Causes: Federated Giving Programs, Philanthropy
Mission: A national mission institution (nmi) in a convenant relationship with the national united methodist women to serve low-income kansas city families with education, immediate assistance, and welfare-to-work supportive services. The program includes a child care program, early education, social services, youth services, and refugee resettlement program to assist refugees with housing, food, clothing, professional services, and employment placement to aid in the transition to the local area.
Programs: Charter school for grades kindergarten through 8th grade
to provide safe, low-cost, door to door transportation, and access to medical and nutritional services for the lower-income, elderly, and handicapped
to provide services to refugees such as assistance with housing, food, clothing, professional services, english language education, and employment placement to aid in their transition into their new community and toward self-sufficiency.
to involve youth-provide them with opportunities to assert themselves in constructive ways, stimulate their self-awareness and expression, help them avoid illicit substances, teach alternatives to violence and drugs, develop youth leadership, provide pregnancy-prevention activities, encourage/require youth to stay in school for the purpose to graduate high school, and to encourage involvement in higher-education. Total program expenses were 421,247.To provide for basic needs (food, clothing, shelter, etc) through social services, to alleviate stress due to financial difficulties, emergencies, etc on a temporary basis. Total program expenses were 587,742.To provide adult education classes for low-income refugee english- language-learners and english-speaking adults to increase reading, language, and other academic skills to achieve greater-financial stability, to secure u s citizenship, and to achieve self-sufficiency. Total program service expenses were 1,094.To provide quality state-licensed and state-accredited child care for children of low-income families, especially single parents who are seeking job opportunities, working, or receiving education. Total program service expenses were 571,180.
Mission: A national mission institution (nmi) in a convenant relationship with the national united methodist women to serve low-income kansas city families with education, immediate assistance, and welfare-to-work supportive services. The program includes a child care program, early education, social services, youth services, and refugee resettlement program to assist refugees with housing, food, clothing, professional services, and employment placement to aid in the transition to the local area.
Programs: Charter school for grades kindergarten through 8th grade
to provide safe, low-cost, door to door transportation, and access to medical and nutritional services for the lower-income, elderly, and handicapped
to provide services to refugees such as assistance with housing, food, clothing, professional services, english language education, and employment placement to aid in their transition into their new community and toward self-sufficiency.
to involve youth-provide them with opportunities to assert themselves in constructive ways, stimulate their self-awareness and expression, help them avoid illicit substances, teach alternatives to violence and drugs, develop youth leadership, provide pregnancy-prevention activities, encourage/require youth to stay in school for the purpose to graduate high school, and to encourage involvement in higher-education. Total program expenses were 421,247.To provide for basic needs (food, clothing, shelter, etc) through social services, to alleviate stress due to financial difficulties, emergencies, etc on a temporary basis. Total program expenses were 587,742.To provide adult education classes for low-income refugee english- language-learners and english-speaking adults to increase reading, language, and other academic skills to achieve greater-financial stability, to secure u s citizenship, and to achieve self-sufficiency. Total program service expenses were 1,094.To provide quality state-licensed and state-accredited child care for children of low-income families, especially single parents who are seeking job opportunities, working, or receiving education. Total program service expenses were 571,180.
500 Woodland Ave, Kansas City, MO 64106
816-842-8040
Philanthropy
Kansas City
