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Important News

Tri-Coastal Community Outreach, Inc.
Receives $85,500 Grant from
The Community Foundation of South Alabama
to Help Communities Affected by BP Oil Spill

Update From The Director

16% of Alabamians live below poverty level.

In 2010 Tri-Coastal Community Outreach served 19,344 people.

806,091.00 in non cash donated goods were distributed to needy families.

A total of 8554 volunteer hours were given in 2010.

"IAAY" It's All About You

Tri-Coastal has expanded services to further help families with recovery. IAAY– is an educational component to self sufficiency. IAAY –CW and IAAY-Healthy Initiatives, includes construction, health literacy, disaster preparedness and health screenings. 

Workshops are taught with the goal of teaching residents to improve their own lives and living conditions, by learning the skills necessary to make life changes. Elderly, single parents and families in need are encouraged to attend each quarter. 

Project Connect Consortium

Crisis directly affect community based organizations (CBO)  faith-based organizations (FBO) civic and professional organizations, philanthropic agencies, and disaster management agencies at all levels.
Project Connect Consortium was formed as a ‘bridge’ to connect service providers and to ensure that more community and faith-based stakeholders have an opportunity to share their challenges, opportunities, and concerns with each other.

Just A Reminder