PROJECTS
Community Health, Safety & Stability Initiative (CHSSI)
Flagship Program
The Community Health, Safety & Stability Initiative (CHSSI) is RCV’s core, trauma-informed program addressing health access, personal safety, and long-term stability for underserved individuals and families. CHSSI focuses on prevention, education, care coordination, and resource navigation to address social determinants of health and reduce repeat crisis, victimization, and instability.
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Health Partnerships United (HPU)
Health Partnerships United (HPU) coordinates collaborative efforts with healthcare providers, public agencies, and community organizations to expand access to preventive education, non-clinical health supports, and referral services. HPU strengthens community health outcomes through partnership, coordination, and shared resources.
Elder & Caregiver Support Program (ECGS)
RCV provides support services for older adults, individuals with disabilities, and caregivers navigating health, safety, and daily living challenges. The program emphasizes dignity, independence, and access to resources that promote stability and quality of life for both elders and those who care for them.
Children, Youth & Family Support Program (CYFSP)
This program supports children, youth, and families through education, mentoring, advocacy, and access to community resources. Services are designed to strengthen families, promote safety and well-being, and improve long-term outcomes for children facing economic hardship or systemic barriers.
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Farm Hand Project (FHP)
The Farm Hand Project supports economic stability and skill development through workforce engagement connected to agriculture and community sustainability. Participants gain practical experience, supportive employment opportunities, and pathways to greater self-sufficiency.
Quips Camp
(QCP) PROJECT
Quips Camp Project provides youth with safe, structured opportunities for enrichment, learning, creativity, and personal growth. The program promotes positive development through educational activities, mentorship, and recreational experiences in a supportive environment.
Mentee Programs
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After Hours Kids Power
After Hour Kids Power's mission is to nurture and educate the entire child. We aim to provide opportunities for social, emotional, and physical development as they progress through their early childhood to mid- adolescent years. This program is designed to manage the behaviors of all children, especially those who may have special needs and children who are are marginalized, underprivileged, and or underrepresented in the full spectrum of child care.
Parents who need respite and quality care for thier children can rely on AHKP to work with thier children in a structured and safe environment. Our staff is highly trained and passionate about caring for children who may face some challenges with social skills and other areas of routine childhood development.
We are looking for Sponsors, Partners, Families and Community Leaders to join us in this very important cause.
Population Served: Children ages 15 and Under
Service Area: Anniston, AL
Budget: $20,000
NO-DISCRIMINATION
Non-discrimination Policy
Remembering the Children in the Village (RCV) does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, national origin, age, disability, sex, gender identity, sexual orientation, marital status, military status, or any other characteristic protected by law. All individuals are welcome to participate in our programs, activities, and services.
Participation in RCV programs requires adherence to this non-discrimination policy. By engaging with our services, all participants agree to uphold and respect these standards as a condition of receiving resources and support.