Community & Social Services
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Big Brothers Big Sisters of the Chattahoochee ValleyBig Brothers Big Sisters is a free one-to-one mentoring service for children from primarily single family homes. A Big Brother or Big Sister is an adult volunteer (18 years or older) who share activities with a child (Little) ages 6-14 at least 8 hours out the month so that the child can have a role model, a special friend and someone to explore the community with. If you are interested in enrolling your child, call our office at 706-3270-3760 or visit our website. |
Tel: 706-327-3760 1661 13th Street Suite B, Georgia Columbus 31901 anne.brown@bbbschattvalley.org Visit Website Visit Facebook page |
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Girls Inc of Columbus & Phenix-RussellServing over 1,500 girls from the Columbus area, Girls Inc. is dedicated to educating and empowering girls throughout the country. We instill each girl with the confidence and strength to believe in herself and achieve a lifetime of great success. Membership ages range from six to eighteen. The annual membership fee at all centers is $10 per girl, with an additional fee for the summer program. All Girls Incorporated centers are open five days a week year round. |
Tel: 706-683-0809 P.O Box 3096 Columbus, Ga. 31903 edadmin@girlsinc-columbus.org Visit Website |
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Champions for ChildrenThe Champions for Children program provides financial assistance and support services for medically fragile and special needs children living in Georgia. Through the Champions for Children program, families are able to work with a coordinator who determines eligibility, helps to identify service needs, and connects them with local resources and services. |
2515 Double Churches Rd Columbus, GA 31909 1-866-584-6278 Visit Website |
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The Literacy AllianceThe Literacy Alliance unites providers and learners in the Chattahoochee Valley to increase literacy levels of all ages. We work closely with the Muscogee County School District to facilitate “Kindergarten Readiness” and “The Dictionary Project.” We also combine efforts with agencies which provide literacy services and bring to the awareness of others the negative impact low literacy levels have on our community. |
P.O. Box 2123 Columbus, GA 31902 706-748-2610 ColumbusReads@earthlink.net theliteracyalliance@earthlink.net Visit Website |
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My Gym Challenged America Foundation (MGCA)The My Gym Challenged America Foundation (MGCA) is committed to providing assistance and support to children with physical/cognitive challenges while promoting fitness and movement for children of all abilities and economic circumstances with an emphasis on positive reinforcement and fun. |
2501 Old Whittlesey Rd, Suite N Columbus, GA 31909 706-507-2966 |
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Valley Interfaith Promise (VIP)Valley Interfaith Promise (VIP) is a shelter program for homeless families with children. VIP provides shelter, meals and comprehensive support services. VIP began serving families in the Chattahoochee Valley in October 2006. VIP serves up to three families, consisting of up to 14 persons at a time. The families use VIP’s services during the day and stay at a host congregation’s facility overnight. |
P.O. Box 1141, Columbus, GA 31902 706-494-6348 Mon.-Fri. 8 am – 5 pm Visit Website |
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Sound JourneysSound Journeys, operated through Sound Choices Pregnancy Clinic, will soon open in Columbus GA, offering free support services to women and families facing an adverse diagnosis for their unborn child. Our goal is to embrace the legacy of a life, regardless of length of life! Helping families who are facing a life-limiting diagnosis for their unborn child |
Sound Journeys Perinatal Hospice 1316-B Wynnton Court Columbus, Georgia 31906 (706) 304-5029 or info@perinatal-hospice.org Visit website Visit Facebook page |
