by admin | Aug 21, 2024 | Back to School, Education, News, School, Students, Want2Work
Americans Helping Americans© is committed to assisting students in distressed Appalachian communities to succeed in school. We support the educational journey of children in elementary school through our afterschool programs, all the way to those completing high...
by admin | Aug 20, 2024 | Afterschool, Appalachia, News, Vision, Youth Programs
A vision board is generally a collage of words and images that represents a person’s goals, notes ABC News. “It translates your dreams and aspirations into tangible images, fostering motivation to work towards them,” reports ABC. We reached out to our partners last...
by admin | Aug 6, 2024 | AMOS, Appalachia, Back to School, Education, News, School
Despite the pouring rain on the morning of Thursday, July 25 in the small town of Jefferson City, Tennessee, hundreds of families and hundreds more children were lined up and waiting patiently to receive backpacks filled with school supplies and more. Our partner...
by admin | Aug 5, 2024 | News, Veterans Housing Support
Americans Helping Americans is proud to host the 2024 Golf Classic to support our newest initiative – Veterans Housing Support. “Empowering Veterans in Fairfax County, VA to Rebuild Their Lives.” Veterans Housing Support (VHS) in Fairfax County, Virginia,...
by admin | Jul 31, 2024 | Home Rehabilitation, house, News
For many low-income homeowners in Appalachia, particularly the elderly and disabled, struggling to get by on meager fixed incomes, the cost of repairing a leaking roof, rotting floors, or constructing a desperately needed handicap ramp is far beyond their means. But...
by admin | Jul 18, 2024 | Appalachia, Camp, Education, News, summer, Youth Programs
Thanks to the supporters of Americans Helping Americans®, 17 children had the time of their lives this summer attending summer camp operated by our partner in McDowell County, West Virginia, Big Creek People in Action (BCPIA). The camp included a two-night stay at a...
