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Our Funded Agencies and Their Programs

Program Alignments

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• 1.1. Children are developmentally on track and ready to succeed in life and school.
• 1.2. Children are safe and protected.
• 1.3. Parents have improved parenting skills, life skills, and support systems.
• 2.1. Youth have access to learning opportunities that enhance personal and academic success.
• 2.2. Youth are safe in their homes and communities.
• 2.3. Youth have at least one caring adult in their lives.
• 3.1. Adults and families are safe and protected in their homes and communities.
• 3.2. Adults and families have the ability to maintain economic self-sufficiency.
• 3.3. Adults and families improve physical and behavioral health, and achieve healthier lifestyles.
• 4.1. Seniors live independently in their homes.
• 4.2. Seniors improve the quality of their life through increased access to primary care and supportive health services.
• 4.3. Seniors have opportunities for increased socialization and employment where they can share their valuable talents, skills, and wisdom.
• 5.1. Children, kids, adults, seniors, and families have the ability to meet their basic needs.

• Readiness and Response - Disaster Response & Supportive Assistance to Separated Families (5.1): $181,567
• Readiness and Response - Medical Transportation (5.1): $196,296

• AOS of Arbor Circle: Outpatient Sub. Abuse Treatm (3.3): $70,442
• Arbor Circle Early Impact (3.3): $66,304
• Child Care Consultation Project (1.1): $13,369
• Homeless Youth Services (5.1): $75,527
• Infant Toddler Development Services-North County Parenting Services (1.1): $36,760
• Outpatient Counseling Services (2.1): $99,935
• Parent Aide and Family Mentoring (2.3): $16,726
• The Bridge (5.1): $104,639
• Total Life Counseling (T.L.C) (3.3): $55,487

• Blindness Rehabilitation (4.2): $134,668
• Outreach (4.2): $35,750

• ASTHMA: Accessing Systems To Help Manage Asthma (3.3): $30,385

• Baxter Child Development Center (1.1): $95,222
• Community Clinic (3.3): $14,870
• Counseling (3.3): $7,898
• Mizizi Maji Mentoring Program (2.3): $9,807

• Values based training for youth comprehensive development: Scoutreach (2.1): $67,000

• Comprehensive Year-round Children's Program (2.1): $35,051

• Neighborhood Youth Development (2.1): $136,036

• Service and Leadership Training (SALT) (2.3): $7,873
• Youth Empowerment Program (YEP) (2.3): $20,000

• Child Welfare (3.3): $92,642
• CSS Behavioral Health Counseling (3.3): $145,982
• Emergency Housing (Casa de la Paz) (5.1): $19,200
• Family Reunification (3.3): $15,113
• Gods Kitchen- Meals on Wheels (5.1): $58,392
• P- 21 Early Impact (3.3): $61,019
• Pregnancy Counseling/ Support (1.1): $21,955

• Community Education (Public Edu & Awareness) (3.1): $25,853
• Kent County Healthy Start (1.2): $110,020
• RAVE (2.2): $9,254

• Child Sexual Abuse Assessments (1.2): $57,619
• Child Sexual Abuse Prevention (2.2): $25,000

• Amachi (2.3): $20,000
• Big Brothers/ Big Sisters Program (2.3): $172,020
• Family Intervention Program (3.3): $10,462
• Foster Care (3.1): $51,148
• Pregnancy Support Services (1.3): $71,000

• DEAF, etc. (3.3): $20,276

• Employment Services (3.2): $20,000

• Housing Program Development (5.1): $31,260
• Low Cost Permanent Residence (5.1): $47,000
• Transitional Housing Case Management (5.1): $43,274

• Childrens Integrated Services (Project CHILL) (2.1): $44,484
• Early Impact/ Perspective 21 (3.3): $123,380
• Family and Community Compact (3.1): $51,482
• Home-Based - Family Skills (3.3): $21,233
• Individual and Family Counseling (3.3): $96,503
• Substance Abuse Treatment Services (3.3): $39,642

• Genesis Supportive Housing Services (5.1): $22,500

• Clinical & Case Management Services (4.1): $10,533
• Friendship Place Adult Day Services (4.1): $12,982
• Older Adult Volunteer Pgm(FGP/SCP) (4.3): $14,844
• Traveling Grannies/ Grandpas (4.3): $26,479

• Comprehensive Youth Development (2.1): $91,650

• Complete Vocational Services (3.2): $124,922

• Small Business Counseling and Financial Management (3.2): $20,000

• Employment Assistance (3.2): $75,814
• Housing Interventive Assistance (5.1): $70,330

• Regional Poison Center (3.1): $34,617

• Adult Education Program (3.2): $16,844
• Advocacy and Support (3.2): $38,229
• HOY Youth Program (2.1): $8,988

• Foreclosure Intervention Counseling (5.1): $32,147

• Case Management, Placement and Follow Along (3.2): $89,735
• Mercy Respite Center (3.2): $6,500
• Side By Side Adult Day Services (4.1): $10,000

• Patient Care (3.3): $5,264

• WISE for Women (3.2): $32,000

• Child Care Resource and Referral (1.1): $83,353

• Domestic Violence Intervention (3.1): $90,241

• Grandparent Resource Center (3.1): $8,141
• LGS Behavioral Health Counseling (3.3): $363,290
• Yo Puedo (2.1): $17,943

• Adult Tutoring Program (3.2): $26,053

• Justice for Farmworkers in Kent County (5.1): $20,000

• Native American Family Services (3.3): $15,419

• NKSC Emergency Services (5.1): $15,000

• Adult Residential Recovery (3.3): $36,600
• The Contact Center (3.2): $129,087

• Restorers (3.2): $14,090

• Booth Emergency Services (5.1): $103,475
• Booth Family Lodge (5.1): $64,396
• Booth Health Clinic (1.2): $77,368
• Booth Kindred Transitional Housing Program (5.1): $35,526
• Booth Teen Parent Center (1.3): $97,354

• Turning Point Detoxification Program (3.3): $41,541
• Turning Point Residential Services Program (3.3): $39,948

• Ethnic Meals and Home Delivered Meals (5.1): $35,228
• Senior Food Pantry (5.1): $45,449

• Essential Services for Independent Living (4.1): $128,047
• Nutrition (5.1): $35,228
• Retired & Senior Volunteer Program (4.3): $24,962
• Transportation (5.1): $52,268

• SECOM Emergency Services (5.1): $55,000

• Comprehensive Services to Persons with Developmental Disabilities (3.3): $72,059

• Early Education and Care Center for Children and Families (1.1): $130,288
• Senior Support Network (4.2): $35,985
• Social Work and Police Partnership (SWAPP) (3.3): $18,350
• The Growing Place: Comprehensive Youth Development (2.1): $70,759

• Home Health Care (3.3): $233,931

• Botvin Life Skills Program for youth 12-18 years old (2.1): $8,988

• Adult Career Training Program (3.2): $20,000

• Adult Dental Services Program (3.3): $18,230

• Comprehensive Career Development Services for Women (3.2): $85,071

• Building Assets for Middle and High School (2.1): $78,783
• Building Assets in Elementary Youth : $101,019
• Child Care Tuition Scholarship Fund (1.1): $14,974
• Mid-City Adventure Club (2.2): $32,143
• Minority Achievers (2.1): $25,583

• Child Sexual Abuse Treatment Program (3.1): $74,125
• Domestic Crisis Center (Crisis and Counseling) (3.1): $89,000
• Domestic Crisis Center (Crisis Shelter and Transitional Housing (5.1): $77,737
• Sexual Assault Program (3.1): $55,781
• Youth Development (Girls Program) (2.2): $74,418

Funded agencies should login to United Way’s Impact Center to apply for funding or report on their program performance.

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