Alabama Child Caring FoundationSeeks financial support from individuals, employers and health care providers to provide health care to those children who have no other means of receiving needed care.205-985-5640 Alabama Institute for Deaf and Blind256-761-3200 The Amelia CenterBereavement support service provided by Children's Health System.205-251-3430 Angel FlightCoordinates free medical air transportation for children and adults.800-352-4256 ARC Of Jefferson CountyServes adults, infants and toddlers with mental retardation.205-323-6383 ARC of Shelby County205-664-9313 Autism Society of Alabama205-621-0548 Bell Center for Early Intervention205-870-0081 Child FindEarly intervention system for developmentallydelayed children.800-543-3098 Childbirth Education Association of Greater BirminghamAn independent organization not affiliated with any hospital or clinic; a doula service for labor, birth and postpartum; and breastfeeding information and support.205-856-0999 Childcare ResourcesCentral resource for information and counseling about childcare205-252-1991 Children's Aid SocietyOffering family care program, foster care, respite foster care, family intervention program, teen parent project, project dads, adoption, post adoption and more.205-251-7148 Children’s Hospital Intervention Program Clinic (CHIPS)Handles sexual, physical, and mental abuse cases.205-558-2751 Cystic Fibrosis - Alabama205-870-8565 Epilepsy Foundation of North & Central Alabama205-324-4222 Exceptional FoundationStrives to meet the social and recreational needs of the exceptional population.205-870-0776 Family Advocacy ServicesAssist special needs families with insurance, Medi-care, Medicaid, treatment options and other health care concerns.205-969-0277- Family Guidance Center of Alabama
- Montgomery
- 334-270-4100
- www.familyguidancecenter.org
Hand In HandUnited Cerebral Palsy of BirminghamA learning program for children from 6 weeks to 4 years of age.205-944-3939 Head Start Parent Child CenterJCCEO. Parenting, adult enrichment, and comprehensive Head Start child development services for infants, toddlers, and their parents.205-787-2204 Jefferson County Dept. of HealthMaternity, 205-930-0445 Kid One Transport205-978-1000 Lakeshore FoundationFor young people, ages 5-18, who have physical disabilities.205-868-2011 March of Dimes Birth Defects205-824-0103 National Down Syndrome Society800-221-4602 Parent Advocates Down Syndrome205-988-0810 SEAC Alabama Parent Assistance CenterOperates the Parent Training and Information Center (PTI) and the Parental Assistance Center (PAC) - Special Education Advocates205-941-0313 Sickle Cell Anemia Association205-780-2355 SIDSAmerican SIDS Institute1-800-232-SIDS National SIDS Resource Center1-703-821-8955 SIDS Alliance1-800-221-SIDS Spina Bifida Association of Alabama205-978-7287 Successby6United Way resource guide for addressing early childhood development.205-458-2186 United Cerebral Palsy of GreaterBirmingham205-251-0165- United Cerebral Palsy of West Alabama
Tuscaloosa- 205-345-3031, ext. 11
- www.ucpwa.org
United WayInformation and referrals for United Way services.- United Way of Central Alabama
- Birmingham
- 205-251-5131
- www.uwca.org
- United Way of East Central Alabama
- Anniston
- 256-236-8229
- www.unitedwayimpact.org
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- United Way of Etowah County
- Gadsden
- 256- 547-2581
- www.unitedwayofetowahcounty.com
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- United Way of West Alabama
- Tuscaloosa
- 205-345-6640
- www.uwwa.org
Voices for Alabama's ChildrenStatewide children's advocacy agency1-800-444-5437 Women Infants and Children (WIC)Jefferson County Department of Health. Nutrition education, nutritious foods, and referrals for health care.205-933-9110 YWCAOffers day care for homeless children, affordable housing for women, day care for low-income families, and domestic violence services.205-322-YWCA