Helping People. Changing Lives. Building Families.

Enrichment Services Program, Inc. 2601 Cross Country Drive, Building C-1,

Columbus, Georgia 31906Phone: 706.649.1600 | Fax: 706.649.1620

www.enrichmentservices.org

Chattahoochee Educational Center • (706) 989-1479

140 Merrell Street • Cusseta, GA 31805

Clay County Early Head Start • (229) 938-4751

202 Wilson Street • Fort Gaines, GA 39851

Clay County Head Start • (229) 768-2234

P.O. Box 548 • 200 Hobbs Lane • Fort Gaines, GA 39851

Quitman County Early Childhood Development

& Education Center • (229) 334-9214

213 Kaigler Rd. • Georgetown, GA 39854

Stewart County Head Start • (229) 838-4135

P.O. Box 158 • GA Hwy. 27 East • Lumpkin, GA 31815

Harmon Center • (706) 665-3717

159 Park Road • Talbotton, GA 31827

Boxwood Place Early Head Start • (706) 660-5381

1700 Boxwood Place • Columbus, GA 31906

Child Development Center • (706) 801-9428

2701 11th Avenue • Columbus, GA 31904

Benning Hills • (706) 223-3901

190 Munson Drive • Columbus, GA 31903

Cusseta Road Child Development Center

(706) 243-5576

4150 Cusseta Rd. • Columbus, GA 31903

Higginbotham Center • (334) 219-2651

1 University Place • Phenix City, AL 36869

HEAD START/EARLY HEAD START CENTER LOCATIONS

COMMUNITY SERVICENEIGHBORHOOD SERVICE CENTERSChattahoochee County • (706) 989-3407

439 Broad Street • Cusseta, GA 31805

Clay County • (229) 768-2055

155 Wilson Street • Fort Gaines, GA 39851

Harris County • (706) 628-4962

747 Carver Circle • Hamilton, GA 31811

Muscogee County • (706) 596-0504

Nurse Aide Training • (706) 596-0534

2100 12th Avenue • Columbus, GA 31901

Quitman County • (229) 334-4108

57 Kaigler Road • Georgetown, GA 39854

Randolph County • (229) 732-6971

24 Calhoun Street • Cuthbert, GA 39840

Stewart County • (229) 838-4269

2141 East Broad Street • Lumpkin, GA 31815

Talbot County • (706) 665-8580

159 Park Road • Talbotton, GA 31827

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WHO WE ARE

Enrichment Services

Program, Inc., the only

Community Action

Agency (CAA)* in Muscogee County, was established in

1965 as part of a nationwide network.

OUR VISION

Eliminate Systemic Poverty

OUR MISSION

Eliminate Poverty Through Education, Services and Partnerships

ESP is committed to increasing the awareness of the

impact of poverty and implementing strategies

for reducing it. We identify and remove

barriers to achieve family stability and promote

interdependency. Turning hope into reality,

ESP motivates residents toward a desirable

future and encourages them to become a

healthy contributor to the life of

our community.

* Community Action Agencies’ sole purpose is to reduce thecause and conditions of poverty.

OUR SERVICESEarly Head Start (EHS) – EHS promotes

healthy prenatal outcomes, enhances the

development of infants and toddlers, and

promotes healthy family functioning.

Head Start (HS) – HS is a national school

readiness program. It provides comprehensive

education, health, nutrition and parent involvement

services to children, ages 3 to 5 and their families.

Energy Assistance

The Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program

(LIHEAP) helps households with low-income pay their

home heating bills.

Commodities

Enrichment Services Program, Inc. partners with Feeding

the Valley to implement this food distribution program

that provides a food package to participants once a

month. The food package is designed to improve the

health of recipients by supplementing their diets with

nutritious USDA commodity foods that are

designed to provide protein, calcium, iron and

vitamins A and C.

Nurse Aide Training

This program provides a scholarship for

particpants to receive classroom instruction

and clinical activities which prepare an individual to

become a CNA (Certified Nurse Aide) in a short

period of time.

H e l p i n g P e o p l e . C h a n g i n g L i v e s . B u i l d i n g F a m i l i e s .

OUR COUNTIES SERVED

GEORGIA

Chattahoochee • Clay • Harris • Muscogee

Quitman • Randolph • Stewart • Talbot

ALABAMA

Russell

OUR FUNDING PARTNERS

• U.S. Department of Health and Human Services

• U.S. Department of Agriculture

• Georgia Department of Human Services

There are several opportunities for private citizens

to partner with Enrichment Services Program, Inc.

We seek private partnerships realizing the public

sector cannot address poverty alone.

Three ways to become a collaborative partner:

• Utilize Your Influence

• Get Involved

• Make an Investment

Case Management focused on

Family Self Sufficiency

Case management focused on family self

sufficiency is funded by the Community Service

Block Grant (CSBG). CSBG is an anti-

poverty reduction program that was

created to promote and provide an array of

services and activities to encourage self sufficiency and

to make permanent improvements in the lives of

families and individuals with low income.

VISION FOR INDIVIDUALS

All individuals and families in the Chattahoochee Valley

Region have a voice, are valuable community

contributors and have the resources needed to be

healthy and self-sufficient.

VISION FOR THE COMMUNITY

Communities in the Chattahoochee Valley Region are

safe, produce economic growth, provide an abundance

of opportunities and strive for ongoing improvement.

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