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Unfortunately, we often get very busy with our mission and forget to post updates and photos to the website. Our Facebook page, is often updated with new content and photos. If you have not yet followed us on Facebook we really encourage you to do so.

If you do not have Facebook, we have included our latest posts on our Get Social With It Page.

C.H.O.I.C.E.

1 day ago

Every 4th Wednesday, CHOICE host Health & Wellness Workshop with 15 seniors from the Uniontown community at the Recreation Center. We are so thankful for today’s presenters, Capstone College of Nursing students and their leaders Drs Mike Callihan Sara Kaylor and Paige Johnson along with Jeffrey Robinson from Cahaba Medical Center. Today’s topics were Heart Health and Stress During COVID 19. We also thank Project Horseshoe Farm Marion (Josh, Abbey, and CeeCee) and Michelle Richardson, our District Director from ADPH for serving alongside us monthly to make such opportunity a success. Moreover, we thank our community partner, Dorothy Kountry Kitchen (Demetrius Banks) for feeding our volunteers and the City of Uniontown for donating the space. This is commUNITY and for you we are thankful! ... See MoreSee Less

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C.H.O.I.C.E.

1 day ago

If you are interested in volunteering to help make this event a success, please click on the link below to register as a volunteer. docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScJLYUxCS8GH0Gwksc_5F6r0Dl0-5p_v16kN5g9fW3WdTH_rg/viewform?ts=60... ... See MoreSee Less

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C.H.O.I.C.E.

7 days ago

JOIN us on February 25 and 26 for our Virtual TEEN Talk and BINGO in partnership with the Tuscaloosa SAFE Center and NC100BW-Central AL Chapter. We've decided to focus on relationships this month. We hope you will allow your child(ren) to participate and/or invite a family member or friend. You are welcome to join us as well. Please complete the registration form below. forms.gle/9h2ivo8THfTK1XJb7 ... See MoreSee Less

Virtual Teen Talk and Virtual Teens Bingo Registration

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Parents/Guardians, We are excited about the opportunity to present our Mentoring partner, NC100BW-Central Alabama Chapter and Tuscaloosa SAFE Center with you and your child. This month we will focus o...

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C.H.O.I.C.E.

1 week ago

Sharing from another’s page to let you know of the services provided “It’s tax season again. Legal Services Alabama has tax attorneys on hand for those who owe back taxes. Applicants must qualify for LSA services.” ... See MoreSee Less

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C.H.O.I.C.E.

1 week ago

CHOICE has eight (8) used desktop computers that they will make available to households or small businesses that need one for educational or business purposes. To reserve your computer, please call the CHOICE Center at 334-231-7019 or email us at info@choiceuniontown.org. All data has been securely removed. Computers are available on a first come first serve basis. ... See MoreSee Less

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C.H.O.I.C.E.

1 week ago

***UPDATED EVENT***Join us at the Demopolis Civic Center for a DRIVE THRU JOB FAIR. Multiple positions available with pay rates between $15-$30/hour. Interviews will be conducted on-site. Candidates should remain inside their vehicles. MASKS REQUIRED. This is a partnered event with Pinnacle Renewable Energy, the Black Belt Workforce Center, and West Alabama Works. For more info, please contact the Black Belt Workforce Center at 334-310-9511.Pinnacle Renewable Energywww.pinnaclepellet.com/ ... See MoreSee Less

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C.H.O.I.C.E.

1 week ago

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C.H.O.I.C.E.

1 week ago

High School Seniors! Applications are available at CHOICE Center. ... See MoreSee Less

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C.H.O.I.C.E.

2 weeks ago

CHOICE is a community based organization who is committed to building collaborative partnership to make charitable and educational resources available to the citizens. Within our Arts and Culture focus, we have created a civic empowerment program focused on civic education and participation.The Civic Engagement Coordinator is an integral part of the Arts and Culture team who utilize their best skills and creativity to strengthen civic participation within the community. The Coordinator will lead the development and implementation of strategies, including event coordination, to enhance civic education and improve civic participation. The Coordinator will be responsible for collecting and maintaining accurate electronic data for the program. The Coordinator will be responsible for volunteer outreach and supervising. Additional duties may be assigned.The Civic Engagement Coordinator will work in a friendly environment and report directly to the Executive Director. The Coordinator must be available to serve onsite at least 10 hours per week and attend each planned event. The Coordinator must be able to work independently as well as interdependently with the CHOICE team to advance our mission, goals, and objectives. The Coordinator should have a high school diploma and experience in community education and organizing. The Coordinator should have standard knowledge of civic based topics and their community impact. The Coordinator should have personal qualities including integrity, positive attitude, enthusiasm, and commitment. The Coordinator should possess the following skills:~Good written, communication and interpersonal skills ~Excellent organization skills and able to self manage to achieve goals and objectives ~Computer skills including ability to use Google Drive, electronic database programs and email The Coordinator must have current drivers license or be able to ensure licensed driver is available when needed. This is a volunteer based opportunity funded new/available grant funding. Thus, the length of time and continuation of payment is based on the application and approval of grants associated with the program and its activities and will be communicated in strategy outline. While there are currently no benefits being offered, this opportunity could be significant to your professional development and growth. ... See MoreSee Less

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C.H.O.I.C.E.

2 weeks ago

Our community partners in Uniontown at the C.H.O.I.C.E. center have referrals on hand. Stop by and get yours today.Bring a friend with you when you visit your local Career Center to see if you qualify for funding for these WIOA programs.m.facebook.com/wccsworkforcedevelopment ... See MoreSee Less

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C.H.O.I.C.E.

2 weeks ago

If interested contact information is below or come visit CHOICE Monday- Thursday from 10-4! ... See MoreSee Less

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C.H.O.I.C.E.

2 weeks ago

If interested contact information is below or come visit CHOICE Monday- Thursday from 10-4! ... See MoreSee Less

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C.H.O.I.C.E.

3 weeks ago

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C.H.O.I.C.E.

3 weeks ago

Alabama LaunchPad Early Startup Seed Fund Competition is now open for appliation. Awards are up to $75,000Learn more and apply for the Start Up Competition on LaunchPad's website here... or copy and paste url: alabamalaunchpad.com/statewide-competition/ ADVICE TO ENTRANTSHere are a few key points on how to succeed in the competition. Following these points will not guarantee success, but will help with your overall chances for success. Follow instructions – It is very important that you follow all application instructions. Given how many applications we receive, the first cut is always for those who do not follow instructions. All applications will be reviewed by Alabama Launchpad staff and must meet all of the quality check standards listed.Review the evaluation criteria – You should review the evaluation criteria for the competition. All applications will be reviewed by Launch Advisors and judges based upon these criteria.Define your customer clearly – Most businesses fail to launch because they don’t have a clear sense of who their customer is or what their customer wants. Get this right. We want to see that you have spent time defining your customer and engaging in discovery!Build a solid team that can succeed – The second biggest reason why companies fail is that the team is not built to win. One of the main criteria Launch Advisors and judges use to evaluate applications is the quality of the team. Work hard to work well together. Listen to feedback and be flexible!Submit an overview video – Submitting a video is another important step towards successfully advancing in the competition. Videos should be “content-rich” spending the majority of time introducing you, your team, and your company. With only 90 seconds to use, we do not expect a comprehensive look into your business. This is about the Launch Advisors getting to know a bit about you, your company, and why you’ve decided to pursue this venture.Listen to feedback – Many teams fail to listen to feedback received. Demonstrating a willingness to adapt and listen to feedback from Launch Advisors and judges is critical to ultimately succeed. We know it’s hard to make yourself step out of the daily grind of the business to work on the business, so time spent with our Launch advisors is not just recommended, it’s required. ... See MoreSee Less

Statewide Competition - Alabama Launchpad

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We award up to $75,000 to companies that look like they’re ready to enter the stratosphere. Sound like anyone you know? Why Compete? For only $150 to enter, your startup can receive coaching and fee...

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C.H.O.I.C.E.

3 weeks ago

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