Men's Services helps men who have been using drugs and alcohol for many years, including those who have been to prison, change their lives forever.
Kids Who Care provides an exciting opportunity for children to feel positive about their future.
Women's Hope and Mother's Hope provide women and their children with the tools they need to succeed in a loving and safe environment.
Affordable Housing provides individuals and families with a place they can be proud to call home.
Homeless veterans living on the street can start a new life with a job and an affordable place to live.
Aletheia House provides Job Training and job placement assistance for individuals and veterans, including those without a high school degree, who want to make a better future for themselves.
The U.S. Substance Abuse, Mental Health Services Administration announced today that it had selected Aletheia House to receive a $2.5 million grant to provide substance abuse treatment and HIV prevention services in four rural Alabama counties. The grant is $500,000 per year for five years.
The program, called Healthy Living, is a new treatment program for African-American men and women with substance use or co-occurring substance use and mental health disorders who are living with HIV/AIDS or are at high risk for HIV infection. It will be located in four rural Alabama counties with high HIV prevalence rates-Dallas, Lowndes, Butler and Conecuh
Aletheia House was honored by Wells Fargo with a $1,000 grant at the company’s Days of Giving ceremony at the Birmingham Zoo on September 18, 2012. Aletheia House was selected as a recipient by local company employees.
“A hallmark of Wells Fargo is local decision-making and local involvement,” said Wells Fargo Area Business Banking Manager, Jim Richardson.“Through Days of Giving we’re connecting with local communities in a whole new way.”
Outreach specialist Carla Pennington attended the event to accept the award on behalf of Aletheia House.
School is out and summer is here! For Aletheia House, that means it is time for Kids Who Care camp and to welcome our summer interns.
Each year, Aletheia House brings in several college interns to serve as camp counselors for our Kids Who Care summer camp, a free summer day camp for children from low-income families. Aletheia House is thrilled to welcome this year's group, an outstanding bunch of 15 bright, energetic students from schools all over the state, including The University of Alabama, Birmingham Southern, UAB,
