Every Child Has a Story
Non-profitWe provide an online academy to train youths age 8-17 in communication skills, writing abilities and entrepreneurial building. We include video lessons, handouts, and access to trainers through Zoom platform for virtual workshops and mentoring.
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256-527-2692
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866-819-4954
A Hand Up Transitional Living
Non-profitCoordinate education opportunities with other community organizations for current family residents.
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256-874-5012
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Academy for Learning and Character Development
ALCD assists low-income parents by providing educational childcare services based on the family's ability to pay. Children from battered homes, veterans, and homeless families are admitted into our program free of charge for a set amount of time. We offer our services to the community so that parents can obtain meaningful careers and further their education. ALCD works to prepare economically disadvantaged students for successful school entry. It is our belief that education is fundamental to breaking the cycle of poverty.
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256-533-3300
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Village of Promise
Non-profitOur PreK program is part of the Nationally ranked and recognized Alabama First Class PreK- a research-based program based on Social/Emotional, Cognitive, Language, and Gross/Fine Motor Development. Parents register through the state's online portal as well as through our office. 98% of our families attend for free.
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256-536-8052
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Family Services Center, Inc
Non-profitDo you find yourself angry and not understanding why? Do you carry around resentment from a past relationship? Anger can impact every aspect of our lives, with our family, friends, co-workers and even those we encounter during the normal course of your day. Learning how to identify triggers that left unchecked can lead you to be angry, understanding your response to those triggers and learning new ways of expressing yourself are all important tools in reducing and eliminating our negative response to anger. Learn how to live a happier, more content, satisfying life by managing your anger and you'll find those around you are happier too. Male and female, volunteer or mandated, our program can help improve your life. We partner with the court system, Department of Human Resources (DHR), attorneys and Employee Assistance Programs.
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256-551-1610
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256-551-0722
Alabama Non-Violent Offenders
Non-profitWe work to with the Alabama department of corrections to mentor those inmates into a better situation once they are released from prison. Those interested in this program, please call to speak with our staff.
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256-288-3175
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Alabama Non-Violent Offenders
Non-profitWe work to help non-violent offenders to get further their education. Due to the complexity of this process it is done on a case by case basis. Please call to schedule an appointment to meet with out staff.
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256-288-3175
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Bessong & Ministries, Inc.
Non-profitOur company has offered Free water aerobics classes. We do spiritual education 5 days a week to some of the attendees and support and encourage them during the pandemic. We also network with other health agencies to educate the community on health.
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256-417-9911
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Calhoun Community College Adult Education
OtherFREE GED Classes FREE GED Testing Accessible locations, various times, three counties
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256-890-4989
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UCP Huntsville-United Cerebral Palsy of Huntsville & the Tennessee Valley
Non-profitCCEP (Childcare Enhancement with a Purpose) offers free inclusion training to childcare providers statewide. CCEP utilizes experienced teachers and therapists to share simple, practical ways to work with and include children with special needs in childcare centers and family/group childcare homes. For more information, email manderson@ucphuntsville.org or call 256-859-4900.
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256-859-4900
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Women of Excellence Fellowship International
Non-profitCalhoun + Drake State College: GOAL-Greater Opportunities For Adult Learners. Ready To Work-is a free training program that prepares adults with the skills they need to get hired. The focus of RTW is to make sure future workers have the basic, entry-level skills they need to succeed in working at most of Alabama's businesses and industries.
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256-603-7539
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CAP & GOWN Project
Non-profitOnce a month college trips and tours are available to under represented students at all our program high schools (Lee, Jemison, Ne Century, Huntsville, Grissom).
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610-554-0363
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North Alabama Homebuilding Academy
Non-profitWe provide construction basic skills training and help our students find jobs in the homebuilding industry. There is no charge for students. Those that complete the program and take a job in the construction industry are given a basic tool kit to help them start their new job.
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256-345-9656
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Family Services Center, Inc
Non-profitDo you feel unexplainable rage? Does that feeling interfere with the relationship with your partner or immediate family? Anger and rage that escalate into physical violence can lead to a litany of problems. The good news is that this behavior can be changed with willingness and desire. Our state certified program with the Alabama Association of Violence Intervention Program helps individuals recognize issues that create a need to exercise control and power over other individuals. Physical intimidation, bullying, verbal and emotional abuse, social isolation and feeling the need to control others can all be factors that lead to domestic violence. Our gender specific program provides individuals with tools and communications skills that help rebuild trust and security in your relationship eliminating many of the triggers that can lead to domestic violence. Male or female, volunteer or mandated our program can help improve your most treasured relationships. We partner with area court systems, the Department of Human Resources (DHR), attorneys and local employers who provide Employee Assistance Programs.
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256-551-1610
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256-551-0722
Randolph School
Non-profitGreengate Services provides onsite educational testing, including our Dyslexia Battery, a series of seven tests to assess phonological awareness, oral and written language skills, spelling, non-verbal intelligence, word reading efficiency, oral reading fluency and comprehension, as well as the Wechsler Intelligence Scale for Children-WISC-V. We also offer an Emergent Literacy Assessment for children ages 3-5. Testing is conducted by our school psychometrist. The evaluation includes testing, scoring and analysis, a written report with recommendations and feedback session. Testing through Greengate Services is a fee-based service and we are unable to process charges to insurance companies. Therefore, we request full payment be made at the time of service. For more information on Greengate Services, please contact us.
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256-799-6107
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256-881-1784
Randolph School
Non-profitExperience Dyslexia®, presented by staff members of Greengate School at Randolph, is a powerful dyslexia simulation that lets participants experience some of the challenges and frustrations that people with dyslexia face every day. The simulation provides a lively, thought-provoking experience for teachers, parents, and anyone interested in understanding the lives of people with dyslexia. Simulations are held quarterly and are free, and open to the public.
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256-799-6107
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256-881-1784
Encore Opera Theatre dba Opera Huntsville
Non-profitOpera Huntsville has established an elementary school outreach program to take into area schools. This program allows OH to perform a short operatic program and to education school age children on this beautiful art form. We hope to encourage an interest in performance and music.
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256-417-9572
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ELM Foundation
Faith-basedGap funding after all FAFSA monies and applicable loans applied. Client must be employed 10-15 hours per week to receive funding. This is an effort based program. Client must contribute to their own expenses. If client is a minor, their family must also contribute to their expenses unless there's an extenuating circumstance. Signed referral form required from referring agency/agent. Referrals accepted through Charity Tracker. For questions, please contact Traci at traci@elmhsv.org
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256-217-7141
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The Riley Behavioral and Education Center
Non-profitPrivate day school for students with autism; provides combination of therapy and school.
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256-882-2457
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256-882-2459
Village of Promise
Non-profitA mentoring program that provides enrichment, tutoring, and leadership skill development for students in grades K-5. Through weekly engagement and established partnerships with parents, school personnel and success tutors, scholars will learn to navigate their K-5 educational journey with confidence.
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256-536-8052
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United Women of Color
Non-profitWe provide interview practice with 1:1 mock interviews and answer questions about interviewing and provide tips for successful interviewing.
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256-527-1013
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United Women of Color
Non-profitWe provide assistance with editing and developing resumes for the unemployed and underemployed seeking better opportunities.
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256-527-1013
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Asbury Church
ChurchWe offer free ESL classes. Call the office at 256-837-0365 for more information.
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256-837-0365
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256-837-2802
Grace Covenant Worship & Outreach Center, Inc (GCWOC)
ChurchDeveloping service capabilities, to consult, meet and/or refer those to other agencies, for additional resources; to acquire initial help to re-acclimate back into society and receive follow-on assistance in achieving stability.
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256-207-5999
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First Stop
Non-profitHealthy Home & Life Skills Employment Readiness Money Management Drug/Alcohol Recovery Support
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256-533-3391
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256-533-3494
Family Services Center, Inc
Non-profitFamilies & Schools Together (FAST) is a collaborative, community-based, whole family, early prevention program delivered in Title I Huntsville City Schools. Our evidence-based program incorporates play therapy, family communication techniques, stress reduction and parent empowerment. FAST consists of three, six (6) week sessions of carefully orchestrated, experiential, fun activities. These activities are designed to engage and strengthen the family unit, improving communication and strengthening the relationships between students, parents and faculty in order to enhance the educational experience for each student.
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256-551-1610
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256-551-0722
Village of Promise
Non-profitResearch shows a strong family is more likely to sustain economic independence. Our Family Connections program offers seminars in PACT (Parent and Child Time), Healthcare, Mental Health, Home/School Relationships, Learning Needs, Positive Parenting, and Financial Literacy. Families graduating from the program all receive a certificate and gift cards toward basic necessities. Our families continue into our Next Steps Programs
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256-536-8052
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Catholic Center of Concern
Non-profitFinancial Fearlessness Workshops is a series of (3) 90 minute workshops offered monthly that will empower individuals to understand the basics of income, spending, credit, and identity protection, as well as banking and borrowing basics. Session 1) Wants vs Needs, maximizing income and minimizing spending, Session 2) credit and identity protection, Session 3) banking, borrowing basics and graduation. To be eligible for graduation, the individual must have attended all three sessions. In order to register, please visit huntsvillehousinghelps.com. Click on classes in the top right corner. All classes are scheduled in Huntsville, Alabama.
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256-963-9355 102
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256-489-3484
Family Services Center, Inc
Non-profitEducating individuals and families on a wide variety of financial obstacles presented in life. Understand how to create and manage a household budget, improve your credit score, the advantages and disadvantages of obtaining a high-cost loan, payday or title pawn loan, how to avoid bankruptcy, eviction and/or foreclosure. Our professional counselors can work with you one-on-one to help you establish and achieve your goals for financial stability.
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256-551-1610
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256-551-0722
The CornerStone Initiative
Non-profitCornerStone offers a 12-week financial literacy class called Faith and Finances. This class was designed specifically for low-to-moderate income individuals or families. The facilitator is trained and certified through The Chalmers Center and the class is heavily supported by trained volunteers. Each of the 12 students who are accepted into the program is paired with a trained mentor who attends every class with them. There is also a home cooked meal provided each week.
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256-694-5393
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Village of Promise
Non-profitA 6-week literacy-based summer program that uses of the CDF Integrated Reading Curriculum (IRC) which provides culturally relevant books and hands-on enrichment activities. Scholars focus on weekly themes centered around "I can make a difference in myself, family, community, country and world with hope, education and action.
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256-536-8052
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The CARE Center
Faith-basedThe CARE Center partners with five area schools (NHES, NHHS, OCRS, MCES, and MCHS). During the school day, we provide intervention teachers and volunteer tutors. We also offer high-quality after-school and summer camp programs on-site at each school. For more information, please contact Molly at 256-723-2273.
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256-723-2273
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Asbury Church
ChurchIn partnership with Drake State, we offer GED classes on Monday and Wednesday nights. They are held at a house owned by Asbury. We offer free childcare, a meal, and tutoring in addition to the instruction provided by our Drake State partner. For more information please contact Slade Hogan at slade.hogan@weareasbury.com or Lilia Fury from Drake State at 623-399-7413.
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256-837-0365
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256-837-2802
Christian Job Corps of Madison County
Non-profitGED tutoring in math and English is available on an individual basis at our First Baptist Church site, 600 Governors Drive, Huntsville, AL 35801. For more information, contact staff at 256-428-9461 or mlogan@cwjc.net
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256-428-9435
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Youth Development Association, Inc. (YDA)
Non-profitYouth Development Assoc., Inc (YDA) provides health, wellness and SEL through our tennis and education program. YDA is an organizational member of the United States Tennis Association as a National Junior Tennis and Learning Chapter (NJTL) and NET GENERATION Service Provider to PE Departments in local schools serving underrepresented and underserved children.
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256-603-0807
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Crestwood Medical Center
OtherDoctors, Specialist and Clinical Staff are available to speak on various healthcare topics. Contact 256-429-4557 for information on requesting a topic or speaker. Topics readily available include: ALS (Lou Gehrig's disease) Arthritis, Cardiac conditions and Healthy Heart, Colon Cancer Awareness, COPD or Respiratory diseases, Gullian-Barre Syndrome (GBS), Multiple Sclerosis, Parkinson, Sepsis, Stroke/TIA's.
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256-429-4000
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The CARE Center
Faith-basedThe CARE Center provides on-site services to support adult learners, including GED, Workforce Development, Work-Based Learning, College and Career Counseling, Financial Literacy, and more. For more information, please contact Aneisha at aneisha.nolen@thecare-center.org or Cassie at cassie.white@thecare-center.org or call 256-723-2271. We include partnerships with Calhoun Community College, Drake Technical College, Madison County Career Center, AHEC, Youth Services, and more.
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256-723-2273
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Village of Promise
Non-profitChildcare for children 6 weeks to 4 years old on a sliding scale. 8:00-2:30. Aftercare is available from 2:45-4:00pm for $4.00 per hour per child. Our Infant and Toddler Program is research-based and provides a safe, healthy, loving environment for children to grow. When parents go to work, they have additional expenses such as transportation, childcare, and additional housing costs. By providing this service, not only to we help children, but we help the adults "get on their feet" financially and sustain economic independence.
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256-536-8052
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Village of Promise
Non-profitInfant University is a program designed for expecting parents through 4 years of age. This program covers children milestones, healthcare, self-care, nutrition, and goal setting. A graduation ceremony is conducted, where participants receive a certificate and gift card for basic necessities. We also hold baby showers for the expecting parents.
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256-536-8052
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CNI Solutions
Non-profitAn entrepreneurship program that takes a student from being to end in establishing a business. This program's objective is to secure financial stability for the underserved and other populations in the community.
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256-459-6020
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256-542-0600
The CornerStone Initiative
Non-profit8-week soft-skills class that leads to strong opportunities for employment. Class is Christ-centered and heavily rooted in relationships. Each student is paired with a trained mentor who attends every class with their student. The class meets two times per week from 5:30 - 8:00 PM. A warm, home cooked meal is also provided. Students must fill out an application and be interviewed prior to acceptance in the class. Students must complete all homework, any additional assigned tasks, and have no more than 3 absences in order to graduate.
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256-694-5393
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Christian Job Corps of Madison County
Non-profitA variety of classes designed to enhance job skills is offered to men and women enrolled in the Christian Job Corps program. For more information contact staff at 256-428-9461 or mlogan@cwjc.net, or go to cwjc.net for more information and to apply.
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256-428-9435
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Crestwood Medical Center
OtherMonthly Joint Replacement Education classes are offered. Go to link - https://www.crestwoodmedcenter.com/classes-events?taxonomy=Joint-Pain-Seminar-Events
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256-429-4000
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Leadership Greater Huntsville
Non-profitLeadership Greater Huntsville exists to identify, educate, inspire, and connect leaders to build a better community.
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256-469-2884
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Lincoln Village Ministry
Faith-basedAccreditation from AdvancED 100% Students on Scholarship 9 Certified Teachers Part-Time Bible and PE Teacher 12:1 Student-Teacher Ratio STEM Opportunities & Field Trips 100% Parent Involvement in Conferences WellStone Counselor on Campus
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256-701-4303
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Faith Presbyterian Church
ChurchFaith has a Little Free Library box located in the parking lot at the intersection of Airport Road and Whitesburg Drive. Books for all ages are available for free to anyone.
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256-881-4811
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Lincoln Village Ministry
Faith-based3 & 4 Year-Old Students Montessori Method Biblical Intergration Orton-Gillingham Trained Teachers Literacy Centers Parent Power Class After-Care Hours
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256-701-4303
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Unity Psychiatric Care
BusinessOn the fourth Tuesday of every month, we provide a Lunch and Learn open to the community at our hospital. Topics vary throughout the year. CEUs are provided for Social Work, Nursing and some Administrator.
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256-964-6700
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256-964-6735
AGAPE of North Alabama
Non-profitTrust-Based Relational Intervention (TBRI) Caregivers' Training is an evidence-based model for parenting and working with children who have experienced complex developmental trauma. Agape has four TBRI Practitioners on staff and offer TBRI Caregivers' Training twice each year.
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256-859-4481
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256-859-4483
Next Step Farms
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256-679-0963
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Village of Promise
Non-profitOur Next Steps Program has three components: ESL, GED, and Adult Literacy. ESL class is offered on Wednesday's & Friday's from 9:00am-10:30am at the Village of Promise. We currently offer Level 1 and Level 2 beginners course. Our GED program is offered in partnership with Drake State. Classes are held on Monday & Wednesday's from 12:30-3:30pm. Our Adult Literacy program is personalized and offered for adults trying to improve their skills in order to pass the GED. Class is offered on Tuesday, Wednesday, & Thursday's. Our Workforce Development is conducted in partnership with several companies including TOC and Toyota. We work with adults to create a career path of upward mobility in order to improve economic independence and sustainability.
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256-536-8052
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Family Services Center, Inc
Non-profitChildren need their fathers. Fathers need their children. Fathers have a valuable role in the life of both children and family. Whether you're a new father, widowed father, stepfather or in a father-like role, research overwhelmingly supports the benefits to children and families through positive male nurturance. For children to experience these benefits, fathers must be present, however presence is only the beginning. It is the quality of a father's presence that matters most in enhancing the life of his children. ?Regardless of a child's age, our techniques are designed to help father's develop positive parenting methods through self-awareness, communication and co-parenting skills, and appropriate disciplinary techniques to become the best father he can be.
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256-551-1610
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256-551-0722
CAP & GOWN Project
Non-profitOperation 36 ACT tutoring is available at all Huntsville City High Schools.
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610-554-0363
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Randolph School
Non-profitThe Associate Level Training Course provides an excellent foundation of core concepts for anyone who teaches reading and written language skills at any grade level, but especially for those teaching students who struggle with dyslexia or reading and written language disorders. Our training programs are approved by the International Dyslexia Association and the Orton-Gillingham Academy. Associate Level Training Course The Associate Level training is an intensive, 60 to 70-hour two-week course. It is designed for teachers and professionals with a minimum of a bachelor's degree who intend to work with students in small group remediation or in one-on-one tutorials. It is also appropriate for general education teachers who would like more complete understanding of the structure of language and multisensory instruction techniques for whole class teaching. This summer, we are offering a session on June 7 - 18, 2021. The cost for the course, including materials, is $1,700. Currently, the course will be offered in a virtual format. If we are able to transition to an in-person training, it will be held in the Middle School Library, which is located on the Drake Campus. Course Topics include: The nature of dyslexia and reading problems Principles of multi-sensory instruction Alphabetic principle Phonology and phonological awareness Spelling instruction Fluency Syllable types and division patterns Introduction to and practice in lesson planning and delivery Handwriting Structure and History of the English Language An introduction to Advanced Decoding and Morphology Formal Assessment Neurological basis of dyslexia Dyslexia, ADHD, and related challenges Information about the practicum mentoring program Class Requirements: The Associate Level course includes daily homework assignments, quizzes, and written responses to selected readings which are part of course requirements.
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256-799-6107
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256-881-1784
Family Services Center, Inc
Non-profitRaising children in today's environment can be the most challenging yet rewarding experience of one's lifetime. Being an involved parent is important to raising a healthy child and creating a long-lasting positive relationship. Our parenting program utilizes an evidence-based curriculum designed to assist parents gain a better understanding of child development, improve communication skills, assist parents in developing nurturing skills and parenting with affection and positive reinforcement instead of fear, anger or intimidation.
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256-551-1610
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256-551-0722
Parkinson's Dynamics/Rock Steady Boxing Rocket Cty
Non-profitWhat started with Rock Steady Boxing Rocket City developed into Parkinson's Dynamics because we saw a need in our community. We provide exercise, education, wellness and support to Parkinson's clients and their families. We offer HOPE to those on this journey with PD. We will expand our outreach when we move in to the renovated armory in John Hunt Park in Feb. 2024!
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256-513-8164
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256-936-4484
Crestwood Medical Center
OtherTuesday and Saturday classes held. Go to link - https://www.crestwoodmedcenter.com/childbirth-education. Classes include: Prepared Child Birth, Natural Child Birth, Breastfeeding, Sibling, Newborn Care, Daddy Boot Camp, Grandparenting and Gestational Diabetes.
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256-429-4000
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WEDC Foundation
Non-profitScholars in our program receive quarterly training in a variety of areas to propel them further in the professional world and life. Workshops include topics covering interview & resume skills, self-care, business etiquette, and financial fundamentals. To become a scholar, interested collegiate women can apply online annually January - April 30th. If you are interested in facilitating one of these workshops, please contact the WEDCF office.
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256-652-1600
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Arc of Madison County, Inc.
Non-profitProject SEARCH serves people with disabilities through innovative workforce and career development. Through this process, we educate employers about the potential of this underutilized workforce while meeting their human resource needs. Project SEARCH Huntsville is a school to work transition program for young adults who have completed their high school course of study and wish to participate in job training to gain work experience, explore career interests, and learn new employability skills. The program is designed to prepare interns for competitive employment. Project SEARCH is a partnership between the Alabama State Department of Education, Alabama Department of Rehabilitation Services, Alabama Developmental Disabilities Council, the Arc of Madison County, Huntsville City School Systems, and Huntsville Health Services. Representatives of each agency collaborate to provide transition services to interns participating in the program. Services include instruction in employment, and independent living skills, job coaching, and job development. Interns complete three internship rotations at Huntsville Hospital where they are immersed in authentic learning experiences. Internship placement is based on individual interests and skill sets.
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256-539-2266
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256-539-2836
Village of Promise
Non-profitPhonics based program for children 1st-8th grades. We have four Orton Gillingham trained tutors who provide instruction for students who struggle and may be/are dyslexic. This service is provided on a sliding scale, with 100% of our current participants receiving free services. We also provide assistance for students struggling in other areas.
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256-536-8052
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Alabama Arise
Non-profitWe inform people about proposed state policies that could help Alabamians with low-incomes such as untaxing groceries, Medicaid expansion, payday lending reform, etc.
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334-832-9060
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Randolph School
Non-profitThe purpose of the Teaching Fellowship is to recruit recent and/or early career college graduates from under-represented groups to Randolph School with the goal of retaining these teachers as full-time, faculty members at the conclusion of their fellowship program. The Fellowship program supports Randolph School's strategic goal of increasing diversity among the teaching faculty. Each Randolph Fellow is paired with an experienced mentor teacher to encourage and guide the Fellow throughout the year as they prepare for a career in education. Recent college graduates (no more than 5 years out from completing their undergraduate degree) from historically under-represented groups in the teaching profession are eligible to apply for the fellowship. A Fellow may be selected to teach in the lower, middle, upper, or Greengate divisions of the School, based on the respective skills and experience of the applicant and the needs of the School. While prior teaching experience or an education degree is preferred, it is not required. In addition to being supported by an experienced classroom teacher, each Fellow will receive the following benefits: Competitive salary and benefits package Relocation allowance if needed Budget for professional growth and development Mentoring relationship to grow and develop as a classroom educator Support team to both transition to Randolph School as well as the local community Hands-on, classroom experience in a paired teaching environment
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256-799-6107
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256-881-1784
Serving Hope, Inc
Non-profitServSafe certification
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256-203-4079
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256-532-5277
Valley Christian Counseling - Spanish Services
Non-profitWe provide psychoeducation for the Hispanic immigrants in North Alabama. Maria Stansbury is a bilingual Licensed Master Social Worker, under supervision. She partners with local social service agencies to provide group and individual sessions in person and online.
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256-722-8091
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Family Services Center, Inc
Non-profitHas your alcohol and/or drug use impacted your life through the loss of family, friends, employment and health? Have you gotten into legal trouble due to past decisions? Approximately 10% of Americans currently struggle with substance abuse. Even "occasional" use can quickly escalate into dependency, and it can be very difficult to break free once this cycle has begun. Participants in our program may voluntarily seek help with our services, while others are oftentimes involved in diversion programs that required attendance in group sessions in order to meet the requirements of the court in relation to their specific violation /offense. Upon successful completion of the program, defendants may be eligible to have their case dismissed by the District Attorney's Office.
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256-551-1610
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256-551-0722
Randolph School
Non-profitGreengate School at Randolph's four-week summer reading program works to strengthen language and math skills for children with reading difficulties. The summer program offers daily reading tutorials conducted by specialists trained in Orton-Gillingham instruction, an approach designed for bright children who struggle in reading, spelling and writing. This helps ensure the child doesn't lose precious academic ground during the long weeks of summer.
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256-799-6107
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256-881-1784
Family Services Center, Inc
Non-profitFor some non-violent crimes, such as theft, a Pre-Trial Diversion program is an option. A candidate for diversion is willing to take responsibility for their actions and participate in a court mandated program for a period of time. The goal for a theft diversion program is to promote responsible behavior to prevent future offenses. The program addresses defense mechanisms and roadblocks that prevent taking responsibility, stress management, financial accountability and responsibility, money management and alcohol/drug abuse awareness. Completion of the program, in addition to other court mandated requirements, can lead to the expungement of a first-time offense.
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256-551-1610
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256-551-0722
UCP Huntsville-United Cerebral Palsy of Huntsville & the Tennessee Valley
Non-profitTourism ALL-a-Bama is a statewide training and implementation program designed to create lasting change in Alabama tourism through connecting hospitality partners with the advocacy community and Alabama families who are not currently being served in an autism-friendly manner. The long-term goals of this project will be to equip families with tools to prepare for and enjoy travel and to position Alabama as an autism-friendly travel destination. For more information, visit Tourism ALL-a-Bama or call 256-859-4900.
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256-859-4900
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Graces of Gurley
Non-profitWe have limited space for after school tutoring. Space depends on availability of tutors. Parents must call Graces for an application.
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256-361-9281
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UCP Huntsville-United Cerebral Palsy of Huntsville & the Tennessee Valley
Non-profitFamily Connections is a free parent-child program for children with special needs and their siblings (ages 18 months to 5 years). Family Connections provides parent training with a developmental specialist, parent/child playgroups (Family Fun Times), family events for networking and support, seasonal activities for children, resource information and referrals. For more information, email swright@ucphuntsville.org or call 256-852-5600.
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256-859-4900
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UCP Huntsville-United Cerebral Palsy of Huntsville & the Tennessee Valley
Non-profitUCP Parents as Teachers is a free parent education home visiting program. We serve expectant families and families with children up to kindergarten age. Our focus is parent-child interaction, knowledge of child development, and family well-being. Please contact Amanda Yancey at 256-801-0144.
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256-859-4900
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Regional Autism Network-UAH
OtherThe RAN provides education and training services to any organization in the area looking on becoming more neurodiverse and working with those with autism
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256-824-2317
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256-824-6818