As a caring community member in Madison County, maybe you have encountered a neighbor, coworker, or even a stranger who seems to have an immediate need, but you're not sure the best way to help. Sometimes, it may even keep you from taking any action at all. Or perhaps, you've taken action and it didn't go the way you planned. If you've ever wanted to learn how to best put your gifts and talents to work in our community, this 4 session program is for you!

This incredible educational opportunity: The HELP project, valued at $250 for all 4 sessions, is being offered this one time completely for free, sponsored generously by the Madison County Community Foundation.

In this series, we'll cover the basics of helping others from social service professionals while exploring personal motivations, interactions, and specific challenges and opportunities in Madison County.

Our goal with The HELP Project is to better equip you to serve your neighbors through practical tools, well-tested methods, and deeper understanding of our community needs and resources. With sessions on setting boundaries, helping without hurting, understanding poverty in Madison County, trauma-informed care, financial social work and more, you will be taught by local experts and social service professionals as you process with like-minded helpers across Madison County.

Even better, those who complete all 4 sessions can participate in our Community Support Team's "Good Neighbor Project" to identify neighbors to nominate for additional funding towards life-changing projects as a portion of this grant funding!

Registration is limited, so sign up today to reserve your spot!

The HELP Project

Helping Neighbors Help Neighbors Better