United Way of Cascade County currently funds the following services:
Adult Treatment Court provides wrap-around services to help people who have broken laws find stability and sobriety.
Alliance for Youth's Sober Life provides opportunities for recovering addicts to be social, active and volunteer. A youth resource center connects homeless and struggling teens with community resources, laundry, homework help and meals.
Big Brothers Big Sisters pairs students with mentors to help with school work and improve behavior.
Boys and Girls Club of Cascade County offers after-school tutoring and educational programs in a safe place to learn and grow. A second program helps children avoid using illegal substances.
Cascade County Law Clinic recruits volunteer attorneys and provides paralegal services for low-income residents with family law problems and offers court orientation and guidance.
Cascade County Law Clinic recruits volunteer attorneys and provides paralegal services for low-income residents with family law problems and offers court orientation and guidance.
CASA-CAN appoints advocates to help children navigate court hearings and to speak for the child’s needs in legal proceedings.
Centerville Early Childhood Education prepares rural students to succeed when they begin kindergarten.
Dandelion Foundation will provide community awareness in hopes of preventing child abuse and neglect.
Family Promise helps homeless families find stability and long-term housing.
Foster Grandparents places low-income seniors in classrooms where they give loving attention to children, enhancing self-esteem for both generations.
Get Fit Great Falls' Park Pals program plans activities during the summer in partnership with the school summer feeding program and 1,000 kids will get active play and nutrition education in the Fitness, Food, Family & Fun after school program.
Great Falls Children’s Receiving Home provides a temporary home, food, security and compassion to abused, neglected and abandoned children of our community.
Kairos Youth Services gives teenagers in crisis food, shelter, education and counseling in a home environment.
Great Falls Children’s Receiving Home provides a temporary home, food, security and compassion to abused, neglected and abandoned children of our community.
Kairos Youth Services gives teenagers in crisis food, shelter, education and counseling in a home environment.
Meals on Wheels provides a nutritious meal five days a week to homebound senior citizens and the disabled, enabling seniors to stay in their homes longer and checking the wellness of isolated seniors.
Montana United Indian Association helps Native American students who dropped out of high school earn a diploma or Hi-Set and prepares them to enter college or workforce.
NeighborWorks Great Falls provides matching money for future homeowners who are saving for a down payment after they complete financial coaching and credit repair classes.
Opportunities Inc. offers funding to help low-income citizens of Cascade County get into affordable housing.
Peace Place Respite Care provides parents a safe place with experienced caregivers to take their physically and developmentally disabled children. A second program works to prepare children with disabilities to succeed in school.
Prevention of Child Abuse & Neglect Task Force will train professionals and community members to identify and prevent child abuse and neglect.
St. Vincent de Paul’s food program provides nutritious food to low-income families. Another program does outreach to homeless people living on the streets. A community kitchen allows prepared food to be rescued, repackaged and distributed.
Toby's House prevents child abuse by providing immediate care in its new crisis nursery.
Voices of Hope operates a 24-hour crisis line at 453-HELP and operates a 2-1-1 information center to refer callers to available services.
Young Parents Education Center assists pregnant and parenting teens to complete their high school education. Child care, parenting education, vocational planning and pregnancy prevention are offered.
YWCA Mercy Home is a safe place for abused women and children, offering emergency services 24-hours a day.
Young Parents Education Center assists pregnant and parenting teens to complete their high school education. Child care, parenting education, vocational planning and pregnancy prevention are offered.
YWCA Mercy Home is a safe place for abused women and children, offering emergency services 24-hours a day.