Providing mentally challenged individuals with alternative living arrangements, Northside Group Home specializes in residential non-medical housing. Features include sleeping accommodations, meal preparation, light housekeeping and group activities, to name a few.
This Salvation Army thrift store serves the counties of Cumberland, Hoake, Moore, Robeson and Scotland. It accepts donations of clothes, furniture and non-perishable food items, which it in turn donates to the poor and homeless. Some items are sold in the showroom and those proceeds are used to fund programs that benefit those in need. The Salvation Army also offers an after-school program at this site.
Cumberland Community Action Program is the Head Start program in Fayetteville. It is a government-funded education program for children 0-5 years old. The program is for low-income families and certain income requirements must be met. It is meant to better prepare children for their public education ahead.
Specializing in female fertility-related issues, AAA Crisis pregnancy Center provides confidential counseling and limited health services. Duties include ultrasounds, adoption and abortion options, pregnancy testing and parenting courses.
Treating former members of the military suffering from acute mental afflictions, Quaker House Military Counseling Program specializes in psychological treatment services. Areas of expertise include post-traumatic stress disorder, major depressive disorder, paranoia and military sexual trauma.
Habitat for Humanity is a non-profit organization. This organization aims to eliminate poverty by building housing for the homeless. Visit Habitat for Humanity's website for information on volunteering and donating.