Stable Families
A strong community respects and supports families of all types. Funded programs improve family relationships to give each member a sense of well-being, belonging, and safety. Programs also prevent child abuse and family violence, come to the aid of its victims, and support families facing a crisis of any type.
1999 United Way Service Statistics
- Sheltered and found permanent housing for 397 homeless families and individuals
- Provided support for 374 victims of domestic violence in their homes during a crisis
- Provided a safe haven for 429 victims of domestic violence and their children
- Linked 5,900 victims of domestic violence to services to increase their safety
- Taught 176 low income parents positive parenting skills
- Counseled 351 individuals and family members under stress
- Counseled 97 pregnant teens
- Counseled and taught parenting skills to 500 families at risk of child abuse and neglect
- Helped 334 homeless men find jobs
1999 Funding by Outcome Area
If $2.25 million is available for Stable Families, United Way will support&
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Services for local families in crisis |
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American Red Cross |
$356,196 |
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Artemis Center for Alternatives to Domestic Violence |
$150,000 |
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Catholic Social Services |
$297,000 |
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Family Service Association |
$518,000 |
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Germantown Community Services |
$8,000 |
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Greene County Domestic Violence Project |
$102,200 |
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Interfaith Hospitality Network |
$26,500 |
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Jewish Federation |
$50,000 |
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Legal Aid Society of Dayton |
$58,000 |
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Lutheran Social Services |
$21,083 |
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Preble Counseling Center |
$49,266 |
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Salvation Army |
$175,000 |
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St. Joseph Childrens Treatment Center |
$50,000 |
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YWCA of Dayton |
$285,000 |
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Life skills to strengthen family relationships |
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Catholic Social Services |
$42,000 |
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Mercy Manor |
$50,000 |
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Womanline of Dayton |
$9,000 |