Alabama Non-Violent Offenders
Non-profitWe work to help non-violent offenders to get their Alabama record expunged. 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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Alabama Non-Violent Offenders
Non-profitWe work to help non-violent offenders to obtain a state pardon. 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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Alabama Non-Violent Offenders
Non-profitWe work to help non-violent offenders to get their voting rights reinstated. 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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Alabama Non-Violent Offenders
Non-profitWe work to help non-violent offenders to get their birth certificate. Please have ready as many identifying documents as you can. 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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Alabama Non-Violent Offenders
Non-profitWe work to help non-violent offenders to gin employment through referrals and placement. Please have ready as many identifying documents as you can. 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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Alabama Non-Violent Offenders
Non-profitWe work to help non-violent offenders obtain their Alabama Non-Driver's I.D.. Please have as many identifying documents available as you can. 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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Alabama Non-Violent Offenders
Non-profitWe work to help non-violent offenders to get their out of state record expunged. 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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Arc of Madison County, Inc.
Non-profitOur Autism Clinic provides diagnostic evaluations for Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD). We see children ages 2 to 5 years old, to evaluate social and emotional development, communication, thinking and problem-solving ability, adaptive skills and behavior. Autism evaluations can be initiated by parents or through a referral from your child's pediatrician. The Autism Clinic can determine if your insurance covers the evaluation prior to scheduling an assessment. The Arc worked with professionals to create a best practice diagnostic clinic. The clinic was established to fill a need in our community for low income children and families who did not have resources to get a diagnoses for their child. This diagnosis helps to open up many new services for these kids. In October of 2022, The Arc became a provider for the state autism waiver. While there are still services that can be provided under this waiver, our program will start providing in-home educational services to parents of children with autism. In the future, additional services will be added.
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256-539-2266
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256-539-2836
Bessong & Ministries, Inc.
Non-profitWe offer referral services, for information for local assistance for housing, food, furniture, spiritual counseling, job openings, and other needs that individuals may call for.
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256-417-9911
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Transitions
Non-profitWe provide psycho-education and case management of human services. We begin this process with a mental health assessment, that leads with an individualized strength-based inventory and an evidence based mental status evaluation. This assessment focuses on the identification of strengths and weaknesses; the identification of familial, criminal and substance use history and asks the question of "how can we help". The instrument provides the counselor and case manager with the opportunity to identify gaps in services and management of those resources deemed necessary as most beneficial for the individual. In turn, this process offers the individual a structured treatment plan and process and coordinated support. Housing, individual counseling sessions, coupled with bi-weekly groups and individual life skill classes are also a part of the individuals coordinated treatment process.
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256-270-8424
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256-964-8162
New Futures, Inc.
Non-profitProviding extensive case management services for homeless families with children seeking to move into stable, independent housing.
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256-929-3215
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ELM Foundation
Faith-basedThe ELM Foundation provides intensive case management for clients who are willing and capable of working and wish to become self sufficient and no longer reliant on government or nonprofit resources. Assistance with goal setting, supportive services and outcomes tracking is offered.
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256-217-7141
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The CARE Center
Faith-basedThe CARE Center provides intensive case management for our adult education and workforce development programs (Ignite Your Potential.) For more information, call 256-723-2271 or email Aneisha at aneisha.nolen@thecare-center.org.
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256-723-2273
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The CARE Center
Faith-basedThe CARE Center provides a crisis case manager to ensure clients who receive assistance with crisis services follow through with goals and referrals and stay on the pathway to sustainability.
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256-723-2273
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STUDIO 60 Senior Center
Non-profitThe Center for Adult Day Care is a comprehensive service program providing social and enrichment care for individuals 18 and older. The Center for Adult Day Care not only is a wonderful program for the individual, but also offers a respite for the caregiver. Care giving is an unceasing, and demanding role in which the sharing of care and support is of vital importance. Enrolling your loved one in the Center for Adult Day Care presents a beneficial solution for more than just the caregiver: + Corporations and businesses are able to retain good employees who do not need to alter their work schedule or quit their jobs in order to stay at home and care for their loved one. + Employees are not forced to jeopardize current and potential job opportunities, due to absenteeism. + The cost effectiveness of using the Center for Adult Day Care outweighs the expense and burden of in-home care. + The community and its leaders are able to take pride in offering a compassionate and practical alternative for the caring of their citizens. + Taxpayers benefit as the cost of participation in the Center for Adult Day Care is far lower than premature institutionalization. If you, a relative or friend is interested in this program please call Julie Born, Center for Adult Day Care, at 256.880.7094. Get additional information on the Center for Adult Day Care at www.centerforadultdaycare.com/
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256-880-7080
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WellStone
Non-profitWellStone is proud to offer Community Education services to promote learning and social development work with individuals and groups in our communities. WellStone offers a range of opportunities for Community Education including Mental Health First Aid, Connections Matter, "Question, Persuade, and Refer" (QPR), and Prevention Services, as well as speaking engagements, presentations about behavioral health conditions, and providing a presence at community events. WellStone is also available to participate in panel discussions, offer meeting spaces for your organization, and to speak about services offered by our agencies.
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256-533-1970
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Arc of Madison County, Inc.
Non-profitCommunity Experience provides programs that offer community-based educational, vocational, adaptive daily skills training, and support to adults with intellectual disabilities. Specific training areas include physical, occupational, nutritional, speech, and counseling.
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256-539-2266
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256-539-2836
Community Free DENTAL Clinic
Non-profitDental Evaluations, Dental Extractions, Dental Fillings, Dental Cleanings, Dental Cancer screenings
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256-489-1853
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Arc of Madison County, Inc.
Non-profitThe new waiver program targets to serve persons with intellectual disabilities (ID) not currently receiving services through a current home and community-based services waiver, including those on the waiting list for the existing Intellectual Disabilities or Living at Home waivers. The program focuses on serving individuals and families before they are in crisis. Service providers will focus on goals of home and community-based services programs such as community integration, opportunities for employment, and developing skills for independence. The community waiver program will offer services to persons with intellectual disabilities in five enrollment groups, based on age and relative independence, each with a set of services designed to serve them: Children with ID (ages 3-13) who live with family/other natural supports Transition-age youth with ID (ages 14-22) who live with family/other natural supports or (ages 18-22) who live independently Working-age or older adults with ID (ages 23+) who live with family/other natural supports or who live independently Individuals with ID (ages 3+) who are unable to live with family/other natural supports or to live independently Individuals with ID (ages 22+) who have a minimum of one substantial functional limitation Available for application in Baldwin, Elmore, Houston, Jefferson, Limestone, Madison, Mobile, Montgomery, Morgan, Tuscaloosa, and walker counties. Call Center: 1-800-361-4491 Services Include: Community Integration Connection and Skills Training, Community Transportation, Employment and Coworker Supports, Supported Employment, Financial Literacy and Work Incentives Benefits Counseling, Family Empowerment and Systems Navigation Counseling, Housing Counseling Services, Housing Start-Up Assistance, Peer Specialist Services, Personal Assistance Community, Supported Living Services
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256-539-2266
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256-539-2836
Legacy Health Connections
Non-profitFree hair care services for homeless and other under-resourced children and teens.
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256-316-5500
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Arc of Madison County, Inc.
Non-profitEarly Intervention is a program that provides services to children from birth to 3 years old who have significant developmental delays or are diagnosed with mental or physical conditions which have a high probability of developmental delays. Services may include special instruction, speech therapy, physical therapy, and other types of service based on the needs of the child and family. In accordance with Alabama's Early Intervention System, eligible infant and toddlers are those who: Exhibit developmental delays of at least 25% in one of the five developmental areas: cognitive, communication, adaptive/self help, physical/motor and social/emotional Have a diagnosed condition which has a high probability of resulting in a developmental delay Alabama's Early Intervention system provides evaluation and assessment to determine if the child meets the state's eligibility definition. Once the child has been evaluated and found to be eligible, the family, the service coordinator, and the service providers work together to develop an individualized Family Service Plan (IFSP). The IFSP describes the supports and services necessary to meet the outcomes for the child and family.
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256-539-2266
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256-539-2836
Madison Baptist Association Disaster Relief
Faith-basedMadison Baptist Association Disaster Relief volunteers have the capability of designing and constructing Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA)-compliant handicap ramps to accommodate emergency, short-term or long-term home and other access for injured or handicapped persons. Although design and construction are at no cost, ramp materials must be paid for following design acceptance and before construction can begin. Funding has been directly from clients or from churches—e.g. benevolence funds, Sunday School associates, other. For more information on this service, contact Jack Fuson, Madison Baptist Association Disaster Relief Coordinator.
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571-268-1072
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ADPH
GovernmentFood, Milk, and Lodging; Indoor Lead/Asbestos/Air Pollution; Onsite Sewage
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256-533-8716
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256-533-1570
First Stop
Non-profitmeals, mail, showers, and laundry in the First Stop Day Center
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256-533-3391
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256-533-3494
First Stop
Non-profitDevelop Relationships Provide Essential Needs Encourage Use of First Stop services
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256-533-3391
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256-533-3494
First Stop
Non-profitBackground check, DD214, etc.
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256-533-3391
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256-533-3494
The CARE Center
Faith-basedThe CARE Center provides FREE financial literacy and counseling sessions. These sessions can be in a group setting or one-on-one. They can also be customized to be as simple or as complex as you need. For more information, please contact Annie at annie.harris@thecare-center.org or call 256-723-2273.
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256-723-2273
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Christian Job Corps of Madison County
Non-profitWe offer a career clothes closet with free clothing and accessories to any woman in need in our area. The clothes closet is available for visits any Tuesday from 1:00 pm - 3:00 pm or by appointment. Contact CJC at 256-428-9404 or volunteer@cwjc.net for appointment.
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256-428-9435
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The CARE Center
Faith-basedThe CARE Center partners with AARP to provide FREE tax prep and filling with certified tax preparers beginning Feb 2, 2024, and ending April 11, 2024. This service is by appointment only. Please call 256.723.2273 to schedule an appointment.
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256-723-2273
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The Hendley Group
BusinessFundraising Consulting and Implementation for Non-Profits
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256-251-2210
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UCP Huntsville-United Cerebral Palsy of Huntsville & the Tennessee Valley
Non-profitHelp Me Grow Alabama connects families to health and developmental resources so children (birth to age eight) can start school healthy and ready to succeed. This proven model helps to ensure all children have the best possible start in life. Help Me Grow's North Alabama Regional Care Coordinator Racheal Townsend, in partnership with UCP Huntsville, is located at the UCP Huntsville Training Center. For more information, email helpmegrow@ucphuntsville.org or call 256-270-9639.
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256-859-4900
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Habitat for Humanity of the River Valley
Non-profitHabitat for Humanity provides energy-efficient improvements beginning with HVAC system replacements. It's important to note that while the home repairs we offer are not free, we provide 0% interest loans to make these improvements accessible to a wider range of individuals. The repayment structure is designed with flexibility in mind and is based on a sliding scale that considers the applicant's income.
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256-533-2282
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North Alabama Coalition for the Homeless
Non-profitNon-state ID issued to clients in the AL-503 Continuum of Care. NACH can also assist with state ID for clients participating in the RISE case management program.
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256-261-3025
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Disability Resource Network
Find answers to your questions about living with a disability. Get information about disability rights, resources, groups or programs that may help you, a family member, or a business
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256-937-2572
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AshaKiran, Inc.
Non-profitWe provide interpretation/translation services in over 45 different languages. For info on this service please contact our 24-hour AshaLine crisis hotline: 256-509-1882
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256-698-4446
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Food for Thought by Bearded Warriors
Non-profitOur team offers monthly laundry day to our friends in the homeless community. Transportation is provided to/from the laundromat. Breakfast/Lunch is also served at this event.
Legal Services Alabama
Legal Services Alabama is a statewide provider of free legal aid to clients facing civil legal issues, including but not limited to landlord/tenant repairs and eviction, divorce/custody for survivors of life-threatening domestic violence, and assistance for victims of predatory lending facing wage garnishment. We also represent clients facing problems with public benefits like unemployment, social security and SNAP/food stamps.
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256-536-9645
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Help Me Grow Alabama
Non-profitHelp Me Grow does not offer any direct services. We link/refer families to needed services.
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256-270-9639
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256-859-4332
Enroll Alabama
Non-profitHelping people who are interested in applying for insurance find out if they would qualify for a reduced cost plan through the Marketplace.
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334-868-2249
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Valley Christian Counseling - Spanish Services
Non-profitWe provide mental health resources for the Hispanic immigrants in North Alabama. Maria Stansbury is a Licensed Master Social Worker, under supervision. She provides group and individual sessions in person and online. We partner with local social services agencies to provide mental health resources to the Hispanic population in North Alabama
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256-722-8091
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AGAPE of North Alabama
Non-profitAdoption Home Studies - Agape social workers are licensed to write home studies for families wishing to adopt domestically.
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256-859-4481
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256-859-4483
AGAPE of North Alabama
Non-profitFoster Care Services - Agape works with the northern 22 counties of Alabama to place children in safe foster homes.
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256-859-4481
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256-859-4483
Church of the Nativity, Episcopal
ChurchRose Veal Eby, Outreach Missioner, is on staff to provide outreach opportunities to the congregation and to engage in ministry beyond the church building. 256.533.2455 Email: rvealeby@nativity-hsv.org
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256-532-5114
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Parkinson's Dynamics/Rock Steady Boxing Rocket Cty
Non-profitWe offer the following classes geared towards clients with Parkinson's Disease: Rock Steady® Boxing, Speak Out® Voice Training, Urban Poling, PWR! Moves®, PARTE' ™, Choir, Sit & Chat
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256-513-8164
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256-936-4484
Partnership for a Drug-Free Community
Non-profitPartnership's Recovery Resource Hub provides an impartial one-stop-shop where people with Substance Use Disorder can talk to a Peer Support Specialist and receive a substance use assessment to determine the level of care needed. Treatment options are based on that assessment. Partnership offers Case Management to those struggling with Substance Use Disorder. The Case Manager helps the client access and integrate formalized and informal care services, overcome barriers to services, and transition between services.
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256-539-7339
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Partnership for a Drug-Free Community
Non-profitThe Take Back Initiative is for the public to properly dispose of unused and outdated medications at events held two to three times a year. We maintain and publish a list of medication drop box locations, distributed through local doctors' offices and community outreach.
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256-539-7339
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Arc of Madison County, Inc.
Non-profitThe Pediatric Outpatient Center (POC) serves children birth to 5 years old. POC is comprised of pediatric therapists that provide physical, occupational, and speech therapy to families in Madison County and the surrounding areas. Our goal is to help your child reach their greatest potential. Our therapists use a play-based approach which makes learning fun. We accept Medicaid and most private insurance plans. Our pediatric physical therapists help children gain independence and increase their active participation in home, school, and community environments. Each child receives an individualized physical therapy plan, which may address injuries or delays in gross motor development. Our pediatric occupational therapists help children gain independence while also strengthening the development of fine motor skills and visual motor skills that they need to function and socialize. Each child receives an individualized occupational therapy plan, which may address sensory integration disorders and self-care skills. Our pediatric speech therapists help children with articulation disorders, fluency disorders, communication challenges, swallowing/feeding disorders, and language disorders. Each child receives an individualized speech therapy plan, which may address cognitive or developmental delays, weak oral muscles, and communication issues.
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256-539-2266
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256-539-2836
ADPH
GovernmentCAncer Registry (ASCR); Center for Health Statistics; Emergency Preparedness; Injury Prevention
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256-533-8716
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256-533-1570
ADPH
GovernmentALL Babies; ALL Kids; Rural Health; Tobacco Prevention and Control; Women's Health
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256-533-8716
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256-533-1570
ADPH
GovernmentALPHTN; Emergency Medical Services (EMS); Health Care Facilities; Pharmacy; Radiation Control
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256-533-8716
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256-533-1570
Madison County 310 Board
Non-profitThe Madison County 310 Board Manages the Medicaid Waiver. Individuals that meet the Department of Mental Health Criteria for an Intellectual Disability can apply for the waiting list for the waiver. The individual must meet the following criteria to be eligible for the waiver: 1) Have a documented IQ of under 70 prior to the age of 18. 2) Have a documented IQ of under 70 after the age of 18 (if individual is over the age of 18) 3) Be eligible or capable of becoming eligible for Medicaid. If the individual meets the above criteria, please initiate the intake process by contacting the DMH call center at: 1-800-367-4491
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256-837-5777
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256-837-5886
Shower Up
Non-profitShowerUp provides showers and hygiene items to those in need. Our shower trailer is mobile which allows us to travel to various locations within the city. We love to partner with other groups/events and bring showers alongside other services provided. All we need for showers is a hookup to a common water-hose source. We have 3 private shower suites and can typically give 9 showers per hour.
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256-508-3801
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Neighborhood Concepts, Inc.
Non-profitNCI offers loans to north Alabama entrepreneurs and small businesses who are unable to access traditional financing
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256-534-0075
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Spur Employment
BusinessBusinesses in the community that are in need of workers can partner with Spur for their staffing needs. We are experienced in K12 education staffing, hospitality, food service, event staff, security personnel, and light industrial staffing.
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888-957-9142
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256-382-0968
Christmas Charities Year Round
Non-profitAccepts unwearable clothing, torn or stained sheets, towels, all textiles for recycle
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256-837-2373
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Still Serving Veterans
Non-profitWe can assist veterans in building and submitting disability claims. Proof of honorable military service required (DD214).Call 256-883-7035 for an appointment.
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256-883-7035
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256-883-7166
Still Serving Veterans
Non-profitWe can assist veterans and/or their families in creating and submitting pension claims. Proof of honorable military service required (DD214). Call 256-883-7035 for an appointment.
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256-883-7035
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256-883-7166
Arc of Madison County, Inc.
Non-profitOur clients love to be a part of the larger community through volunteering. If you are associated with a non-profit which could benefit from enthusiastic volunteers, let us know! Example activities include: Sorting donations (food bank, clothes, etc.), Delivering food, Visiting nursing homes, Greeting people, Handing out items at events
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256-539-2266
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256-539-2836
Regional Autism Network-UAH
OtherThe RAN serves as a community contact resource to anything that individuals with autism, their families, teachers, or service providers may need in the North Alabama region.
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256-824-2317
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256-824-6818