Neighbors Helping Neighbors

Veterans Outreach is a non-profit organization dedicated to supporting and empowering veterans, service members, and their families. Through various programs and resources, they provide assistance with veteran benefits, housing grants, employment opportunities, education, healthcare, and more. With a focus on improving the lives of those who have served, Veterans Outreach offers a wide range of services, including financial resources, work-from-home job opportunities, coping mechanisms for PTSD, memory care resources, and assistance with Medicare and assisted living benefits. Their mission is to ensure that veterans and their families thrive long after their military service.Generated from the website

Jackson-Vinton Community Action Inc. (JVCAI) is dedicated to alleviating the hardships of poverty, empowering individuals, and promoting independence within the communities of Jackson and Vinton counties. The organization offers a variety of programs and services, including Head Start, WIC, energy assistance, and transportation services, aimed at supporting local residents in need. JVCAI actively engages with the community through initiatives like the Neighbor to Neighbor Program and provides resources such as food pantries and housing information. Their commitment to service is reflected in their continuous efforts to gather feedback from the community to enhance their programs and outreach. Generated from the website

United Way of Central West Virginia is a volunteer-led, volunteer-driven organization representing Kanawha and Putnam counties in West Virginia. It raises funds to solve various community problems, such as homelessness and poverty. The organization operates the Regional Teen Institute, where more than 50 students in grades 7 and 8 participate in the week-long event with students in grades 9 through 12 serving as youth staff to develop leadership skills. United Way of Central West Virginia offers the Retired and Senior Volunteer Program (RSVP), which provides opportunities to people above 55 years to participate in neighborhood watch programs, tutor teens, mentor children, renovate homes, program computers, aide with bulk mailings and help people recover from natural disasters. It is located in Charleston, W.Va.