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Neighborhood House, Inc. Women's Resource Center

Columbus, Ohio

Cause Description:
The NHI Women's Resource Center assists women moving from welfare to work by offering classes in basic literacy, GED Preparation, Computer, parenting, employment preparation and retention classes, domestic violence support groups and financial management. We have a free clothing pantry, emergency food pantry, and offer housing referrals. We offer our program participants free babysitting while they are in our classes. We also offer free drug and alcohol counseling and support groups. We also provide a teen support group/ Rites of Passage group. Most of our staff are volunteers and we are supported through the United Way, the Episcopal church, and private donations. We are currently seeking funding to support our literacy and GED programs. We are available to all women in Franklin County (OH).

Type: Human/ Social Services
Listed on iGive since: July 1998
iGive members supporting: 8

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Raised through iGive: $11.72 across 2 checks, September 1998 to December 1999.

Payments sent to Neighborhood House, Inc. Women's Resource Center
Period endingAmount
Dec 26, 1999 $0.86
Sep 30, 1998 $10.86

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