Food assistance programs in Monroe, North Carolina

Union County Community Action is a school located at 150 Winchester Avenue in Monroe, North Carolina, United States. This institution is dedicated to providing educational opportunities and resources for the local community. With a focus on community development and empowerment, Union County Community Action offers a variety of programs and services to support individuals in reaching their academic and personal goals. From adult education classes to career training programs, this school strives to make a positive impact on the lives of its students and the surrounding area. Join us at Union County Community Action and take the first step towards a brighter future.

Union County Social Services DSS is a local government office located at 2330 Concord Avenue in Monroe, North Carolina. This institution is dedicated to providing support and assistance to individuals and families in need within the Union County community. Services offered by Union County Social Services DSS include but are not limited to food assistance, healthcare programs, child welfare services, and financial assistance. The staff at this institution are committed to helping those in need and ensuring that all residents have access to the resources and support they require to thrive.

Community Culinary School of Charlotte, located at 9315 Monroe Road in Charlotte, North Carolina, is a unique institution that provides workforce development training and job placement assistance for adults facing barriers to long-term successful employment. The school's vision is to transform the lives of its students and their families while positively impacting the community. CCSC's Workforce Training program offers a creative solution to the issues of unemployment, hunger, and homelessness by addressing the root cause of poverty - unemployment. The school teaches students essential culinary skills, preparing them for careers in the food service industry. Students with barriers such as lack of skills, incarceration, addiction, homelessness, and Veterans' re-integration issues are given the opportunity to move from dependency to self-sufficiency through stable employment.