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Children's Programming Internships

We are currently accepting applications for the Summer Children's Programs. Children enrolled in our early enrichment and summer programs are often recovering from the effects of trauma and require patience and compassion from the employees and volunteers who serve them. Before applying, consider if you have the skills necessary to work day-to-day with ... Read More >>

Mommy and Baby Tammy

"I never imagined myself in this type of situation!" A mother in need ... you responded within two hours. A mother and child home from the hospital safely in their new violence-free home. Thank you ... may you all be blessed with joy in your hearts knowing you have saved another." Read More >>

Telling Amy's Story

Four years after Amy Homan McGee first fell in love with her husband, he killed her while her children waited for her outside their home. “Someone call 911. I just shot Amy,” said Vincent McGee, as he stumbled out the door, but she was already dead. She was 33. Read More >>

Commission on Childhood Poverty

The Commission on Childhood Poverty-Final Report, released on December 31, 2011, mentions The Julian Center’s Circles of Support program, “Programs that are showing successful outcomes in improving the well-being of children and targeting poverty include… the Circle’s Campaign…These programs should be expanded. (p. 3)”. Read More >>

Don't Pitch That Old Cell Phone

With October being Domestic Violence Awareness month, you should be aware of a better option. Not only is this option the green way of ridding yourself of an unwanted cell phone, this option can help save a life. The Julian Center accepts old cell phones as donations to help victims. Your phone will be can be a lifeline ensuring victims that help is always a button push away. Read More >>

The Julian Center
is proud to
be a
United Way
agency

Circles is a national campaign aimed at eliminating
poverty by educating low-income individuals
and linking them with allies who provide
support, advice, and friendship along the
path to self-sufficiency.

Interested in
learning more?

Click here for more information.

To view the recent CBS Evening News broadcast
Fighting poverty, one family at a time
click here.

Domestic Violence Surges

An increase in domestic violence combined with cuts in federal funding has caused a severe shortage space for battered women and their children in Marion County. "It's harder for people to get jobs, and many are seeing their unemployment benefits run out," said Betsy Whaley, Director of Housing and Outreach Programs for The Julian Center. "It's a perfect storm ..." Read More >>

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