Jefferson County

A Christ centered ministry with a Christ centered message.

• (205) 251-1752

Love the Lord. Love our Neighbor. Make Disciples

• (205) 810-1270

Worship. Serve. Grow

• (205) 995-1700

Avondale Samaritan Place's mission is to be a center for Christian outreach.

• (205) 592-3739

Church freedom, soul freedom, Bible freedom.

• (205) 328-0644

Seeking to be a place where the Bible is lived, and all people are loved

• (205) 987-7208

Bluff Park United Methodist Church is a multi-generational church family that exists to make disciples of Jesus Christ for the the transformation of the each other and the world around us.

• (205) 822-0910

For God's glory, we are committed to equipping Christians to worship God and to reach Birmingham to reach the world for Christ.

• (205) 776-5200

At Canterbury, we want you to feel at home. Through close relationships, the study of scripture, education, and caring for others, our goal is to share the love of Jesus Christ, connect you to God, each other, and His world in a real and meaningful way.

• (205) 871-4695

Church of the Reconciler is a United Methodist Mission Church made up of diverse people seeking to alleviate poverty and build community that transcends economic and other social barriers

• (205) 324-6402

We Gather, Grow, and Go in Christ Jesus into all things.

• (205) 871-7002

Partners with the community.

• (205) 995-9752

Here at Faith Chapel, our mission and vision is to Grow People Up Through God’s Word to Reflect Jesus.

• (205) 785-9673

At Faith Presbyterian Church, we seek to exalt Jesus Christ the King and to exhibit and extend His kingdom through worship, community, and mission.

• (205) 991-5430

To be the family of God where all people are welcome and believers are discipled under the Lordship of Jesus Christ, characterized by grace, guidance, and growth.

• (205) 823-3472

Love God. Love People. Make Disciples

• (205) 849-0184

Here at Good Shepherd we believe God has given us FOUR Missional objectives: reach, connect, equip, send.

• (205) 631-6590

We are people, just like you, who have experienced life change through Jesus and want to hold open the door for others to experience Him too. To see people so changed by God that it transforms the way they love others, serve others, and worship God. Contact: edavis@gvbc.org

• (205) 822-2173

To build and maintain an army of saints that will inflict severe and heavy casualties upon the enemy of our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ, as directed by Bishop Lowe.

• (205) 838-1386

We're here to help people Know God, Find Freedom, Discover their Purpose, and Make a Difference. We keep our focus simple so we can have the biggest impact possible. Everything we do as a church is filtered through our focus on helping every person live the full life for which God created all of us. Contact: esther@churchofthehighlands.com

• (205) 731-7306

Here, we strive to love God and to serve our neighbors.

• (205) 933-8751

Gate City is among the poorest neighborhoods in Birmingham and thus brings us ample opportunities to minister with our neighbors and promote the common good. Contact: HolyRosaryBirmingham@gmail.com

The Hoover church of Christ is seeking to be the same church one reads about in the New Testament. We aim to restore its doctrine, its practice, its lifestyle, and its zeal.

• (205) 822-5610

We believe God is calling us to fulfill our Vision by helping people CONNECT, CELEBRATE, CULTIVATE, and CONTRIBUTE.

• (205) 491-3421

At Hunter Street, we use scripture as the foundation for everything we do.

• (205) 985-7295

We are a community-based church focused on helping make the world around us a better, happier place.

• (205) 647-4673

to enhance quality of life for people everywhere and to let people know that Jesus is coming again soon.

• (205) 849-1619

Embodying Jesus Christ until He is seen in the way we love, live & lead.

• (205) 854-7727

We believe in fostering a vibrant spiritual environment where everyone is valued and accepted. Our church offers a wide range of programs and activities for individuals of all ages, from dynamic worship services to engaging children's ministries.

• (205) 426-1338

Shades is committed to living sent through intentional efforts in the community and through short-term mission trips throughout North America and around the world.

• (205) 822-1670

Path towards faith.

• (205) 251-5173

We seek the peace and flourishing of Birmingham and our surrounding neighborhoods by working with and supporting ministry partners throughout the community.

• (205) 933-0790

Southside Baptist Church in Birmingham, Alabama, is a community of believers in the Living God, as revealed in the person of Jesus Christ.

• (205) 933-8381

We all need community. A place to belong. Friends who will care for us, challenge us, and encourage us. Other Christ-followers with whom we can worship God, serve His church, and pursue His mission. In other words, a faith family, and that’s who we are at The Church at Brook Hills.

• (205) 313-7777

At Trinity Church when we say ALL are "welcome" we mean it!

• (334) 289-3363

Our mission is simple: to love God and to love others.

• (205) 836-1512

As Christians we must see our as missionaries and our mission field is wherever we go. Charles Spurgeon stated, “every Christian is either a missionary or an impostor”.

• (205) 991-5282

We are a vibrant community where lives are transformed through faith and fellowship. Everyone is welcome to experience the love of Jesus in a warm and inviting atmosphere.

• (205) 647-9592

We gather at God’s Table to feast on food and the Spirit, seeking fullness of life for all.

• (205) 595-3776

Rekita’s approach to therapy is to empower and provide therapeutic support to strengthen individuals and families to live a healthy and purposeful life.

• (205) 775-7718

AACS Counseling prides itself on being a pioneer at the forefront of alternative sentencing solutions designed for individuals dealing with the multitude of quality-of-life offenses that can become a roadblock towards a successful and meaningful life. At AACS we have spent 25 years working towards perfecting these alternative methods and diversionary programs geared at handling issues of Addiction, Aggression, Violence, Fraud, Forgery, DUI, Drug Possession, Shoplifting, and other similar charges.

• (205) 530-8743

Our mission is to offer adults, children and their families innovative, quality services and supports that lead to growth and independence, regardless of the challenges they face. Contact: stanley.holley@sevitahealth.com

• (251) 288-9040

Alabama Psychiatry’s core vision is to create a comprehensive and inclusive environment for care within the communities to be served, and to assure continuity of care for patients with mental health issues. Our goal is to respond to unmet mental health needs, while becoming an industry innovator by delivering the most effective, efficient, and highest quality care for all of those in need.

• (205) 440-6292

With a holistic approach and evidence-based therapeutic methods, we empower our clients to overcome obstacles and achieve optimal growth.

• (205) 451-6496

ClasTran, a project of the Birmingham Regional Paratransit Consortium, provides demand-response, curb-to-curb transportation service to those 60 years of age and older, persons with disabilities, and those who live in rural areas of Jefferson and Shelby counties 7AM to 5PM Monday through Friday.

• (205) 325-8787

The mission of Communities of Transformation is to move families from surviving to thriving by developing personal leadership skills and building authentic relationships. Contact: SHines@communitiesoftransformation.org

• (334) 467-8801

We are a group of licensed professionals who seek to maintain the highest professional standards in our fields and whose Christian faith is central to our lives and practices

• (205) 879-7500

We provide stable, loving homes for more than 800 individuals in 6 states across 150 homes.

• (888) 208-8098

facilitation with rehab. to provide a supportive environment in which men addicted to drugs can have gods healing Contact: freddieh2000@gmail.com

• (256) 232-4400

Fair Park Counseling strives to be a dynamic force in our community, assisting individuals, couples and families identify and reach their goals.

• (205) 332-7511

Go Build Alabama connects students and career changers with training programs and job opportunities across the state. Whether you’re a first-time job seeker, or you’re looking to find or change your career path, Go Build Alabama provides the resources, information and tools you need to pursue a future in the trades.

• (205) 250-2114

To bring the latest treatment and technology to individuals, couples and families dealing with the impact and wreckage of betrayal, sex and pornography addiction, and unresolved emotional trauma.

• (205) 903-6282

Our mission is to reduce homelessness, alleviate hunger, provide compassionate care, better shelter and life assistance for low-income disabled and/or homeless residents.

• (205) 368-6866

Our mission is to ensure rigorous learning for all students through engaging, innovative instruction, responsible resource management, and meaningful community and family collaboration focused on student success.

• (205) 379-2000

Jefferson State Community College serves and enhances its communities by providing affordable, accessible, quality educational, and workforce development opportunities. Contact: tlpayne@jeffersonstate.edu

• (205) 856-8588

With a focus on student success, Lawson State Community College provides affordable and accessible quality educational opportunities, promotes economic growth, and enhances the quality of life for the diverse communities it serves. Through innovative  instruction and lifelong learning opportunities, the College prepares students for college transfer, gainful employment, and career advancement.

• (205) 925-2515

Our mission is to teach students a second language through Neurolinguistic Programming.

• (205) 895-9739

Mitchell’s Place specializes in improving the lives of children affected by autism and other developmental disabilities, and also focuses on early learning for preschool aged children.

• (205) 957-0294

We are committed to the wellness of individuals, family, and the community through education, intervention, effective treatment, and prevention.

• (205) 502-7732

We provide service to others, promote integrity, and advance world understanding, goodwill, and peace through our fellowship of business, professional, and community leaders.

• (205) 251-1995

The mission of The Literacy Council is to improve the lives of adults and their families through literacy education that teaches people to read, write, and speak English.

• (205) 326-1925

At The Nest Therapy Group in Fairhope, AL, we believe everyone deserves a safe, welcoming space to explore their emotions, overcome challenges, and grow.

• (251) 202-9003

Thriveworks' mission is to provide high-quality mental health care to communities in the United States.

• (334) 518-5820

The mission of Trussville City Schools in Alabama is to educate students in a safe and nurturing environment.

• (205) 228-3000

Heersink School of Medicine - The University of Alabama at Birmingham's (UAB) mission is to improve health, enrich society, and provide educational experiences.

• (205) 975-8884

The mission of the Urban League movement is to enable underserved residents to secure economic self-reliance, parity, power and civil rights.

• (205) 326-0011

Our mission is to empower communities by offering leadership, service, and civic engagement opportunities to youth.

• (205) 521-6651

[Business — Statewide Alabama] A small, licensed Alabama adoption agency that provides personal guidance and counseling through every step of the way.

• (205) 621-0316
• https://aangeladoptionsalabama.com/

[Nonprofit — Statewide Alabama] Our mission is to serve our community. Affordable Counseling Therapy (ACT) is committed to serving our community through face-to-face and telehealth counseling for families and individuals that cannot otherwise afford such services. ACT provides professional counseling support in areas of, but not limited to stress, anger, relationships, addictions, finances and other emotional issues. Our goal is to return to the community a mentally healthy, and well-adjusted family, or individual.

• (205) 933-1213
• https://www.actbirmingham.org/

[Nonprofit — Statewide Alabama] Transforming lives through science-based information, practical solutions, and meaningful experiences.

• (334) 844-5536
• https://www.aces.edu/blog/category/4h/

[Government — Statewide Alabama] The mission of the Alabama ABC Board is to protect and support the public’s health, safety, and welfare by regulating the distribution, import, manufacture, and sale of alcoholic beverages demonstrated by professionalism, integrity, education, and transparency.

• (334) 271-3840
• https://www.alabcboard.gov/

[Coalition — Statewide Alabama] Here at Alabama Alliance for Human Trafficking and Child Safety, we know that sometimes all it takes to change the world is a little support and we are determined to make an impact. The core of our efforts is to bring our team’s fresh ideas and passion for the range of activities we’re involved in. Through all of our endeavors, we hope to display the conviction behind our beliefs in fighting against Human Trafficking to change this billion-dollar industry globally, that robs millions of people of their freedom.

• (334) 224-1354
• https://www.alabamaahtcs.org/

[Nonprofit — Statewide Alabama] To support persons in recovery through an alliance of certified recovery residences upholding a high standard of ethics, promoting best practices, and providing education and advocacy.

• (256) 529-9037
• https://aarronline.org/

[Initiative — Statewide Alabama] Bringing Exploitation of Alabama Minors to a Stop.

• (205) 348-7027
• https://beamsal.com/

[Government — Statewide Alabama] It is the mission of this agency to promote and enhance public safety through cooperation and collaboration with the Legislature, the Courts, the Department of Corrections, other criminal justice agencies, victims, and the community by providing investigation, supervision, and surveillance services in a holistic approach to rehabilitating adult offenders.

• (334) 242-8700
• https://paroles.alabama.gov/

[Professional Association — Statewide Alabama] Children First is a non-profit, non-partisan diverse group of statewide leaders who serve as the driving force to shape public policy and enhance the quality of life for the children and families of Alabama.

• (334) 604-1043
• https://www.alabamachildrenfirst.com/

[Coalition — Statewide Alabama] The mission of the Alabama Coalition Against Domestic Violence is to create opportunities for freedom from domestic violence through advocacy, education and the promotion of social intolerance of abuse.

• (334) 264-0123
• https://acadv.org/

[Coalition — Statewide Alabama] We provide training, advocacy, support and resources for survivors, families and agencies or organizations.

• (334) 264-0123
• https://www.alabamacoalitionagainstrape.org/

[Coalition — Statewide Alabama] Our mission is to create an inclusive, equitable, and sustainable way of life for migrant communities living in the United States and across the Americas.

• (205) 945-0777
• https://www.alianzaamericas.org/

[Nonprofit — Statewide Alabama] Alabama Cold Case Advocacy (ACCA) is a nonprofit organization dedicated to supporting families of missing and murdered persons while collaborating with law enforcement agencies to advance case progress. Through advocacy, awareness, and community engagement, ACCA bridges the gap between families and investigators, helping ensure that every case receives the attention it deserves. Guided by the belief that every life has value and every case matters, ACCA strives to bring hope, accountability, and justice to those still waiting for answers.

• (251) 501-2653
• https://alcoldcase.com/

[Nonprofit — Statewide Alabama] The Alabama Council on Developmental Disabilities is comprised of 36 governor-appointed volunteer members, including people with developmental disabilities, family members, and representatives of public agencies that serve them.

• (334) 242-3976
• https://www.acdd.org/

[Professional Association — Statewide Alabama] The Alabama Counseling Association's (ALCA) mission is to enhance human development throughout the lifespan and to promote public confidence and trust in the counseling profession.

• (205) 423-5989
• http://www.alabamacounseling.org/

[Government — Statewide Alabama] The Mission of the Alabama Crime Victims Compensation Commission is to provide financial compensation to eligible victims of violent crime all the while treating them with compassion, fairness, and respect. The Commission works within the State for the advocacy of victims’ rights. We strive to give victims and their families hope.

• (334) 290-4420

[Government — Statewide Alabama] The mission of the Alabama Department of Agriculture & Industries is to provide timely, fair and expert regulatory control over product, business entities, movement, and application of goods and services for which applicable state and federal law exists and strive to protect and provide service to Alabama consumers.

• (334) 240-7100
• https://agi.alabama.gov/

[Government — Statewide Alabama] The Alabama Department of Child Abuse and Neglect Prevention, The Children's Trust Fund, secures resources to fund evidence-based community programs committed to the prevention of child maltreatment. We advocate for children and the strengthening of families.

• (334) 262-2951
• https://ctf.alabama.gov/

[Government — Statewide Alabama] DEDICATED PROFESSIONALS PROVIDING PUBLIC SAFETY THROUGH THE SAFE AND SECURE CONFINEMENT, REHABILITATION, AND SUCCESSFUL RE-ENTRY OF OFFENDERS

• (334) 353-3883
• https://www.doc.alabama.gov/

[Government — Statewide Alabama] To improve the quality of life in Alabama through economic and community development.

• (334) 242-5100
• https://adeca.alabama.gov/

[Government — Statewide Alabama] To provide for the protection, well-being, and self-sufficiency of children and adults.

• (334) 242-1160
• https://dhr.alabama.gov/

[Government — Statewide Alabama] Connecting Talent and Skill with Alabama Opportunities.

• (334) 652-4204
• https://workforce.alabama.gov/

[Government — Statewide Alabama] The Alabama Department of Mental Health serves more than 200,000 Alabama citizens with mental illnesses, developmental disabilities, and substance use disorders. Our mission is to Serve, Empower, and Support, and promote the health and well-being of Alabamians.

• (334) 242-3417
• https://mh.alabama.gov/

[Government — Statewide Alabama] Healthy People. Healthy Communities. Healthy Alabama.

• (334) 206-5664
• https://www.alabamapublichealth.gov/

[Government — Statewide Alabama] Created by the Alabama Legislature in 1994, the Alabama Department of Rehabilitation Services (ADRS) is the state agency that serves Alabamians with disabilities from birth throughout their lives. Our “continuum of care” approach means that help is here at every stage of a person’s life.

• (334) 293-7500
• https://www.rehab.alabama.gov/

[Government — Statewide Alabama] Providing a safe, efficient, environmentally sound intermodal transportation system for all users

• (334) 353-6554
• https://www.dot.state.al.us/

[Government — Statewide Alabama] The mission of the Alabama Department of Youth Services is to be a life-changing resource for youth involved in the justice system by providing quality educational opportunities, services and supports to reduce reoffending, improve positive outcomes, strengthen families, and enhance community safety.

• (334) 215-3804
• https://dys.alabama.gov/

[Professional Association — Statewide Alabama] To promote educational excellence, [serving] as the advocate for its members and lead[ing] in the advancement of equitable and quality public education for a diverse population.

• (334) 834-9790
• https://myaea.org/

[Nonprofit — Statewide Alabama] You've always put your family first. We can help you continue providing for a loved one with a disability, ensuring they receive the care they need with honor and dignity. Founded by the Alabama Legislature in 1995, Alabama Family Trust provides supplemental needs trusts to help your loved one qualify-or remain qualified-for essential government benefits for a lifetime of support.

• (205) 883-8333
• https://www.alabamafamilytrust.com/

[Professional Association — Statewide Alabama] The Alabama Farmers Federation strives to protect and improve the ability of farmers engaged in production agriculture to provide a reliable supply of food through responsible stewardship of Alabama's resources.

• (334) 288-3900
• https://alfafarmers.org/

[Professional Association — Statewide Alabama] AFAPA’s mission is to provide education & support to Foster, Adoptive, & Kinship families all across Alabama.

• (888) 545-2372
• https://afapa.org/

[Government — Statewide Alabama] The Alabama Fusion Center (AFC) exists to strengthen the state’s ability to prevent terrorism and combat criminal activity by serving as Alabama’s central platform for intelligence and information sharing. It integrates data from federal, state, and local agencies, the private sector, and the intelligence community, adding analytical value and delivering targeted information to the appropriate stakeholders. The AFC’s specialized personnel focus on critical infrastructure, rural crime, cybercrime, terrorism, narcotics, gangs, and human trafficking. The center also manages the Alabama Center for Missing and Exploited Children, providing statewide coordination and investigative support for cases involving missing or exploited children.

• (334) 676-7890
• https://afc.alea.gov/

[Professional Association — Statewide Alabama] Founded in 1921, the Alabama Hospital Association (AlaHA) is a statewide trade organization that assists member hospitals in effectively serving the healthcare needs of Alabama, through advocacy, representation, education and service.

• (800) 489-2542
• https://www.alaha.org/

[Nonprofit — Statewide Alabama] The purpose and agenda of the Alabama Human Trafficking Task Force includes all of the following: 1) To combat all aspects of human trafficking, including sex trafficking and labor trafficking. 2) To pursue a comprehensive response to crimes of human trafficking. 3) To coordinate strategies to provide necessary services for victims of human trafficking. 4) To focus prevention efforts to end the demand for human trafficking and create awareness through education and community initiatives. 5) To develop legislation to prevent, intervene, and treat human trafficking.

• (256) 653-8527
• https://www.enditalabama.org/

[Government — Statewide Alabama] The Mission of the Alabama Law Enforcement Agency is to efficiently provide quality service, protection, and safety for the State of Alabama through the utilization of consolidated law enforcement, investigative, and support services.

• (334) 676-6002
• https://www.alea.gov/contact‑alea

[Professional Association — Statewide Alabama] To promote the multi-disciplinary process in fostering an abuse-free society for Alabama’s children and support the development of the Children’s Advocacy Center model through public awareness, training and collaborative partnerships.

• (334) 546-5257
• https://www.alabamacacs.org/

[Government — Statewide Alabama] The Alabama Office of Prosecution Services (OPS) mission is to improve the criminal justice system in Alabama by promoting professionalism through education, legislation, fiscal services, and information; and to be advocates for fairness and justice.

• (334) 242-4191
• https://ops.alabama.gov/

[Government — Statewide Alabama] The Alabama Office of the Governor's primary mission is to improve the quality of life for all Alabamians by focusing on economic development, education, infrastructure, and government reform.

• (334) 242-7100
• https://governor.alabama.gov/

[Nonprofit — Statewide Alabama] Our mission is to work in partnership with families and organizations to ensure that all Alabama children (birth to five) get everything they need to develop to their fullest potential.

• (334) 271-0304
• https://alabamapartnershipforchildren.org/

[Professional Association — Statewide Alabama] We serve and support our members by promoting, protecting and educating Alabama's restaurant, food service and hospitality industry.

• (334) 244-1320
• https://arhaonline.com/

[Coalition — Statewide Alabama] ARCH (ALABAMA RURAL COALITION FOR THE HOMELESS) Provides assistance to those who are homeless or in danger of becoming homeless through programs such as the Rapid Rehousing and Continuum of Care  program."

• (334) 239-7833
• https://www.icarol.info/ResultDetails.aspx?org=84123&agencynum=82008419

[Government — Statewide Alabama] The Alabama Search and Rescue (ALSAR) mission is to help public safety agencies find missing people in Alabama.

• (334) 440-6699
• https://alsar.gov/

[Professional Association — Statewide Alabama] The Alabama Sheriffs Association's mission is to enforce the law, suppress crime, and educate the public.

• (334) 264-7827
• https://www.alabamasheriffs.com/

[Government — Statewide Alabama] "Every child. Every chance. Every day." is not only our department’s motto, but a guiding philosophy that drives our department’s initiatives and strategies to ensure that Alabama achieves our goals and that the 748,000 children who cross the thresholds into our public schools every day are prepared to become more productive, responsible citizens when they graduate and enter the workforce.

• (334) 546-2314
• https://www.alabamaachieves.org/

[Professional Association — Statewide Alabama] The Alabama State Nurses Association (ASNA) has a mission to lead the nursing profession and shape the future of nursing and healthcare in Alabama

• (334) 262-8321
• https://alabamanurses.nursingnetwork.com/

[Professional Association — Statewide Alabama] Millions of Miles Later, We're Still Powering Trucking Ahead

• (334) 834-3983
• https://www.alabamatrucking.org/

[Nonprofit — Statewide Alabama] ASAP is dedicated to strengthening community awareness through substance misuse education and prevention services to individuals, schools, industries, affected individuals and families residing in the State of Alabama.

• (256) 831-4436
• https://www.asaprev.com/

[Nonprofit — Statewide Alabama] AshaKiran's mission is to address domestic violence, sexual assault, and human trafficking in underserved communities, such as the foreign-born, by offering culturally sensitive crisis services and providing education to enhance understanding of cultural barriers.

• (256) 698-4446
• https://www.ashakiranonline.org/

[Initiative — Statewide Alabama] End child hunger in the state of Alabama

• (334) 844-3219
• https://www.humsci.auburn.edu/news/echa_introduces_county_food_guide_resource_project.php#:~:text=The%20ECHA%20County%20Food%20Guide,up%2Dto%2Ddate%20information.

[Education — Statewide Alabama] Project Uplift is an agency whose main goal is to help children develop constructive, happy lives so that the delinquency rate in our county will decrease.

• (334) 844-4430
• https://humsci.auburn.edu/projectuplift/

[Nonprofit — Statewide Alabama] We believe in restoration & hope for every child trafficking survivor.

• (205) 615-7333
• https://blanketforthope.org/

[Nonprofit — Statewide Alabama] Mission statement is to instill the values of the Scout Oath and Scout Law in young people.

• (205) 970-0251

[Nonprofit — Statewide Alabama] Our mission is to provide refuge and restoration to children survivors of human trafficking; empowering them through the renewal of spirit, soul, and body.

• (251) 302-2022
• https://www.camilleplace.com/

[Initiative — Statewide Alabama] The Child Trafficking Solutions Project (CTSP) is a broad-based coalition implementing collaborative community-based solutions to prevent, recognize, and respond to child trafficking. CTSP aims to improve outcomes for survivors of child trafficking, prosecute perpetrators, and mobilize communities to prevent abuse, raise awareness, and increase safety.

• (205) 719-0471
• https://www.facebook.com/ChildTraffickingSolutionsProject/

[Nonprofit — Statewide Alabama] The Child Trafficking Solutions Project (CTSP) specializes in partnering with communities to combat child trafficking through training, implementation of uniform response protocols and the development of cross-disciplinary strategic partnerships. CTSP is a broad-based coalition that works collaboratively with law enforcement, first responders, health and mental health professionals, juvenile justice systems, child welfare agencies, human trafficking organizations and schools, to create a unified community-based response to prevent and address the trafficking and exploitation of Alabama’s children.

• (205) 719-0471
• https://childrensaid.org/what‑we‑do/programs/child‑trafficking‑solutions‑project/

[Nonprofit — Statewide Alabama] When a child can’t stay with their biological family, we are obligated to provide them with a safe and loving foster home that can minister to their needs and prepare them to return to their biological family.

• (334) 875-0608
• https://cscalabama.org/

[Nonprofit — Statewide Alabama] We develop pathways to educate equip and empower individuals and families to thrive.

• (334) 768-4091
• https://thecirclecares.com/

[Nonprofit — Statewide Alabama] COPE pregnancy center exists to help women facing an unplanned pregnancy to choose life and to help and support them with that decision. We discuss pregnancy, parenting, abortion and adoption. COPE works with primarily low-income pregnant women and their families, supporting their children up to age 3. We provide free pregnancy tests, prenatal vitamins, counseling, diapers, wipes, formula, clothing, car seats, cribs, breast pumps and other supplies. We provide free online pregnancy/parenting classes. We refer our clients to support services contacts, including Medicaid professionals, social services and housing professionals. All of our services are free of charge.

• (334) 264-9143
• https://www.pregnancymontgomery.org/

[Nonprofit — Statewide Alabama] Covenant Rescue Group is a nonprofit that partners with law enforcement to fight human trafficking and child exploitation. CRG provides funding for operations that lead to rescues, arrests, and prosecutions. We provide essential training and equipment for law enforcement and create teams that are dedicated to the mission. We spread awareness, advocating through news, social media, and conferences to the growing global problem of human trafficking and child exploitation.

• (205) 201-0224
• https://www.covenantrescue.org/

[Foundation — Statewide Alabama] The Daniel Foundation of Alabama’s mission is to strengthen communities within Alabama and improve the quality of life for citizens from all regions of Alabama.

• (205) 874-3523
• https://danielfoundationofalabama.com/

[Nonprofit — Statewide Alabama] A Safe Haven for Vulnerable Children.

• (205) 837-0141
• https://embracealkids.org/

[Nonprofit — Statewide Alabama] Working to end hunger by assisting the food bank network in obtaining food and funds, increasing public awareness, and creating networks.

• (256) 653-3535
• https://feedingalabama.org/home/

[Coalition — Statewide Alabama] Uniting Advocates for Foster Care.

• (205) 490-1545
• https://fostercoalition.org/

[Business — Statewide Alabama] Fowler Davis 4Change - Dedicated to promoting public awareness and inspiring social change, we collaborate with organizations to create impactful storytelling that empowers individuals to take action on important social issues.

• (205) 907-4707
• https://fowlerdavis4change.org/

[Foundation — Statewide Alabama] The Full Life Ahead Foundation is a 501(c)(3) based in Birmingham, Alabama and serving families nationwide. Founded in 2002, Full Life Ahead strives to bridge the gap between NOW and LATER by connecting individuals with disabilities to the resources and supports needed to reach FULL LIFE status.

• (205) 541-8891
• https://fulllifeahead.org/

[Nonprofit — Statewide Alabama] Through generous donations, we strengthen communities, eliminate barriers to opportunity, and help people reach their full potential through learning and the power of work.

• (205) 323-6331
• https://www.alabamagoodwill.org/

[Nonprofit — Statewide Alabama] Heart Gallery Alabama is a nonprofit organization that connects youth in foster care with supportive adults who provide the stability and guidance they need to thrive.

• (205) 445-1293
• https://heartgalleryalabama.com/

[Nonprofit — Statewide Alabama] ¡HICA! is a community development and advocacy organization that champions economic equality, civic engagement, and social justice for Latino and immigrant families in Alabama.

• (205) 942-5505
• https://hicaalabama.org/en/home

[Foundation — Statewide Alabama] A children’s charity, non profit organization, Hope For Children Foundation intends to help children in need and preventing cruelty to children including providing education to the general public, and to professionals who are charged with protecting children and adults against sexual assault and domestic violence. Trainees have received the education classes and courses well.

• (214) 382-4673
• https://hopeforchildrenfoundation.org/

[Nonprofit — Statewide Alabama] Helping every Alabama student graduate with opportunities.

• (334) 694-4752
• https://bcsjag.weebly.com/

[Nonprofit — Statewide Alabama] To equip the Body of Christ to manifest the gospel to vulnerable children.

• (205) 967-0811
• https://lifelinechild.org/fostering‑in‑alabama/

[Coalition — Statewide Alabama] The mission of the Low Income Housing Coalition of Alabama (LIHCA) is to increase housing opportunities for Alabamians with the greatest financial need.

• (205) 939-0411
• https://lihca.org/

[Professional Association — Statewide Alabama] The Medical Association of the State of Alabama (MASA) mission is to serve, lead, and unite physicians in promoting the highest quality of health care for the people of Alabama.

• (334) 954-2500
• https://www.alamedical.org/

[Nonprofit — Statewide Alabama] Ensure affiliates have the capacity to provide quality support and education for those affected by mental illness, and advocate at all levels of government and the public sector for increased funding, services, support, and research for mental illness.

• (334) 396-4797
• https://namialabama.org/

[Nonprofit — Statewide Alabama] to help find missing children, reduce child sexual exploitation, and prevent child victimization.

• (800) 843-5678
• https://www.missingkids.org/home

[Government — Statewide Alabama] OJJDP provides national leadership, coordination, and resources to prevent and respond to youth delinquency and victimization

• (334) 358-6860
• https://ojjdp.ojp.gov/user/login?destination=/states/alabama

[Government — Statewide Alabama] to making Alabama a safer place to live

• (334) 242-7300
• https://www.alabamaag.gov/

[Business — Statewide Alabama] Provide innovative solutions that ensure social service agencies can secure safe accommodations for those in need, positively impacting lives.

• https://www.reloshare.com/

[Nonprofit — Statewide Alabama] The members of SARTEC K-9 undergo rigorous training in advanced search techniques, crime scene preservation, and rough country rescue, ensuring they are prepared for the most challenging situations. Their service is driven by a passion for aiding theThe members of SARTEC K-9 undergo rigorous training in search operations and theory, traditional search methods, air scent and scent discrimination, rough country rescue and crime scene preservation.

• (256) 580-0652
• https://sarteck‑9.org/

[Nonprofit — Statewide Alabama] Assisting Alabama youth who are aging out or at risk to transition into sustainable and connected independence.

• (205) 201-0464
• https://secondshiftalabama.org/

[Nonprofit — Statewide Alabama] The mission of Special Olympics is to provide year-round sports training and athletic competition in a variety of Olympic-type sports for children and adults with intellectual disabilities, giving them continuing opportunities to develop physical fitness, demonstrate courage, experience joy and participate in a sharing of gifts, skills and friendship with their families, other Special Olympics athletes and the community.

• (334) 242-3383
• https://www.specialolympicsalabama.org/

[Government — Statewide Alabama] The State Fire Marshal's Office is a division of the Alabama Department of Insurance. Our mission is to provide inspection services, conduct investigations of fires and explosions, insurance fraud, prevent the commission of arson and related crimes, protect lives and property from fire and explosions, and provide visitors and citizens of the state a safe environment in which to live, work, and play. Alongside the State Fire Marshal and Assistant Fire Marshal, are Deputy Fire Marshals and Insurance Fraud Investigators who are strategically located around the state and work assigned territories.

• (334) 746-4068
• https://www.firemarshal.alabama.gov/

[Nonprofit — Statewide Alabama] The State of Alabama Independent Living Council is a private nonprofit organization governed by people with all types of disabilities from all across the state. The role of the SILC is to identify societal barriers to independent living and to collaborate with Centers for Independent Living, Rehabilitation Services and other related entities throughout the state to increase the supports and services needed to create independent living opportunities.

• (334) 240-2520
• https://silcal.org/

[Nonprofit — Statewide Alabama] Tapestri Inc. is dedicated to ending violence and oppression in refugee and immigrant communities, using culturally competent and appropriate methods. They are advocates for immigrant and refugee families affected by domestic violence, sexual assault and exploitation.

• (404) 299-2185
• https://tapestri.org/

[Professional Association — Statewide Alabama] National Association of School Resource Officers NASRO - Service - Education - Charity - Family Since 1999

• (334) 742-3512
• https://www.taasro.org/

[Nonprofit — Statewide Alabama] The Arc of Alabama, Inc., is a non-profit, volunteer-based membership organization whose primary role is to advocate for the rights and protections of people with intellectual and developmental disabilities (I/DD) and their families.

• (334) 262-7688
• http://thearcofal.org/

[Other — Statewide Alabama] We exist to assist law enforcement and families in locating missing at risk youth. Whether they are confirmed CSEC or there are just indicators we have a task force dedicated to locating them. Once located, our goal is to advocate for them if needed. We also strive to educate parents on the dangers that their kids face on the internet. Topics covered include, pornography addiction, predator behavior, grooming and monitoring of devices.

• (251) 599-8580
• https://www.thestanleys.co/

[Nonprofit — Statewide Alabama] We exist to honor God by rescuing and providing opportunities for restoration to female victims of human trafficking who have been sexually exploited.

• (864) 905-4464
• https://www.the‑wellhouse.org/

[Nonprofit — Statewide Alabama] Our mission at Trafficking Hope is to eradicate sex trafficking across the nation while helping empower local churches and organizations in their own city and state.

• (205) 215-6111
• https://www.traffickinghope.org/

[Nonprofit — Statewide Alabama] True Colors United implements innovative solutions to youth homelessness by focusing on the experiences of those most impacted —LGBTQ+ and BIPOC youth.

• (212) 461-4401
• https://truecolorsunited.org/

[Nonprofit — Statewide Alabama] Bringing help and hope to the unsheltered around the world.

• (256) 615-6024
• https://www.unsheltered.org/usa

[Nonprofit — Statewide Alabama] VOICES for Alabama's Children, founded in 1992, is a 501(c)(3) statewide nonpartisan organization whose mission is to ensure the well-being of Alabama's children through research, public awareness, and advocacy

• (334) 213-2410
• https://alavoices.org/

[Nonprofit — Statewide Alabama] Worthy squared advocates for adult and minor females who have been exploited through commercial sex, or sex trafficking, so they may reclaim their dignity and self-worth. Our mission is to compassionately guide and mentor survivors on their journey to RESTORATION and FREEDOM. . .while they discover the faith to DREAM again.

• (334) 319-1183
• https://www.worthy2.org/

Our mission is to show that substance abuse is a deadly epidemic, lessen the shame and hopelessness of those who are struggling, and provide education and connection to enable people to find or maintain wholeness, safety, and sobriety.

• (205) 972-8264

The purpose of Alabama Baptist Children’s Homes & Family Ministries is to protect, nurture, and restore children and families through Christ-centered services.

• (205) 982-1112

Empowering low-income individuals and families in our community to break the cycle of poverty through education, emergency services, and partnerships that foster self-sufficiency, and community well-being.

• (334) 821-8336

Our mission is to be the behavior-health provider of choice

• (205) 402-8382

Our Mission: support refugees and asylum seekers locally and globally by: educating the community and local officials about the current refugee crisis and the process of refugee resettlement; advocating for policies that address the root causes; providing direct support for refugees and asylum seekers.

• (800) 442-7714

To help people achieve their goals and potential by providing services and resources.

• (205) 451-7866

Big Brothers Big Sisters helps children realize their potential and build their futures. We nurture children and strengthen communities, and we couldn't do any of it without you.

• (205) 939-5590

The Mission of Birmingham Cross Cultural Connections is to alleviate the burdens on immigrant and refugee families entering the city of Birmingham through resources, training, assistance, opportunities, and relationships that encourage self-sufficiency and promote holistic wellness Contact: kwoods@bhmccc.org

• (205) 201-1095

The mission of the Housing Authority of the Birmingham District is to provide the highest standard of affordable housing while fostering vibrant, inclusive communities and serving as a catalyst for opportunity.

• (205) 521-0774

The mission of the Birmingham Public Library is to provide the highest quality experience to our community for lifelong learning, cultural enrichment and enjoyment.

• (205) 322-1140

To inspire and enable young people, especially those who need us most, to realize their full potential as productive, responsible and caring citizens.

• (205) 923-3377

To enable and motivate all youth within a safe environment to reach their full potential as, productive, caring, and responsible citizens according to Judeo-Christian principles.

• (205) 744-3070

The mission of BridgeWays is to instill a genuine sense of hope, purpose, and self-worth by connecting young people to their peers, their schools, and their families — and ultimately, to their potential as responsible, contributing citizens of their communities.

• (205) 208-3045

Brother Bryan Mission seeks to minister to the economically, emotionally, and spiritually impoverished in the central Alabama area. Our goal is for every client to return to their families, churches, and communities 1) free of addiction 2) with stable housing and employment 3) and with healthy relationships with God, their families and others. Contact: jim@bbmission.com

• (205) 322-0092

Camp Fire connects young people to the outdoors, to others, and to themselves.

• (205) 324-2434

The mission of CASA of Jefferson County is to support and promote court-appointed volunteer advocacy so every child who has experienced abuse or neglect in Jefferson County has a safe, permanent home and the opportunity to thrive.

• (205) 325-5019

It is the mission of Catholic Family Services to provide the highest quality of counseling and child welfare services to all denominations in the State of Alabama. We integrate mind, body, and spirit in our professional practices.

• (205) 786-4388

Weaving homeless men back into the fabric of society.

• (205) 521-6421

To strengthen families and break the cycle of child abuse and neglect by providing education and support to both parents and children.

• (205) 801-5151

Children’s Village, Inc. will provide a home that will allow our children to grow and develop in all areas of their lives. We will provide a “family unit” for children who have been orphaned, abused, neglected, or have broken family relationships. This will be accomplished by providing them with unconditional love, a spiritual foundation, and positive parental guidance. Intellectual, educational, and enrichment programs are provided. We also encourage positive social relationships and community activities.

• (205) 925-0074

Christian Service Mission exists to connect resources with needs through relational partnerships to help communities thrive.

• (205) 252-9906

Providing hope, healing and justice for victims of child abuse

• (205) 481-4155

Community Care Development Network exists to develop, transform, and restore life to families, adults, teens, and our community to be committed, unified, and mature.

• (205) 238-5506

Provide healthy, delicious meals to those who are hungry.

• (205) 251-3569

Community on the Rise is a nonprofit & social enterprise dedicated to empowering people experiencing homelessness in Birmingham, Alabama.

• (205) 617-7746

Our mission is to offer holistic coaching to families and foster thriving communities.

• (205) 777-3653

Develop faith, promote education, and build relationships among students.

• (205) 660-2009

To provide services to address the immediate needs of the homeless and those at risk of homelessness in order to deescalate the severity of malnutrition, ill-health, and death, while connecting them to services which lead to stable housing and prepare them for independence.

• (205) 538-2330

Help us fight housing discrimination.

• (205) 324-0111

The mission of the Fairfield Alabama Housing Authority is to provide drug-free, decent, safe and sanitary housing to eligible families, and to provide opportunities and promote self-sufficiency and economic independence for public housing residents.

• (205) 923-8017

To honor God by dismantling systemic racism to create pathways of opportunity for all Alabamians. Contact: daniel@fiaal.org

• (205) 451-3352

We are dedicated to strengthening families through partnering with families, organizations, and communities and through the provision of an accessible comprehensive system of coordinated programs and services designed to enable people of all ages in Alabama to envision and achieve their goals.

• (334) 270-4100

Serving families with children who are experiencing homelessness, on the brink of homelessness, and those who have found housing and/or are transitioning back to self-sufficiency.

• (205) 918-0246

Our goal is to aid the individual in the personal, social and vocational adjustment necessary for the maintenance of a sober and productive life.

• (205) 933-2430

The mission of the Cooperative Downtown Ministries, Inc. (Firehouse Shelter) is to provide Birmingham men experiencing homelessness a nurturing environment, supportive services, and transformative possibilities.

• (205) 252-9571

Our mission is to offer those experiencing homelessness stable emergency shelter, access to housing programs, and the resources for them to achieve their full potential.

• (205) 323-4277

Rising to the challenges of the times and pioneering solutions for Alabama children and families.

• (205) 510-2600

Girls Inc. inspires all girls to be strong, smart, and bold.

• (205) 595-4475

At Glenwood, our mission is to enable individuals to live life to their fullest potential.

• (205) 969-2880

Grace House's comprehensive approach seeks to end the cycles of poverty and abuse that are so prevalent in the lives of the girls that we serve by educating, equipping, and empowering them to become mature, Godly women.

• (205) 786-4663

Greater Birmingham Ministries strives to serve people, build community, and pursue justice.

• (205) 326-6821

Seeking to put God's love into action, HfH brings people to build homes, communities, and hope.

• (205) 780-1234

To support and facilitate community involvement to ease the burden of those in need. Contact: Betheblessing@heidiskids.org

Helpline is designed to make a mark on the lives of others by providing crucial Human Services to the economically disadvantaged individuals that mainly reside in eastern metro Birmingham area.

• (205) 833-7712

The Hoover Public Library seeks to reinvent the way communities view libraries. As the heart and soul of the Hoover community, we are more than just a library. We're the first place you come to meet your friends, experience live theatre, peruse art, entertain your children, seek job searching assistance, learn about new technology and more. We seek to grow our patronage by offering an unparalleled customer experience. When patrons have questions, we want the library to be the first place that comes to mind. Contact: hvcontact@bham.lib.al.us

• (205) 444-7800

We are called to bring God’s light to those trapped in the darkness of trafficking through the power of God’s word to provide spiritual, physical, emotional, and social freedom and restoration. Contact: holley@hopefilledrooms.org

• (205) 462-7946

Hope Inspired Ministries serves unemployed individuals by preparing and equipping them to obtain, maintain, and excel at employment.

• (205) 202-6305

Our mission is to provide affordable housing, promote community, and create opportunities.

• (205) 521-0774

Using Christian Principles to Build Strong Families, Support Children, and Empower Individuals.

• (205) 916-0123

Inspiritus guides individuals and families on a path from surviving to thriving. We empower those whose lives have been disrupted to discover their strengths and resilience, accompanying them as they grow into vibrant contributors to their community.

• (404) 875-0201

The Jefferson County Family Resource Center provides a range of services to support families in achieving their goals and overcoming barriers to success.

• (205) 264-8161

Our goal is to improve communities and encourage self-sufficiency for clients through the increased availability of housing and related services for low–to moderate-income families and for those with special needs, without discrimination.

• (205) 849-0123

The Junior League of Birmingham is an organization of women whose mission is to advance women’s leadership for meaningful community impact through volunteer action, collaboration, and training. The Junior League of Birmingham’s Anti-Trafficking Committee is committed to combating human trafficking in our community through education, advocacy, and collaborative action. We empower our members and partners to raise awareness, support survivors, and promote systemic change to prevent exploitation and build a safer Birmingham. Contact: bduke@jlbonline.com

• (205) 879-9861

To provide a safe and welcoming environment for people of diverse culture to meet, obtain information, and receive available service.

• (205) 876-8190

To meet the benevolent needs of the Leeds area.

• (205) 699-7291

It is our mission to help women rebuild their lives walk forward with faith-driven hope for the future.

• (205) 833-7410

To help people develop the tools to break the cycle of poverty

• (205) 595-5959

We are on a mission to end waste and end hunger in our community.

• (205) 591-3663

Manna Ministries feeds over a thousand families each month in the Chilton, Jefferson and Shelby counties!

• (205) 953-5001

Our vision is to witness men and women come through our doors broken both financially and emotionally, but spiritually saved, who now are placed back into our communities, restored, and equipped, living spirit filled, productive lives.

• (205) 848-1908

To make strategic investments in both people and real estate to create communities of choice

• (205) 328-4292

The mission of Oasis Counseling for Women and Children is to improve the quality of life for vulnerable women, children and families by providing exceptional, professional mental health care in a safe and nurturing environment.

• (205) 933-0338

One Roof’s mission is to equip and empower our community to prevent and end homelessness through advocacy, education, and coordination of services.

• (205) 254-8833

To share hope, honor, and dignity through food

• (844) 642-4673

Our mission is to strengthen the family unit, prevent children and the elderly from entering systemic care, and reintegrate the homeless to daily life, by Linking individuals and Families to resources and opportunities achieving one breakthrough at a time

• (205) 642-8994

Prescott House Child Advocacy Center’s mission is to restore hope and reduce trauma to child victims of abuse by providing intervention services and support as well as coordinating investigation services and implementing community based prevention.

• (205) 930-3622

Our mission is to provide support, structure, and educational opportunities for individuals in order to make their dreams of reclaiming their lives a self-sufficient reality.

• (205) 923-0203

Project Success mission is to spread the gospel of Jesus Christ throughout the world and to assist, support and provide social, educational and spiritual service.

• (866) 690-0007

Sav-A-Life, Inc. is a life-affirming ministry providing free and confidential medical, educational, and counseling services for women and men facing unexpected pregnancies or the effects of sexually risky behavior. Our compassionate team offers a safe, supportive environment where clients can make informed choices and receive care that strengthens their physical, emotional, and spiritual well-being. Guided by Christian values, we walk alongside each individual with respect and understanding, helping them move toward stability, hope, and healthy family life. Contact: lisahogan@savalife.org

• (205) 979-2309

Motivated by the love of Jesus, Serving You Ministries at The Grace Place seeks to meet both physical and spiritual needs through food, clothing, and genuine relationships with our neighbors. Contact: stephen.shelton@servingyou.org

• (205) 519-5402

Serving the community.

• (205) 777-3653

Shepherds Fold is a 501(c)3, 6-month transitional ministry for men who are formerly incarcerated and homeless. We focus specifically on re-entry and helping men to re-enter society as productive citizens. Contact: jack@shepherdsfold.org

• (205) 873-0699

Sojourn means “stay for a time in a place or to live temporarily.” This is my view of our life on earth. It is a temporary stay, and our time here can be difficult, confusing, and painful at times. Sometimes we need help navigating. It is my desire to help you navigate your life and have the most abundant life possible here on earth.

• (205) 578-2028

Our mission is to provide drug-free, decent, safe, and sanitary housing for eligible families, increase affordable rental housing for low-income families, and promote self-sufficiency and economic independence for all residents.

• (205) 481-4420

The Just People Project is an organization focused on serving the homeless in Birmingham with immediate needs, building relationships, and ultimately trying to help people find a relationship with Jesus. They serve a meal, toiletries, and clothes, provide dentures, and have a van to pick our homeless fam up for church to further their relationship with the Lord.

• (205) 281-8887

The Learning Center is a Christ-centered ministry dedicated to transforming lives and building a community of hope through education. We offer courses for adults (19 and older) who want to get their GED. Our programs range from reading lessons to GED classes. Contact: info@bhamlearning.org

• (205) 983-7320

To address physical, social, and spiritual needs by working cooperatively with individuals, groups, communities, and organizations to develop and utilize required resources. Our actions reflect Christian love and are expressed by acts of service.

• (205) 326-1211

The Salvation Army's mission is to preach the gospel of Jesus Christ and to help people in need without discrimination.

• (205) 328-2420

The Salvation Army's mission is to preach the gospel of Jesus Christ and to help people in need without discrimination.

• (205) 276-1601

Triumph provides independent living skills, employment, social skills training, and counseling for individuals with developmental disabilities.

• (205) 581-1000

Our mission is to meet the needs within the community in an effort to help improve the quality of life for families.

• (205) 424-6892

Mission: To extend Christian love and charity to people in need in the Trussville area

• (205) 661-5039

The Tuscaloosa Angels mission is to walk alongside children, youth, and families in the foster care community by offering consistent support through intentional giving, relationship building, and mentorship. Contact: lauren@tuscaloosaangels.org

• (251) 455-9126

United Ability provides innovative services connecting people with disabilities to their communities and empowering individuals to live full and meaningful lives. Through our medical and educational programs, we support more than 5,800 children and adults each year in reaching their highest possibility beyond disability. Contact: info@unitedability.org

• (205) 944-3900

Our mission is to improve the community and the lives of people in Central Alabama.

• (205) 251-5131

Urban Ministry is a faith-based nonprofit focused on working with the residents of West End to build a thriving community. As an urban mission of the United Methodist Church, we work to extend compassion and opportunities for wholeness to everyone in the West End community. We do this by listening to the community, engaging your gifts and strengths, and building programs that honor every neighbor.

• (205) 781-0517

Urban Purpose, a Christ-centered ministry, empowers homeless & hurting individuals to reach their full potential by offering life-changing relationships & services.

• (205) 296-2796

Valleydale Counseling Center exists to provide biblically driven and clinically sound counseling to the community. Contact: counseling@valleydale.org

• (205) 440-2990

Home for individuals with disabilities

• (205) 531-0254

To put Christian principles into practice through programs that build healthy spirit, mind and body for all.

• (205) 426-1211

To put Christian principles into practice through programs that build healthy spirit, mind and body for all.

• (205) 324-4567

Youth Towers is here to house and teach young people ages 18-26 in order to prevent homelessness and give them the tools to build a better life.

• (205) 383-1965

Youth Villages' mission is to help children and families live successfully.

• (251) 450-2335

The YWCA's mission statement is to eliminate racism, empower women, and promote peace, justice, freedom, and dignity for all.

• (205) 322-9922

At Alabama Clinical Schools, we believe early intervention is critical to help youth achieve successful outcomes

• (205) 836-9923

Our mission is to provide life sustaining alternatives to abortion for expectant mothers and/or fathers considering abortion and help them choose life for their unborn baby by parenting or making an adoption plan. We believe in the sanctity of all human life and help support mothers, fathers, and their children with that decision.

• (205) 338-4580

Provide compassionate and respectful care for those living with the disease of addiction.

• (256) 877-0204

To provide quality healthcare and related services to all communities, including the underserved and persons experiencing homelessness, regardless of language, culture, or financial barriers.

• (205) 421-9615

To provide quality healthcare and related services to all communities, including the underserved and persons experiencing homelessness, regardless of language, culture, or financial barriers.

• (205) 783-9300

To provide quality healthcare and related services to all communities, including the underserved and persons experiencing homelessness, regardless of language, culture, or financial barriers.

• (205) 407-6900

To provide quality healthcare and related services to all communities, including the underserved and persons experiencing homelessness, regardless of language, culture, or financial barriers.

• (205) 407-5600

Our dedicated team of physicians, nurses, clinicians and medical professionals are committed to delivering quality and compassionate care.

• (205) 877-1000

Let us help you overcome alcohol and drug addiction

• (888) 577-0012

Our mission statement flows from our affirmation that our purpose is to love God and show His glory by walking in the steps of Jesus and ministering the love of Christ.

• (205) 277-2358

We at Children's of Alabama seek to provide immediate, compassionate, trauma-informed care to all children and adolescents that have experienced sexual assault and trafficking. We provide comprehensive medical-forensic care to our patients, supporting each physical and emotional need that may arise. We educate and advocate for survivors and stand united with our patients. We pride ourselves on our ability to serve as a beacon of light in the darkness to help guide survivors to recovery. At Children's of Alabama, it is our mission to be the rainbow after the storm. Contact: sane@childrensal.org

• (205) 638-9986

We live out the gospel of Christ by providing high quality, affordable health care and intentional community development among our neighbors in need, and by equipping leaders to do the same.

• (205) 380-9455

To serve all residents of Jefferson County, AL, by providing respectful, comprehensive, patient-centered care that helps our enrollees achieve better health and a higher quality of life, regardless of ability to pay.

• (205) 930-3200

Our primary mission is to serve those in addiction recovery programs. While our dental clinic offers low-cost services to all individuals in the Bessemer and Birmingham communities, we extend a special invitation to patients in recovery programs.

• (205) 434-2031

Medical Center

• (205) 971-1000

Health Connect America’s mission is dedicated to providing quality, affordable services to individuals and their family members. Doing so allows our clients the space to achieve their highest level of potential and so that they may reside in a safe, positive living environment. We accomplish this by living out our mission and values in all that we do.

• (256) 712-2822

Henderson & Walton Women’s Center, P.C. specializes in women’s health care.

• (205) 930-1800

Her Choice Birmingham Women’s Center serves the surrounding communities of Birmingham, Alabama helping women facing an unplanned pregnancy, to work through their options.

• (205) 252-0706

At Hill Crest Behavioral Health Services, we’re here to help you or a loved one get the care you need to step on the path to a happier, healthier life.

• (205) 833-9000

At Impact Recovery Center, we guide individuals with substance abuse and addiction to experience a profound healing and transformation.

• (205) 751-4936

At IBH, our mission is to provide patient-centered, high quality behavioral health services to meet the needs of individuals and families.

• (205) 644-1166

We provide individualized mental health services to children, youth and adults in a manner that encourages resilience and wellness. Our goal through education, treatment, and support, is for each person to live a meaningful and productive life of their choice.

• (205) 595-4555

At Pathway Healthcare, we are dedicated to providing personalized, compassionate care for individuals at every stage of life’s journey. Specializing in behavioral health and addiction treatment, we offer a range of services tailored to support mental wellness, addiction recovery, and overall well-being.

• (205) 517-7730

Here, you'll receive answers to your questions and access to reliable information to help you make a well-informed choice.

• (205) 759-5433

Our services help families, children, and adults of all ages live joyful lives of their own choosing, no matter what challenges they face. We’ve made this our mission for more than 50 years.

• (205) 945-7030

She Recovers is a dedicated group of advocates and providers serving women in Walker County and adjacent communities. We offer holistic services for pregnant and parenting mothers battling substance use.

• (205) 471-7977

Sunrise is a team of professionals housed within the child abuse clinic of Children's of Alabama. Our mission is to provide comprehensive health assessments to survivors of child trafficking. We provide forensic medical exams, STI testing and treatment, mental health assessment, counselling, case management, and other resources to child survivors. We aim to address all immediate health needs of survivors and provide timely referrals to additional services that may be needed. We collaborate with law enforcement, legal officials, human resource personnel, and other professionals to meet the needs of our patients. Contact: khuls@uabmc.edu

• (205) 451-6070

Pregnancy Resource Center

• (205) 565-4554

Our mission is to provide comprehensive care for the entire family

• (205) 481-7000

[Healthcare — Statewide Alabama] Forensic Services of Alabama is a cutting-edge forensic evaluation and treatment provider dedicated to helping individuals accused and charged with sexual crimes. One of the only providers providing a sexual offense fully integrated model which includes evaluations, treatment, mitigation services, and community reintegration.

• (205) 610-9319
• https://forensicservicesal.com

[Healthcare — Statewide Alabama] We envision communities where all children in “out-of- home placements” have access to everything that’s needed for their overall well-being.

• (256) 316-5500
• https://legacyhealthconnections.org/

[Healthcare — Statewide Alabama] To provide the degree and quality of service in the least restrictive environment for our neighbor’s children that we would be compelled to provide for our own and to provide these services wherever possible in a manner that reflects the best of traditional and contemporary values embraced by families. Additionally, the program must strive to make itself accessible to families and agencies with varying abilities, mechanisms, and resources for funding services.

• (334) 894-5591
• https://www.pathway‑inc.com/

Always committed, leading with excellence, serving with integrity.

• (205) 254-1700

Enhance passenger convenience and experience.

• (205) 595-0533

The mission of the Argo Community Food Bank is to alleviate hunger in and around the community of Argo Alabama.

• (205) 699-5820

People, Prosperity, Place, Partnership Performance

• (205) 254-2294

Our mission is to preserve the public peace, to impartially enforce the law, and to ensure the safety of residents and businesses.

• (205) 325-5700

[Task Force — Statewide Alabama] Attorney General Steve Marshall's office - To develop and implement a coordinated and collaborative, victim-centered, trauma-informed, multidisciplinary response to human trafficking in Alabama.

• (334) 353-3123
• https://www.alabamaag.gov/the‑alliance/

[Task Force — Statewide Alabama] The North Alabama Human Trafficking Task Force was formed to raise public awareness, educate the community, and advocate to effect change in local, regional, and state policies related to human trafficking.

• (256) 653-8527
• https://stnow.org/

[Task Force — Statewide Alabama] Our task force consists of officers from the Tuscaloosa Police Department, Northport PD, University of Alabama PD, and Tuscaloosa County SO. We work all cases involving human trafficking, child exploitation, and adult internet related sex crimes such as sextortion/extortion. We serve as the ICAC affiliate for the four member law enforcement agencies. We provide free age appropriate training to schools, professional organizations, churches, and any other organization that requests our assistance. We train law enforcement officers throughout the state on human trafficking and proactive enforcement operations. We use a trauma informed approach and connect victims with services as appropriate.

• (205) 248-4750
• https://www.tuscaloosa.com/pd

Helping Immigrants Everywhere Build A Better Future.

• (659) 209-5592

IMMIGRATION LAWYERS WITH A GLOBAL REPUTATION

• (770) 913-0800

[Legal — Statewide Alabama] The state bar is the licensing and regulatory agency for lawyers in Alabama.

• (334) 269-1515
• https://www.alabar.org/

[Legal — Statewide Alabama] The LSA law firm provides free, client-centered, civil legal advocacy to low-income Alabamians and collaborates with others across the state and nation to find solutions to systemic issues caused by poverty and social justice inequities.

• (334) 832-4570
• https://legalservicesalabama.org/

[Legal — Statewide Alabama] We aim to be the most respected immigration law firm in Alabama and to be known for our integrity, compassion, and commitment to excellence. We screen all clients and prospective clients for human trafficking victimization, to advise identified victims about the services landscape and to link victims to organizations equipped them to recover from their trafficking and thrive, such as mental health care and law enforcement. We help identified victims who lack lawful immigration status to seek lawful immigration status. We seek to deploy trauma-informed practices while engaging with clients and prospective clients.

• (205) 323-8727
• https://loveimmigration.com/