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Program provides training to understand decision-making, problem-solving, resume assistance, mock interviewing, and suiting options for job readiness.

Independent Futures that Work is designed to help in the successful transition of youth and young adults from high school into the next stage of adult life. "Transition" is used to describe the period when youth with disabilities (ages 14-26) begin to focus on their future adult life. IFTW will provide resources and trainings for youth with disabilities, their families, and professionals.IFTW is a project of the Alabama Parent Education Center in partnership with Parent Training and Information Centers from five other states including Arkansas.

Program provides clients with the opportunity to learn life skills to more effectively live independently.

Provides life skills services, mental health services related to transitioning from incarceration, and recovery classes.

Program seeks to improve the lives of women by providing job and life skills instruction.Job Skills: Basic Computer Skills Keyboarding Microsoft Word, Excel, Outlook Resume Writing Interviewing Career Path Assessment Job Retention Life Skills: Budgeting Healthy Relationships Goal Setting Resilience Mentoring:Each mentor meets weekly with a mentor.Devotions:Since this is a faith-based program, Bible-based devotions are part of each meeting. Women are not required to be Christians to enroll, nor to change their belief system to remain.

This program provides practical English Language classes, information on community resources and skills for life in the United States. Case management and referral services help families enroll their children in school and access services for their education.

Provides referrals to families that have basic needs. Provides families with life skill training, parenting education and family strengthening activities and events.

Provides daily life skills training, community integration activities and in-home support.

Provides referrals to families that have basic needs. Provides families with life skill training, parenting education and family strengthening activities and events.

Helps students and other members of the community to live more productively through education, job preparation and a sense of community involvement.

Program offers training which focuses on the knowledge and skills an individual may need to live independently or make a successful transition to independent living. Participants are people who have previously been homeless. Training may address job search and retention, money management, insurance, taxes, rental agreements, vehicle purchase, nutrition, home management, health care and other similar topics.

Program provides a transitional living facility for families with children under age 18. It offers the following support services: Food Shelter Shower Laundry Facilities TransportationProgram supplies basic needs while clients work to become self-sufficient.

Program provides a full residential service for women where the receive instructions on how to budget, have jobs, and other life skills while also giving support as needed.

Provides referrals to families that have basic needs. Provides families with life skill training, parenting education and family strengthening activities and events.

Teen Thrive is a program to connect teens to the resources they need job training and assistance mentorship and guidance referrals for emergency and transitional housing physical resources preventing homelessness life skills training

Program provides a variety of classes to strengthen families. Classes include: Nurturing Parenting Skills for Families SAMHSA Anger Management Parents Forever Co-Parenting Healing STEPS Life Skills

Provides referrals to families that have basic needs. Provides families with life skill training, parenting education and family strengthening activities and events.

Program serves young women from twelve to eighteen years of age. There are no restrictions regarding ethnicity, religion, income or geographic origin. Staff provides a safe home for up to 9 girls during their pregnancy, and for 6 months after their delivery.