Youth:
 
*4-H After School - 947-3188
Concentrates on establishing community clubs or special interest groups for kids, with a focus on life skills education, citizenship, community service and leadership preparation.
 
*Boys & Girls Clubs of the Sandhills - 692-0777
Helps youth ages 6-18 from all backgrounds, with special concern for those from disadvantaged circumstances, develop the qualities and skills needed to become responsible citizens and leaders.
 
*Boy Scouts of America - 695-7252
Programs teach ethical behavior, citizenship, self-reliance and teamwork. Merit badge programs offer subjects from astronomy to zoology.
 
*Communities in Schools - 295-1072
Champion's the connection of needed community resources with schools and other sites to help young people successfully learn, stay in school, and prepare for like.
 
*Girl Scouts of the USA - 692-6156
Programs designed to develop the essential characteristics of critical thinking and self-assurance necessary for girls to become leaders.
 
*Moore Buddies - 695-4265
Builds one-on-one relationships between adult volunteers and court involved and at-risk youth.
 
*Sandhills Children's Center - 692-3323
A private, non-profit day school for children with special developmental needs. The Center provides educational, health care, and therapeutic services to children who have vision or hearing problems, mental retardation or physical disabilities.

Family:
 
*The Arc of Moore County - 692-8272
Assures through advocacy, support, and education that individuals with mental retardation have the opportunity to pursue a quality life.
 
*Bethany House - 692-0779
Provides a supervised environment in a home for women recovering from substance abuse so that they can re-enter society and lead a self-supporting life.
 
*Bethesda Incorporated - 944-7700
A halfway house for men with substance abuse problems. It offers detox services, counseling, vocational rehabilitation and employment assistance.
 
*Friend to Friend - 947-3333
Furnishes emergency assistance to victims of physical, sexual and emotional abuse, including a women's shelter.
 
*Meals on Wheels - 692-0384
150 volunteers deliver over 30,000 hot, nutritious meals a year to the disabled and elderly home bound.

*Moore County Literacy Council - 692-5954
Teach adults how to read or to read better, help people who do not speak or read English as their first language, and furnish trained tutors to assist in GED classrooms at SCC and in the Moore County Schools.
 
*Northern Moore Family Resource Center - 948-4324
Encourages the development of strong families, healthy children and caring communities by matching resources with needs in Northern Moore County.
 
*Pinetree Community Services - 692-6008
1091 N. Poplar St., Ste. C, Aberdeen. A vocational training facility serving people with varying degrees of physical and mental handicaps in the belief that everyone can be a productive citizen.
 
*Sewer and Water Assistance Program (SWAP) - 715-3487
A volunteer community organization committed to developing cooperative planning that promotes health and improves the quality-of-life for the residents of Moore County.
 
*Southeastern NC Radio Reading Service - 486-7007
Community volunteers enrich the lives of the visually and print impaired by reading 10 regional and local newspapers, including the Pilot, over the air 18 hours a day.