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Improving Health and wellbeing for all

Healthy Community

Our health is essential to overall quality of life. But for many, the potential to live a healthy life is limited by where we live or how much money we learn. Working with our network of community partners, we are helping people overcome barriers to good health by improving access to nutritious food and health education and services, including preventative and trauma-informed care, mental health support, substance misuse recovery, and more.

In the Chattahoochee Valley…

58%

report traumatic childhood experiences

15%

report food insecurity

76%

children enrolled in free or reduced lunch

What We’re Doing

United Way’s network of partners addresses food insecurity, helps individuals recover from trauma, and ensures access to physical and mental health care services and supports.

Briana Tucker 211 call center
211 Call Center

Our 211 strategy helps remove barriers to accessing resources for individuals and families by providing the most robust community resource directory in the Chattahoochee Valley.

little girl wearing a black united way shirt on a slide
Resilient Chattahoochee Valley

Resilient Chattahoochee Valley seeks to improve outcomes for children 0-16 through education and aligning collective efforts to support trauma-informed care.

Rx assistance
Prescription Assistance

Medications can be costly. We’ve partnered with SingleCare to help make them more accessible for everyone.

With Your Help…

12,201

PEOPLE receiving primary care, mental health, substance abuse, or other condition-specific healthcare services

997

children recovering from abuse served in trauma-informed settings

11,273,154

lbs. of food distributed to families in need

What You Can Do

United Way is creating pathways for our neighbors to thrive. We hope you’ll join us in building a better future for the Chattahoochee Valley.