Our Impact
4,636 neighbors served. 758 lives changed.
Across Dallas County, our programs help families find work, finish school,
Reporting period October 2025 – September 2026
Who we served
October 2025 – September 2026
More than four in ten people we served were children — because helping a parent find steady work changes a whole household.
People served
4,636
Neighbors reached
2,652 adults · 1,984 children
Across 2,936 families and 1,414 service sessions,
130
Household crises averted
Utility shut-offs stopped, evictions prevented, families housed
110
Industry credentials earned
CNA, CDL, ServeSafe, forklift, phlebotomy and more
63
Financial literacy certificates
Neighbors completing budgeting and money-management training
26
Diplomas & GEDs earned
High school completion for adults and young people
People served each month
Adults and children, October 2025 – September 2026
Oct
Oct
105
99
People served204
Families153
Nov
Nov
126
116
People served242
Families163
Dec
Dec
126
108
People served234
Families173
Jan
Jan
115
105
People served220
Families144
Feb
Feb
208
143
People served351
Families233
Mar
Mar
247
174
People served421
Families266
Apr
Apr
264
180
People served444
Families288
May
May
214
192
People served406
Families228
Jun
Jun
317
214
People served531
Families341
Jul
Jul
354
231
People served585
Families375
Aug
Aug
274
211
People served485
Families277
Sep
Sep
302
211
People served513
Families295
Service grew through the year, peaking at 585 people in July.
What our neighbors achieved
All 758 outcomes
Every number below is a documented result recorded by our staff —
Jobs & Career Readiness
279 outcomes
Neighbors moving into work, and the training that got them there.
Job interviews obtained 38
Career readiness certificates earned 42
Mobilizing Alabama Pathways (MAPS) completed 22
Job applications completed 19
Workforce development classes completed 19
Community service participation 6
On-the-job training completed 2
Education & Credentials
144 outcomes
Diplomas, degrees and the certifications that open career doors.
CNA certifications earned 67
High school diplomas earned 22
ServeSafe certifications earned 12
Additional professional certifications 11
Alabama Career Essentials completed 8
College or university acceptances 6
Office computer skills certificates 2
School credits recovered through tutoring 2
Forklift certifications earned 2
Phlebotomy certifications earned 1
Hospitality guest-services certifications 1
Keeping the lights on and families in their homes.
Utility disconnections prevented 83
Financial literacy certificates earned 63
Households placed in emergency housing 16
Households placed in long-term housing 11
Driver’s licenses obtained 4
The parenting, coping and engagement work that holds everything else up.
Families in family engagement programming 37
Conflict resolution classes completed 22
Anger management classes completed 20
Evidence-based curriculum completions 14
Women’s wellness classes completed 13
Dad 24/7 classes completed 11
Parenting classes completed 8
Youth in extracurricular activities 6
Youth diverted from justice involvement 1
Neighbors entering military service 1
The programs behind this work
Familyhood Family Resource Center WIOA BBWI ARESET COMPASS (CERP, RISE, CPSB & CTS) TANF
