P - Human Services

  • Saluda Living in Place (SLIP) helps to reduce those barriers and help residents to live longer, healthier and more enjoyable lives. We believe that a strong senior community can be a rewarding place to live, with seniors serving as an asset to each other and the entire community.
  • ​The Still Place is a charitable organization providing rest, renewal and re-creation to families living with serious illness in hope of fostering resiliency, empowerment and self-determination. We provide free of charge vacations, uniquely planned and lovingly facilitated for families who find it difficult if not impossible to get away, plan and experience the healing restorative properties of a family vacation.
  • Foster Family Alliance of North Carolina (FFA-NC) is a nonprofit corporation that recruits and provides training, and support to individuals, families and organizations that impact the lives of children and their families who have been, or are in foster, or kinship care, in North Carolina.
  • To empower individuals and communities to achieve their destiny through community organizing, affordable housing, and grass roots economic development.
  • InterAct is the only provider of domestic violence and sexual assault services in Wake County, North Carolina - saving lives, rebuilding lives and securing safer futures for individuals and families in our community.
  • Providing hope through emotional support and financial assistance to families whose children are receiving care at North Carolina partner hospitals

  • The Iredell County Partnership for Young Children (ICPYC) is a 501 (c) (3), public/private organization dedicated to measurably increasing learning and healthy development of children birth to age five in Iredell County. ICPYC provides services focused on raising the quality of early care and education, supporting families, advancing child health, and expanding literacy. ICPYC is the Smart Start affiliate for Iredell County and serves as our community’s lead organization for young children and their families.
  • To connect our neighbors to available services, empower them to make life sustaining changes.

  • To provide a safe, secure enriching place for children of families with business at the Mecklenburg County Courthouse.

  • HopeMatch has served the Greater Charlotte area for over a decade, providing essential services to the
    working poor and those going through situational challenges, like health crises or temporary job loss.
    These are families who make slightly above the income limit to qualify for most public benefits like food
    stamps. What started as an Adopt-a-Family Holiday program, is now a year-round support system and
    community for those who often do not feel seen in their struggles.

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