In this issue: Homenergy Workshops, DeKalb's Dixieland Delight, Albertville Early Learning Center Grand Opening, Affordable House Myths Busted, Head Start's Birthday, NeighborWorks Week
Homenergy workshops offer energy saving tips for seniors
TVA Energy Right Solutions workshops presented by Director of Homeownership Services Candy Ayers give Senior volunteers ways to be smarter about how they use energy.
The community of Fort Payne joined 19 other counties in Alabama as home to high-quality housing that is affordable for its residents and provided through Community Action Partnership of North Alabama's Housing Business Unit.
New site brings new opportunities to Albertville families
Albertville Early Learning Center provides that comprehensive program supporting the parent and the children to prepare them to become school-ready with skills for school and skills for life.
Community Lunch and Learn clears the picture about affordable housing
The Partnership's Real Estate Development team decided to bring the information to the people and let those in the local area see for themselves how Community Action and its Housing Business Unit are serving low-income communities with safe and affordable housing that is comparable in quality to most higher income developments.
Neighbors help neighbors during 2019 NeighborWorks Week
Volunteers, partners, and staff once again teamed up for a street makeover in Southeast Decatur. This year's theme was "Building Stronger Communities Together" and the volunteer turnout proved there is strength in numbers.
