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…children of Central Alabama, and why UWCA supports these organizations. The warning signs that a child is struggling with mental health issues can vary greatly, but all the panelists agreed……
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United Way of Central Alabama supports early childhood development and education, because all children deserve the tools for success. Studies show that 90% of brain development occurs during a child’s……
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…because there have been tax law changes. There are new benefits such as the expanded child tax credit,and expanded dependent care credit that helps with daycare costs. Even people who……
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…intervention supports (hotlines and crisis counseling) Counseling Social-emotional and/or mental health supports for school-aged children Domestic violence intervention Child abuse treatment Substance abuse/overdose treatment Education Supports Childcare support assistance Academic……
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…but the income was not as much as the job had been. In addition, this young couple was expecting their first child, Jane now had to leave her 2nd job,……
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…spent a lot of time at the A.G. Gaston Boys and Girls Club, especially during the summer,” said Hampton. “It was important for me as a child – building relationships……
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…to provide individuals and families the tools they need to become financially stable, help ensure children are ready to succeed in school and offer opportunities for healthier lifestyles. Women United……
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…of Central Alabama in lending a hand or two to our community. 1. YWCA of Central Alabama The YWCA provides many recourse to women and their children, including childcare and……
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…they need it the most. Fun fact: I was born on a military base. July JMDLS members were able to connect and network at this month’s Happy Hour event that……
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…agencies focusing on child, youth and family advocacy. She spent more than a decade working for United Way partner agencies where she served in program management and senior leadership roles….…
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…partner agencies touches on nearly every basic need being addressed by nonprofits in the community — child and family issues, domestic violence, poverty, literacy, disability rights, HIV/AIDS, other health issues,……
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…employee had a special needs child. I said “that’s my point, you never know who that person is that is in need, they could be sitting right next to you.”……
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