Parent education and health-focused home visits to Medicaid-eligible families, young children, and pregnant women.

Provides trained volunteers who represent the best interests of abused or neglected children as court assigned advocates.

Providing temporary emergency shelter, supportive services, and advocacy to help victims of domestic violence.  A 24-hour crisis hotline offers immediate counseling and support.

The program helps ex-offenders and their families make the transition from prison to life in the community. Services include pre-release life skills, post-release referrals to community service providers, and help in securing employment.

The outreach program links EITC-eligible individuals to trained volunteers who provide tax preparation assistance.

Benhams and Meadowview Senior Citizen Clubs include lunches, health, recreation and education programs.

Volunteer professionals provide dental care for eligible individuals referred by Social Services and Health Departments.

A drop-out prevention and college access preparatory program for high school students arranges college campus visits, provides academic support counseling, goal-oriented workshops, SAT fee waivers and test preparation, and information on financial aid and college admissions.

Twice weekly tutoring and mentoring services for at-risk middle and high school students.

Parents partner with home visitors to access resources and instruction that support children’s transition into kindergarten.

Assists at-risk pregnant teenage women to get the prenatal care and support they need for a healthy baby. After the baby is born, staff guides new mothers toward access for health care and support.