NC 211 supports during water crisis
UPDATE: Starting December 31, residents who are unable to acquire drinking water themselves should call 828 251-1122 to request delivery. 211 will no longer take those calls. For further details and updates directly from the city: https://www.ashevillenc.gov/.../city-of-asheville.../
National Recognition for Buncombe Co. Community Schools
The benefits of the Community Schools approach are numerous. By providing a range of support services such as health care, counseling, and after-school programs, schools can address the non-academic barriers to learning that many students face.
Hundreds of Books to reach Buncombe Co. Youth
There is something special about opening the pages of a brand-new book.
Forward Momentum for United for Youth
Suppose you still didn’t know about the powerful and inspirational national Community Schools Leadership Retreat that United Way of Asheville and Buncombe Co.
Explainer: Community School Leadership Retreat
Living in Asheville, especially during the summer and fall seasons, we are no strangers to tourists filling the streets, parks, restaurants, and breweries. Of course, who wouldn’t want to enjoy a brew against the backdrop of the Blue Ridge Mountains?
The Power and Promise of Community Schools
We all know the power of sharing ideas...
Partnership for Substance Free Youth
WE ARE
The Partnership for Substance-Free Youth in Buncombe County is a coalition of parents, youth, schools, businesses, non-profits, and government agencies in Buncombe county with the goal of preventing and reducing youth substance misuse.
A Caring Voice In Court
A Guest Post by The Guardian ad Litem Program
After over 100 years in the Buncombe County community, we know there is no shortage of individuals, businesses, and organizations that truly care about the well-being of our community.