Alabama Guide To Family And Community Services 2009

By Glenda Riddick

Alabama's only comprehensive source for family and community services. The directory contains 9200 places to turn for help. Most of the resources are Free or Low cost. It included programs and services for all 67 counties. The typical listing will include: name of company or agency, address, phone, fax, website, brief list of services, hours, target group and region served. It is divided into 50 chapters including: Addiction, Adoption, Assistive Technology, Chambers of Commerce, Childcare, City Halls, Counseling, Death & Dying, Dental, Disability, Disaster, Domestic Violence, Eating Disorders, Education K-12, Education-Univ, Emergency Food, Clothes, etc, Employment, Financial, Government, Homeless, Hospitals, Hotlines, Housing Assistance, Inspiration, Law Enforcement, Learning Aids, Legal Aid, Libraries, Literacy, Media, Medical, Multi-Lingual, Nonprofit Support, Parenting, Pet Care, Political, Prison Prgms, Professional Assns, Recreation & Camps, Rehab & Nursing Homes, Self-Help, Senior Centers, Senior Housing, Senior In-Home care, Transportation, Veteran, Vision, Volunteer, Wellness and Youth High Risk. Each chapter is subdivided by region of the state where services are offered. This makes it easy to find local resources. It is acclaimed as most thorough directory and the easiest to use in the state. Every effort is made to keep the directory content as accurate as possible. Agencies are contacted by phone, fax, e-mail and sometimes in person to verify information.

• Format: Perfect Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0980050014
• ISBN13: 9780980050011
• Release Date: January 2009
• Publisher: Options For Hope
• Length: 640 Pages
• Weight: 3.35 lbs.
• Dimensions: 11.0" x 1.5" x 8.5"
• Age Range: 16 years and up