CHATTANOOGA KIWANIS CONTRIBUTES (4)
Signal Centers (United Cerebral Palsy of Association)
Signal
Centers is a United Way agency which offers services for children with cerebral
palsy and other disabilities through its early intervention, center based
activities and preschool programs. Family support services offered include
parent/training support, toy lending library and Tech Tots, a program to
increase the technology assistance available to children with cerebral palsy and
other disabilities.
Signal Centers also offers day activities, recreation and sports opportunities and supported employment for adults with cerebral palsy and other disabilities. For more information about Casual Day TM, contact Debbie Stallings at Signal Centers, (615) 698 8528.
Cranio-facial Foundation of America
Specializes in
deformities of face or skull from birth defects, tumors or trauma.
Grant to be used for Craniofacial Family Weekend, a camp for families and
children with facial differences. Children of all ages.
Epilepsy Foundation
of Southeast Tennessee
A voluntary, non-profit organization formed in 1977 to meet the needs of people with epilepsy, their families and concerned individuals in Southeast Tennessee and Northwest Georgia. It is dedicated to the prevention and control of epilepsy, and to help those with seizures overcome the consequences associated.
Family and Children's Services of Chattanooga. Inc, is a private, not-for-profit
social service agency designed to strengthen and preserve individual and family
life through counseling and related services.
300 East 8th Street,
Chattanooga, TN 37403 423-755-2822
Fcooper@mail.fcschatt.org
WeekEnd
Academy
Today's Inner City Children -- Tomorrow's Leaders
The Weekend Academy is a corporate citizenship program dedicated to:
Educating and motivating inner-city children to reach their full potential to become the future leaders and prepared to work force of their downtown community, and
Providing meaningful
volunteer opportunities for individuals and organizations to invest in the
future of their community.
Coordinator: Jerilyn Sanders
423-751-8847
Stars National Center For Youth Issues
Girls, Inc.
Kids on the Block
Chattanooga's Kids on the
Block is a nonprofit education and prevention agency that uses puppetry to
present ideas into the classroom. Their primary audience is elementary school
children in grades 3-6 but they also do programs and trainings for adult groups,
offering a wide variety of topics on health and social concerns.
resources.
P.O. Box 4764
Chattanooga , TN 37405
Robbye Lewis 757-5050 / 757-5259