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service description and allocation information. The information
provided below represents the allocation for 2007.
Aiken Area Council on Aging
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159 Morgan Street
P.O. Box 3156
Aiken, SC 29802-3156
phone (803) 648-5447
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Provides casework and related services
to elderly persons, their family or other caregivers. These include
an Alzheimer's Disease Support Group; telephone reassurance service;
homemaker/personal care service; shelf stable meals; home delivered meals;
Senior Citizens Discount Program; Sitter Registry; Medicaid Transportation
Service; Congregate Meal Sites; information and referral.
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2007 Allocation: $158,907.00
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Aiken Boxing Club
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P.O. Box 33
Aiken, SC 29802-0033
phone (803) 641-6941
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The mission of the Aiken Boxing Club
is for Aiken County youth and young adults to thrive and achieve their
highest goals not only in competitive sports but also within their schools,
community and peer environments. It is designed to increase inner/outer
changes through a plan of amateur boxing designed to build and strengthen
their feelings and self-worth in a vigorous and demanding sport requiring
discipline, pride, respect, obedience, loyalty, fidelity and enthusiasm.
Provides diversion to substance abuse, violence and delinquency.
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2007 Allocation: $15,433.47
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Aiken Center for Alcohol and Other Drug
Services
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1105 Gregg Highway
Aiken, SC 29801
phone (803) 649-1900
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Provides information, education and
prevention services in an effort to affect the attitudes individuals have
towards the use and abuse of psychoactive substances and deterring many
of the problems associated with alcohol and drug abuse.
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2007 Allocation: $36,491.00
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Aiken County Help Line
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P.O. Box 2712
Aiken, SC 29802-2712
phone (803) 648-9900
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A 24-hour crises intervention, information
and referral service for all citizens of Aiken County. Volunteers
are trained by professionals in the community in the areas of responding
to crisis situations, listening skills, and information on community resources.
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2007 Allocation: $72,804.00
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Aiken County Teen Pregnancy Prevention
Council
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P.O. Box 355
Aiken, SC 29802-0355
phone (803) 649-1095
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To bring together leaders of existing
programs that help prevent teen pregnancy. To serve as the planning
body for organizations and citizens interested in researching the problem
and developing effective interventions. Acts as the primary public
awareness and education body within the County regarding the problem,
prevalence, and consequences of teen pregnancy and implements strategies
and programs to reduce incidence of teen pregnancy in Aiken County.
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2007 Allocation: $23,463.00
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American Heart Association - Aiken County
Division
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1003 Hammond Road
Aiken, SC 29801
phone (803) 649-6654
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Reducing disabilities and deaths from
cardiovascular disease and stroke through research, education and community
programs.
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2007 Allocation: $43,930.00
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American Red Cross - Aiken County Chapter
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267 Laurens Street
P.O. Box 384
Aiken, SC 29802-0384
phone (803) 641-4152
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Coordinates immediate emergency assistance
(food, clothing, and shelter) to Aiken County residents suffering disaster
loss. Provides worldwide emergency communications network for members
of our armed forces and their families. Administers training in
adult, child, and infant CPR, First Aid, Life guarding and Aquatic Safety
Training, AIDS education. Ensures a safe supply of blood to area hospitals
via blood services. Provides information, guidance, and counseling
services.
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2007 Allocation: $113,338.00
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Area Churches Together Serving (ACTS)
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340 Park Avenue SW
Aiken, SC 29801
phone (803) 652-5919
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The mission of Area Churches Together
Serving is to give temporary and emergency aid to persons in need in
the name of Jesus Christ. Services provided by ACTS include clothing,
food, furniture (for burnouts mainly), financial help with utilities and
prescriptions, and referral to other community agencies. Our goal is to
provide physical help but to also provide spiritual help when needed.
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2007 Allocation: $27,870.00
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Brothers and Sisters of Aiken County
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P.O. Box 1349
Aiken, SC 29802-1349
phone (803) 641-3888
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Promoting positive youth development
through recreation, tutoring and educational programs for children ages
5-18. Program takes place after school at the Smith-Hazel Recreation
Center under the supervision of the Director and Program Coordinator.
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2007 Allocation: $21,000.00
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Central Savannah River Girl Scout Council
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1325 Greene Street
Augusta, GA 30901
phone (706) 774-0505
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Providing an informal educational program
for girls 5-17, providing activities designed to instill in girls the learning,
values and self-esteem to become skilled, caring, successful women.
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2007 Allocation: $35,116.00
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Children's Place
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310 Barnwell Avenue, NE
Aiken, SC 29801
phone (803) 641-4144
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Provides Therapeutic Childcare Services.
The program consists of a multi-level psychological developmental system
of services designed for and delivered to abused, neglected, victimized
and other at risk children, ages 3-12, and their families. The child's
full range of intervention strategies include developmentally appropriate
education, behavior management, social skills education, play therapy,
speech and language therapy, health and growth monitoring, and wholesome
nutritious meals. Parenting classes and individual Family Treatment
Plans are developed to assist parents in changing their behavioral patterns
with their children.
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2007 Allocation: $270,276.00
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Cumbee Center to Assist Abused Persons
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P.O. Box 1293
Aiken, SC 29802-1293
phone (803) 641-4162
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Provides Domestic Violence program
consisting of non-shelter counseling, legal advocacy and emergency shelter
services to victims of domestic violence. Sexual Assault program
serves as a rape crises center for victims of sexual assault (over 16 years
of age) and child victims of non-familial sexual assault.
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2007 Allocation: $114,338.00
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The Family Y
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3570 Wheeler Road
Augusta, GA 30909
phone (706) 733-1030
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Providing after-school care (Prime
Time) and tutorial programs to Aiken County elementary school-age children,
focusing on math and reading skills.
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2007 Allocation: $18,961.00
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Florence Crittenton Homes
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19 St. Margaret Street
Charleston, SC 29403
phone (843) 722-7526
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Providing residential, health, education
and counseling programs for Aiken County young women 10 and older experiencing
the problems associated with single-parent pregnancy.
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2007 Allocation: Designation
Only
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Free Medical Clinic of Aiken County,
Inc.
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USCA Campus
Alan B. Miller Building
471 University Parkway
P.O. Box 1294
Aiken, SC 29802
phone (803) 641-2825
fax (803) 641-2824
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The clinic provides medical care to
residents of Aiken County who are with private insurance, Medicare, Medicaid
or any other form of medical assistance. Hours of operation are Tuesday
and Thursday 5:00pm - 9:00pm.
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2007 Allocation: $23,225.00
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Georgia-Carolina Council Boy Scouts
of America
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1804 Gordon Highway
Augusta, GA 30903
phone (706) 733-5277
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Promotes citizenship, good character,
self-reliance, and personal fitness to area youth. This is done through
Comprehensive Youth Development Programs; Substance Abuse Education; Pre-Job
Guidance and Job Training; Protection of Children from Neglect, Abuse,
and Exploitation; Specialized Services for the Disabled.
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2007 Allocation: $41,805.00
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Golden Harvest Food Bank
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13 Enterprise Drive
Aiken, SC 29803
phone (803) 648-0752
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Solicits, collects, warehouses and
distributes donated grocery products to a six county service area of west
central South Carolina. These food items are distributed to Emergency
Food Pantries and On-Site Feeding Programs in the before mentioned area.
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2007 Allocation: $45,521.00
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Helping Hands
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100 John Elliott Lane
P.O. Box 503
Aiken, SC 29802-0503
phone (803) 648-3456
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Providing emergency shelter and nurturing
for abused, abandoned and neglected children ages birth to 17 with 24-hour
supervision including food, clothing, and medical attention.
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2007 Allocation: $191,338.00
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Hitchcock Healthcare Center
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690 Medical Park Drive
Aiken, SC 29801
phone (803) 648-8344
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Provides Outpatient Rehabilitation
Services including physical, occupational and speech therapy as well as Medical
Social Work and Nursing Services. The Home Health Program provides
service to recovering, disabled or chronically ill persons. Hospice
is a program of supportive palliative care for the person diagnosed with
a prognosis of 6 months or less to live. Pediatrics Program delivers
therapeutic services of physical, occupational and speech to children 0-12
years of age with a diagnosed delay of deficit. Child Development
offers developmentally appropriate pre-school to children 3-5 years of age
who have mild to moderate disabilities in an inclusive, mainstreamed environment.
Senior Care is a program providing home nursing and personal care service
to people of all ages and physical conditions.
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2007 Allocation: $194,208.00
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Jackson First Alert
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508 Atomic Road
P.O. Box 332
Jackson, SC 29831-0332
phone (803) 471-2637
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Providing 24-hour emergency medical
assistance to calls, which originate in the 911 system and to the Aiken
County EMS when needed. Also assist areas outside of Jackson such
as Aiken, North Augusta, Langley, Bath, Clearwater, and New Ellenton.
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2007 Allocation: $13,470.00
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Mental Health Association in Aiken County
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P.O. Box 1074
Aiken, SC 29802-1074
phone (803) 641-4164
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Provides supportive transitional mental
health services; pregnancy prevention; education, advocacy and referral;
and services to strengthen families through its Welcome Baby and Nurture
Home Programs. Another intervention program, Mothers As Mentors, trains
mothers to function as mentors for younger adolescent mothers. This
programs seeks to reduce repeat pregnancies among teen mothers, increase
their knowledge of infant/child development, and increase self-esteem of
parenting teens.
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2007 Allocation: $96,211.53
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The Salvation Army
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322 Gayle Avenue, NW
Aiken, SC 29801
phone (803) 648-0461
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Provides a 24-hour emergency housing
shelter for men, women, and families, as well as job placement, counseling
and referral by an onsite caseworker. Assistance provided the low-income,
elderly, unemployed, disabled, and others with special needs. Food,
clothing, and utility assistance offered as need indicate and resources
allow. Administers activities, which enhance individual's social,
spiritual, and emotional well-being.
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2007 Allocation: $116,470.00
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Tri-Development Center
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1016 Vaucluse Road
P.O. Box 698
Aiken, SC 29802-0698
phone (803) 642-8811
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Provides Developmental and Vocational
Services for adults with disabilities that include a Sheltered Workshop,
Mobile Work Crews, Enclave and Competitive Employment through Job Coaching.
Administers Children's Services/Prevention Programs, which targets children
with mental retardation or who are at risks, ages 0-21, as well as their
families. Also provides volunteer recruitment and referral.
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2007 Allocation: $224,818.00
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United Way of Aiken County
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118 Park Avenue, SW
Suite 700
P.O. Box 699
Aiken, SC 29802-0699
phone (803) 648-8331
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Meeting local needs through planning,
evaluating, supporting and funding health and human service programs.
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2007 Allocation: $325,904.00
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Project VISION Initiative
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phone (803) 279-1593
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2007 Allocation: $74,707.00
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United Way of America
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701 North Fairfax Street
Alexandria, VA 22314-2045
phone (800) 892-2757
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Providing technical assistance, consultation,
training and research for local United Ways.
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2007 Allocation: $25,590.00
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United Way Association of South Carolina
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2711 Middleburg Drive
Suite 307
Columbia, SC 20204
phone (803) 252-9101
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Addressing human care needs and monitoring
legislative issues for local United Ways in the state. Provides leadership
in planning, budgeting and allocations to statewide non-profit agencies.
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2007 Allocation: $8,750.00
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