A.C.T.S. (Association of Christians in Tallassee for Service)
P.O. Box 781111 Tallassee, AL 36078
ph 334.283.6750

Offers financial help as well as food, clothing, etc. year-round to individuals. Other donations come from area churches, businesses, clubs and individuals. Also operates Tallassee Christmas Clearing House program.

Aid to Inmate Mothers
434 North McDonough Street 36104
ph 262.2245 | fax 262.2296
email carol@inmatemoms.org
www.inmatemoms.org

Aid to Inmate Mothers (AIM) provides literacy and parenting classes to incarcerated mothers, preparation for release, visitation and outreach to children, and 12 months of post--release followup.

American Cancer Society
3054-C McGehee Rd. 36111
ph 288.3432| fax 612.8181
cancer.org

Conducts educational efforts on prevention, detection and treatment of cancer; provides professional education to doctors and nurses; assists with some direct patient services; helps to fund national cancer research.

American Legion Auxiliary #2
3961 Fairfield Drive 36109          

ph 396-1518

Administers a fund to provide assistance to needy veterans. Provides help with transportation when medical needs arise; counsels veterans with personal problems; conducts recreational and social activities for hospitalized veterans; furnishes food and clothing to needy veterans and their families at Christmas.

American Red Cross of Central Alabama
5015 Woods Crossing 36106
ph 260.3980 | fax 260.4070
e-mail admin@montgomeryarc.org
www.montgomeryarc.org

The American Red Cross of Central Alabama Provides 24-hour assistance to victims of disaster, emergency communications for armed forces members and their families. Trains in skills such as First Aid, CPR and water safety; teaches HIV/AIDS prevention; administers Project Share program.

Autauga County Family Support Center
113 W Main St Prattville AL 36067
ph 334.361.4703 | fax 334.361.4747
www.acfsc.org

The mission of the Family Support Center is to improve the quality of life in children and families in Autauga County through education, advocacy and employment.

Boy Scouts of America
Tukabatchee Area Council
3067 Carter Hill Road 36111
ph 262.2697 | fax 834.6521
www.tukabatcheebsa.org

Serves youth ages 7-20 in 14 Central Alabama counties. Programs include Tiger Cubs, Cub Scouts, Boy Scouts, and Explorers (co-ed program), Learning for Life in-school program and Camp Sunshine for boys.

Boys & Girls Clubs of Montgomery
West End: 220 Crenshaw St. - 263.3371
Trenholm Court: 428 S. Union St - 386.3055
Chisholm: 2612 Lower Wetumpka Rd. - 265.2469
Central Office: ph 832.4288 | fax 832.4289
www.bgcmala.org

Serves children ages 6-18 from local neighborhoods with programs that aid in social, educational, vocational, health and character development. Activities include sports, crafts, tutoring, camping, special events and leadership opportunities.

Boys & Girls Clubs of South Central Alabama
Corporate Office, 456 S. Court St. 36108
ph 262.7727 | fax 262.7779
www.bgc-sca.org

Provide programs in the areas of Education/Career Development, Prevention, Life Skills, Sports/Recreation, the Arts, and Character/Leadership in Montgomery and Autauga counties.

Club locations:

Adult Educational Lab
ph 263.5194

Prattville Unit (Autauga County)
ph 361.1833

Brantwood Children's Home
1309 Upper Wetumpka Road 36107
ph 265.0784 | fax 265.9701
brantwoodchildrenshome.org

Residential care, on-campus school and counseling for abused, neglected and/or abandoned children aged 10 - 20. Independent and Transitional Living programs available for older teens.

Catholic Social Services
4455 Narrow Lane Road 36116
ph 288.8890 | fax 288.9322
www.cssalabama.org

Catholic Social Services provides emergency aid for families or individuals in crisis, Thrift Shop with low cost clothing/household items, sliding-scale therapeutic counseling, pregnancy counseling, adoption and foster care. Services available to persons of all faiths.

Chemical Addictions Program (CAP)
1153 Air Base Blvd. 36108
ph 269-2150| fax 265.0475
www.capmgm.com

Provides chemical dependency treatment for adolescents and adults. Adult programs include 14-28 day crisis residential treatment and intensive outpatient services.  Adolescent treatment is through an intensive outpatient program.

Child Protect
935 S. Perry St.
ph 262.1220 | fax 262.2252
e-mail childprotect@childprotect.org
www.childprotect.org

Child Protect provides a non-threatening site where child victims relate their experiences of abuse to interviewers who help minimize the trauma. A multidisciplinary team of investigators, social workers, district attorneys and medical personnel track each case for appropriate action.

Children's Center of Montgomery
310 N. Madison Terrace 36107
ph 262.4850 | fax 262.4853

Special programs are designed to serve children ages 1 month to 21 years of age diagnosed as mentally or physically disabled or developmentally delayed. Services include physical, speech and occupational therapy. The Monsky Developmental Clinic evaluates children with suspected or documented developmental problems using the multidisciplinary approach.

Easter Seals  Camp ASCCA
P.O. Box 21
5278 Camp ASCCA Drive
Jackson's Gap, AL 36861
ph 256.825.9226
1.800.843.2267
www.campascca.org

Camp ASCCA's goal is to serve those who can derive maximum benefit from the resident camp experience and provide a healthier, happier, longer, and more productive life for children and adults of all abilities. Camp ASCCA will also accent "reverse mainstreaming" by including non-disabled persons with disabled persons.

Easter Seals Central Alabama
Rehabilitation and Career Center
2125 E. South Boulevard, Montgomery 36116
ph 288.0240 | fax 288.7171                               www.easterseals.org

Easter Seals provides services to children and adults from the River Region counties - Autauga, Elmore, Lowndes, Macon and Montgomery; Services provided through various programs include vocational and employment services, speech/language services, and medical programs.

504 Autauga Street
Wetumpka, AL 36092

Elmore County Family Resource Center

340 Queen Ann Rd., Wetumpka, AL 36092
ph 514.4150

 Offers “one stop shopping” for resources for families, adults and children in Elmore County.

Family Guidance Center of Alabama
2358 Fairlane Drive 36116
ph 270.4100 | fax 270.4104
email fgc@familyguidancecenter.org
www.familyguidancecenter.org

Additional Programs:

Family Coaches Program
Child Care Management Program

Parkview Adult Day Health Services
1625 Lake Street 36104
ph 262.4111 | fax 262.0898

Big Brothers Big Sisters Program
Family Service & Resource Program
Counseling Services
Family Service Center of Lowndes County
Families in Transition Program
Families of the Year Awards Program
Travelers Aid
Ways to Work Family Loan Program
Early Child Care & Education Programs

Family Guidance Center of Alabama has provided quality services designed to strengthen families since 1959. Their full range of services include counseling, parenting education, mentoring, child care support services, adult day care, career development, job training and other therapeutic services for families.

Family Sunshine Center
P.O. Box 5160 36103-5160
Crisis Line: 263.0218 or 1.800.650.6522
1.800.787.3224 (hearing impaired)
ph 206.2100 | fax 206.2111
e-mail info@familysunshine.org
www.familysunshine.org

The Family Sunshine Center serves victims, potential victims and perpetrators of family violence. Maintains a shelter for abused/ neglected children and/or battered wives. Other services include crisis hotlines, counseling, referral, information and education for abused spouses and children.

Provides a system of perinatal services, education, tracking, and care coordination for pregnant women and their babies. Services include prenatal, delivery, postpartum care, nutrition counseling and child health services.

Girl Scouts of Southern Alabama, Inc.
145 Coliseum Blvd. 36109
ph 272.9164 | fax 272.6574
www.gssca.org

Serves girls ages 5-17 in 16 south central Alabama counties. Key elements of the Girl Scout program focus on values building, character development, social responsibility and the development of decision-making skills.

Goodwill Industries of Central Alabama
900 Air Base Blvd. 36196
ph 263.4633 | fax 263.5817
www.goodwill.org

Goodwill Industries provide employment opportunities for persons with disabilities. On-the-job training program includes work adjustment, job development, counseling, skill training, job placement and follow-up.

 ph 263.2301 | fax 263.0881

www.hservinc.org

Provides comprehensive primary health and dental care for residents of this area, functioning as part of the U. S. Public Health Service network of community health centers. United Way funds elements of the prenatal program.

Hospice of Montgomery
1111 Holloway Park 36117
ph 279.6677 | fax 277.2223
www.hospiceofmontgomery.org

Professionals and volunteers offer caring and supportive services to terminally ill patients and their families. Provides education and outreach programs addressing death, dying and bereavement. The mission is to enable patients to remain at home, free from pain, in an atmosphere of love and support so that their final days are spent with dignity. State licensed and Medicare/Medicaid certified. 35-mile radius service area includes Montgomery, Elmore and Autauga counties.

Janice Capilouto Center for the Deaf Easter Seals
2125 East South Boulevard, 36116
ph 288.0240| fax 277-2223

Provides training, job placement, technology assistance and other resources for the hearing impaired in the River Region.

Junior Achievement of East Alabama and West Georgia
804 S. Jennings St. Lanett, AL 36863
ph 334.644.4990 | fax 334.644.4902
email jalanett@charter.net
www.ja.org

Junior Achievement uses hands-on experiences to help young people understand the economics of life. In partnership with business and educators, Junior Achievement brings the real world to students, opening their minds to their potential.

Lighthouse Counseling Center, Inc.
1415 East South Boulevard 36116
ph 286.5980 | fax 286.5993
www.lighthousehelp.com

Louise M. Smith Developmental Center (AWE/ARC)
298 Jay Street, Prattville 36066
ph 365.4054 | fax 361.0335
www.smithcenterarc.org

The Smith Center serves developmentally disabled children 0-3 and adults aged 16 and older, residing in Autauga and Western Elmore counties. Adults receive training based on an individualized educational plan with employment as an ultimate goal. The Autauga/West Elmore Association for Retarded Citizens owns and operates the Center, Early Intervention program and residential program.

Maxwell-Gunter Youth Activities
42nd MSG/SVYY-G (Gunter), 220 S. Turner Boulevard, 36114        ph 416-3436| fax 416-3004

Serves the youth on Maxwell AFB and Gunter Annex with a variety of activities including sports, recreation, arts and crafts, gymnastics, instructional programs, and separate summer day camp programs.  Both locations have a youth center and a school age center.

Offers free primary health care and prescriptions to low-income citizens not eligible for Medicaid or Medicare.

Through public education and advocacy, focuses on improved care for persons mentally ill, and promotes mental wellness. Offers round-table discussion series, educational programs and materials, and support groups.

Montgomery Area Council on Aging
115 E. Jefferson St. 36104
ph 263.0532 | fax 240-6769

www.macoa.org

Promotes independent and dignified living for senior citizens. Operates neighborhood senior centers (nutrition, fellowship, recreation, health & education activities), Meals on Wheels, the Archibald Senior Center, (recreation, education, and personal enrichment programs), homemaker, chore/repair and information/ referral programs, transportation, and sponsorship of the tri-county Retired Senior Volunteer Program (RSVP).

Montgomery Association for Retarded Citizens (MARC)
527 Buckingham Drive 36116
ph 281-6938| fax 286.9102
www.marcpa.org   

MARC provides services to mentally and physically challenged children and adults. Programs include the H.O.P.E. Project, which provides early intervention services to children ages birth to 3 with developmental delays or disabilities, and McInnis School, which serves adult Trainable Mentally Retarded who may also have other handicapping conditions.  Special programs include vocational training, job placement, after school care, adult/seniors activities, in-home and family services, residential living and case management.

Nellie Burge Community Center
1226 Clay St. 36104
ph 264.4108fax 264.1295                               

www.nellieburge.org

Serves the social needs of citizens in the Bell Street/West End area. Conducts education program for school-dropout mothers, a pre-school licensed day care and an after-school enrichment program.

PASS: Peers are Staying Straight (THE NOBLE IDEA)
696 Silver Hills Drive 36066
ph 358.4900 fax 358.4909
www.pass-inc.net

P.A.S.S. (Peers Are Staying Straight) is an innovative approach to reducing irresponsible behaviors which currently serve as the norm for adolescent populations.  P.A.S.S. promotes intolerance of drug use and violence in Autauga County youth. A primary component of the project is to affect change in teen perceptions so that risky behaviors become deglamorized.

Salvation Army
900 Bell Street 36104
ph 265.0281 | fax 265.3092
www.salvationarmyusa.org

SAYNO in the Montgomery Area, Inc.
492 S. Court St. 36104
ph 265.1821 | fax 264.5154
www.saynomontgomery.org

Develops, implements River-Region anti-drug programs, services. Develops, networks programs for high risk youth, families and revitalization for at-risk neighborhoods. Develops, distributes drug education materials, provides assistance and referral services. Conducts annual Red Ribbon Week, Kids & Kops Day, Deputy Dave Day. Member Weed & Seed, DHR Quality Assurance, three Children’s Policy Councils. Certified prevention agency by DMHMR, AADAA.

The ARC of Eastern Elmore County
P.O. Box 847, Wetumka 36092
ph 514.0708 fax 514.4455
www.thearcofalabama.com/chapters/elmore.html

The ARC of Eastern Elmore County offers services to mentally and developmentally disabled adolescents and adults.

The Second Chance Foundation
810 Cedar Street 36106
ph 263.9733 fax 263.9031
email rmorris@2ndchance.org

Second Chance is a therapeutic day treatment program that provides counseling, behavior modification, academic remediation, life skills training and community service opportunities for youth expelled from school.

 www.volunteer-info.org

Recruits and matches volunteers to meet community needs.  Coordinates Christmas Clearinghouse to assist families in need during the holidays.  Operates an 8-county 211 dial code one can call for community health and social services information and referral to link callers in need of assistance to the appropriate agency.  Publishes the Community Resources Directory and Clubs and Organizations Directory annually.

U S O (United Service Organization)
ph 202.783.8121
www.uso.org

YMCA - Montgomery, Millbrook, Wetumpka

Montgomery YMCA
880 South Lawrence St, 36104
ph 269.4362 | fax 269.4836
www.ymcamontgomery.org

Wetumpka YMCA
200 Red Eagle Drive, Wetumpka,36092
ph 567.8282 fax 567-5910

Millbrook YMCA
4700 Camp Grandview Rd, Millbrook, 36054                                   ph 290.9622 fax 285.5935

Provides quality programs to develop the character of boys, girls, young men and women. Programs improve the spiritual, mental, moral, social and physical life of those who participate. Offers pre-school and after-school child care and leadership development programs for youth.

YMCA, Prattville
600 Main Street, Prattville 36067
ph 365.8852 | fax 361.0569
email wbradford@preattvilleymca.org
www.prattvilleymca.org