Habitat For Humanity Of Alamance County, N.c., Inc. operates a homeownership program, housing construction initiatives, volunteer programs, and a ReStore in Alamance County.
Alamance County residents seeking homeownership program information
People seeking construction volunteer opportunities
Groups interested in Women Build or Elon Volunteers
Impact Alamance connects Alamance County residents and organizations with grant funding, civic engagement guidance, community conversations, and active living resources.
Alamance County nonprofits seeking grant funding or capacity-building support
Residents seeking local meeting, public comment, volunteering, or community group information
Civic organizations seeking community conversations or leadership development
Where can I apply for Medicaid or food stamps in Alamance County?
Alamance County Social Services provides Medicaid and food-stamp information, online applications, supporting-document submission, and change reporting. Its listed office hours are Monday through Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Is Spanish language help available for Alamance County social services?
Yes. Alamance County Social Services lists Spanish interpretation and other language-access services, including free interpreter services.
How can I learn about Habitat homeownership in Alamance County?
Habitat For Humanity of Alamance County has a dedicated Homeownership Program with homeowner FAQs and current-homeowner resources. It also offers housing construction volunteer opportunities.
Where can veterans in Mebane get help with a benefits claim?
VFW Post 1920 connects visitors with a Veterans Service Officer for filing-claim referrals and provides access to the VFW Unmet Needs Program.
What residential addiction programs are available in Alamance County?
Living Free offers a nine-month Christ-centered Regeneration Program for men battling chemical addiction and Mary's House residential care for women facing life-controlling issues. It also provides family visits and classes.