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April — A Month for Health, Awareness, and Community Action
April is an important month for health awareness, shining a spotlight on issues that affect our communities and highlighting the power of prevention, ...
Recognizing Poverty Awareness Month: Renewing Alabama’s Commitment to Opportunity and Dignity
This Poverty Awareness Month, Community Action Agencies across Alabama reaffirm their commitment to addressing the causes and conditions of poverty....
New Community Partnership Expands Workforce and Economic Mobility Opportunities in Alabama
Community Action Agencies across Alabama continue to strengthen partnerships aimed at expanding workforce development and economic mobility opportunit...
Community Action Agencies Respond to Severe Weather and Emergency Needs Across Alabama
Recent severe weather events have impacted communities across Alabama, leaving families in urgent need of assistance....
Alabama Strengthens Anti-Poverty Efforts Through Federal and State Funding Support
Alabama continues to prioritize support for families facing economic hardship through renewed federal and state investments in anti-poverty programs, ...
Digital Access Is Foundational — Yet Barriers to Broadband Continue to Harm Families Across the South
In an era where nearly every aspect of daily life — from education and healthcare to job applications and public services — requires internet acce...
Important Update: Student Loan Limits Changing July 1, 2026
Students preparing for degree programs in architecture, education, and several other academic fields will face reduced federal student loan limits beg...
Alabama LIHEAP Updates (2025–2026)
Alabama Community Action Agencies have now begun receiving their LIHEAP allocations following the federal funding release. While each agency sets its ...
Governor Kay Ivey Directs $2 Million to Alabama Food Banks Amid Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) Suspension
In response to the federal suspension of SNAP benefit distributions, Governor Kay Ivey has announced that the State of Alabama will release $2 million...
