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AGENCIES
30 trusted nonprofit organizations working alongside United Way to build a stronger, healthier, more connected West Alabama.


Linking those needing help or information with those who can provide it.

Serves those disabled by brain or spinal cord injuries through financial assistance, respite care, camps and support groups.

Disaster relief, services to the military, CPR/First Aid/Safety Classes.

Job skills training and placement for adults aged 21 and older.

Provides autism services in Tuscaloosa and surrounding counties to children from preschool to young adults.

Screened volunteers provide one-on-one friendships to at-risk children.

Preparing young people to make ethical and moral choices over their lifetimes by instilling in them the values of the Scout Oath and Law.

Education, recreation, and leadership programs for children and youth.

Providing financial assistance for rent, utilities, food, clothing, prescriptions, and IDs to those living in poverty.

Day care for adults with Alzheimer's, Parkinson's, and other forms of dementia.

Addresses prevention and self-help for persons who have or fear they may abuse their children.

Family resource center located in Sumter County.

Provides assistance to children and adults with physical handicaps.

Counseling for individuals and families.

HIV/AIDS education and services to those living with HIV/AIDS, providing patient-centered medical, prevention, testing, and case management services.

Programs and services for Tuscaloosa residents 50+.

Educational and recreational programs for girls.

Provides primary health care to the uninsured with incomes at or below federal poverty guidelines.

Professional health care support for the terminally ill, either inpatient or at-home care.

Halfway house for drug and alcohol dependent men and women.

Emergency food and lodging for those with nowhere to turn.

Improves health status of families affected by sickle cell disease and other abnormal hemoglobin disorders while increasing awareness and aiding in the search for a cure.

Prepares at-risk 4-year-olds for kindergarten.

Providing affordable, educational, health, and recreational activities in a safe environment for people of all ages in Marengo County.

Help to those in need, including food, clothing and emergency medicine.

Safe shelter and counseling for abuse victims and their children.

24/7 sexual assault crisis center providing forensic examination, follow-up care, medical advocacy, counseling, and support group services to survivors.

Providing support services to families and helping develop skills and resources to improve the family's quality of life.

Serving individuals with intellectual and physical disabilities and their families.

To put Christian principles into practice through programs that build healthy spirit, mind, and body for all.
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