in Fairfield….…
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…individual needs. Services span the care continuum – from providing personal care to specialized Alzheimer’s care and hospice support. Also available are family caregiver education and support resources. Visit HomeInstead.com….…
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…are in this together! Want to Do More for Our Community? The Community Crisis Fund supporting people in our community impacted by COVID-19. Your donation makes it easier to help……
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…best utilize 2-1-1, coordinate volunteers and work with the Central Alabama Long Term Recovery Committee. Shayne – Where were you and what was it like being there? Starting at 6:00……
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…“Every year, we are so pleased to provide this service to our neighbors,” Allen said. “We know many people feel anxious when tax season comes around, but we are happy……
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…and children no longer have access to free school meals,” says Community Food Bank Executive Director, Kathryn Strickland. “We so appreciate the community rallying to replenish our food supplies right……
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…OUT? Everyone will receive a postcard in March 2020 from the U.S. Census Bureau with instructions. You can complete it in three ways: online, telephone, or a mailable paper form….…
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…Workforce Action Network include Alabama Possible, Alabama Power, Birmingham Business Alliance, Central Six AlabamaWorks!, Community Foundation of Greater Birmingham, Jefferson State Community College, United Way of Central Alabama, and UAB….…
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…its impact,” said Dobbins. “People that have been here are coming back to participate and support it. That’s the lasting impression the organization has made — people are coming back……
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…to 2-1-1 Connects Alabama. Call Online Database Search the 2-1-1 database to gain access to a comprehensive database with a multitude of services in your community. Search Database Text or……
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…is not only a food desert, but a basic service desert, too. It opened my eyes to the economic inequalities that plague areas of our community.” Eleanor Learning about the……
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…https://aggastonbgc.org. United Community Center (The Riley Center) United Community Center, commonly known as The Riley Center, in Birmingham’s Riley-Travellick neighborhood was established in 1903 and has been a longstanding hub……
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