United Way of Cleveland County

The Children's Homes of Cleveland CountyThe Program provides services for Cleveland County children and families. School aged children ages 5-21 can live in a safe stable environment in one of the two residential facilities; Aarons House and James Home. The ultimate goal is to serve children and families in crisis so they can leave the group home and go to a safe, stable permanent family. The primary clients are children between 5 & 18 who have victims of abuse and/or neglect.Cleveland County Abuse Prevention CouncilServices for victims of Sexual Assault provides confidential services to adults and teens that have been affected by unfortunate situations. This includes crisis response, a 24-hour emergency hotline, safe shelter, counseling and court advocacy. Shelter Services provide emergency shelter for women and their children in need of temporary assistance. During the stay services are centered on helping clients to obtain independent living.The Boys and Girls ClubThe program provides one on one support after school with homework, character building and tutoring. Many of the kids attending the program do not have support at home and therefore the programming provided by the staff and volunteers at the club is very important in participants doing well in the classroom. Primary clients are students from all grade levels.

Boys and girls club of cleveland county; The program provides one on one support after school with homework, character building and tutoring. Many of the kids attending the program do not have support at home and therefore the programming provided by the staff and volunteers at the club is very important in participants doing well in the classroom. Primary clients are students from all grade levels. Funding for new after school sites will assist the Boys and Girls Club in opening sites in the underserved parts of the county for the 2022-2023 school year.

Hospice Cleveland County exists to provide high quality skilled compassionate care and support for individuals with a life-limiting illness, their families, and the community, regardless of their ability to pay. The program provides not only skilled nursing services but also spiritual counseling, bereavement services, social work services and more.