Alabama New South Coalition

Established in 1981, the Family Sunshine Center is a social service agency that provides support services and programs to victims of family violence. It is a part of the Montgomery Area Family Violence Program. The center serves victims of several kinds of family violence, including spouse, child, sibling and elder abuse. Its shelter program provides food, clothing, counseling and medical services to victims. The various counseling services provided by the center include crisis intervention, individual and group counseling and advocacy services. Its End Violence Effectively Now program teaches violence prevention through communication, alternative actions and reactions, acceptance of anger and a new self-image. It also offers various awareness and prevention education programs to family violence victims and their families. It serves Autauga, Butler, Chilton, Crenshaw, Elmore, Lowndes and Montgomery counties in Alabama. The center is located in Montgomery, Ala.

Child Protect Children's Advocacy Center is a non-profit organization based in Montgomery, AL, dedicated to supporting child abuse victims and minimizing the trauma they experience. Through their multidisciplinary team, they provide a safe and non-threatening environment where children can share their stories, reducing the need for multiple interviews with different agencies and attorneys. Alongside justice and restoration, Child Protect offers counseling and other services to help rebuild the lives of these young victims. With a commitment to transparency and philanthropy, Child Protect has been recognized for its efforts in advancing charitable giving and providing information that enables users to make better decisions. Their mission is to interview, counsel, and advocate for children facing allegations of abuse, ensuring their voices are heard and their well-being is prioritized.Generated from the website

ARCH is dedicated to bridging the gap between housing and homelessness in Alabama, envisioning that all Alabamians have access to safe, decent, and affordable homes with the necessary support to sustain them. The organization actively upholds values of respect, responsibility, and resiliency while implementing a strong non-discrimination policy across all its activities and services. In response to ongoing health concerns, ARCH prioritizes the safety of its community members and staff, encouraging health-conscious practices while maintaining compliance with federal regulations around non-discrimination. The organization operates as an equal opportunity employer and strictly prohibits discriminatory practices in employment, recruitment, and provision of housing assistance. Generated from the website