United Way of Central Georgia plays a vital role in addressing the reading proficiency gap through Read United, a comprehensive literacy program that harnesses the power of volunteerism.
Results in Central Georgia
727
people went through Brookdale Resource Center last year, including 95 families and 216 children.
76%
of 2nd and 3rd graders reading scores increased by 50% or more in Read United last year.
$594,454
in local cost savings for people utilizing SingleCare prescription card last year.
Community Schools United centers public schools as hubs for communities and combines a rigorous, relevant educational program with extended learning opportunities, family and community engagement, and an infusion of social services.
ALICE stands for Asset Limited, Income Constrained, Employed, & represents the growing number of working families who struggle to afford the basics:housing, childcare, food, transportation, healthcare, and technology.
The impact of Brookdale Resource Center and Hello House is immeasurable for individuals experiencing homelessness in Central Georgia.
