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14 week mentorship program: working with students at schools in Lincoln Parish.

211 (resource guide) Disaster: Disaster Response

a Foster Care Mentor Program

a nonprofit thrift store whose proceeds directly support NELA Supportive Communities charitable programs. Bloom also serves as a community resource by providing affordable household goods

a service organization for high school-aged girls (currently at Cedar Creek)

all while nurturing a deep connection to nature.

and actively work toward independent living.

and canned protein entree

and community partners). Bloom Thrift Market

and connections to community resources that support long-term recovery (transportation

and elderly) - providing case management

and email address).

and emotional healthcare needs. Methodist Foster Care: MCH provides Therapeutic Foster Care

and engaging with children throughout the parish. Good Vibes

and fishing at the pond Outreach Activities: visiting schools

and foster a sense of belonging

and Foster Care Supports. Outdoor Wilderness Learning Center (see separate entry)

and hot meals available through the Sheriff's Department

and life skills services

and other essentials while creating volunteer opportunities for the public and workforce opportunities for housing residents. *Residents are expected to maintain employment or actively pursue it

and other support. Compassion: Provides clothing

and The OWL Junior Quota

and valid lease) Utilities Assistance: (must have proof of residency dated within the last 30 days

and women going back to school. Organizing the annual The Peach and Christmas Parade Actively supporting Lincoln Parish Backpack Program

assistance obtaining employment

assistance with mainstream benefits such as SNAP

Audiology

backpacks with nutritious food sent with students on Fridays that include 2 of each cereal

Bank On Northeast Louisiana

boating

Books for Little Learners Campaign: donating new

build confidence

building awareness of Junior Auxiliary’s mission

building new homes: for qualified families in Ouachita

case management Community Advocacy and Education DART Kids: Activities on Monday and Tuesday evenings and special events

Christmas Caring Hearts (formerly Christmas Clearing House): Provides basic necessities

cleanup

clothing

Congregate Meals: lunch Mon-Fri @11:30am ( $1 donation) Meals on Wheels Gym equipment (with signed doctor’s release) Social activities Transportation Utility assistance

daily food pantry operation (students must provide a current Louisiana Tech campus id

DART

delivers services to approximately 54 students per week at Lincoln Head Start. Also partners with Lincoln Parish Schools as an Adopt-A-School sponsor and hosts an annual school supply drive

developmentally appropriate books to local preschools and early childhood classrooms at no cost to the programs receiving them

Disaster Relief: Responds to disasters by providing meals

Dollars and Sense

education

Emergency assistance: food and clothing available once every three months and utility assistance once a year Transient Ministry: gas

Equine Assisted Learning

Equine Center: Therapeutic riding

escorting survivors into court Counseling: support group with child care

etc.

families

field trips Outdoor Activities: ropes courses

financial literacy support

follow house rules

Foster/Adoptive/Kinship Family Support: Monthly Foster Family Pizza Night (1st Thursday)

fruit

furniture

Grow Therapy

Guided hunting events that give children the opportunity to experience the freedom and empowerment of outdoor adventures. Beyond the Blind strives to create lasting memories

healthcare

Heirship Project Community Investment: Nonprofit Capacity Building Training Program

help obtaining DL

homelessness

Hospitalization Referral

Hot Meals: served on the 1st and 3rd Thursday of each month (an additional monthly meal each quarter) - one meal served in Ruston/another served in a different community in Lincoln Parish

household goods

id and SS card

incarceration

including clothing

individual counseling

juice

Kinship Care Navigator Services

life skills

Lincoln and Jackson Parish

Lincoln Parish Food Bank Partners Christian Community Action: 108 S. Bonner St. (M-F: every three months) Good Nutrition Mission Food Pantry: Room 152 at Carson-Taylor Hall

lodging

Long Term Disaster Recovery Students: Lincoln Hunger Task Force

Louisiana Methodist Children's Home in Ruston offers intensive residential care for children aged 11-17 with behavioral

Louisiana Tech Campus (M-F: hours vary by quarter) - Tech students only Lewis Temple: 301 Main Street

maze

MedCamps

MedCamps of Louisiana

Medicaid

Medicare

medication management). Schedule on Psychology

mental

Mentoring: women and teen girls Special events: focused on creativity and recovery

milk

MYWAY Program: Case Management Program (serving those 18 years or older

necessities

nursing homes

Offering scholarships at Louisiana Tech to students in Applied and Natural Sciences

Ongoing projects: personal projects

or Headway with Gloria Mays PMHNP-BC (Medicaid and private pay accepted)

or other unstable living situations. NELA Supportive Communities provides not only safe affordable housing but also accountability

Partner Agency Funding

partnership with 4-H - teaching students art and outdoor skills at Lincoln Parish park

petting zoo

projects on behalf of other individuals Community Service projects Annual ShedFest craft market

proof of income

providing services to victims of human trafficking (also sexual abuse and domestic violence) from rescue to reintegration Helping with referrals for secure housing

READ.LEARN.SUCCEED Financial: Financial Counseling

Ready. Set. Supplies (most recently benefiting Cypress Springs Elementary). Betty Robbins Volunteer of the Year: Annual award recognizing a volunteer nominated by Lincoln Parish community members

Ready4Service

recovery assistance

referrals for counseling

remain substance-free

Riding lessons

Ross Lynn Foundation: Community Garden at Lincoln Prep

sending children on adventure trips Gilbert Center: Artist in Residence Program and Art Interchange

services for veterans

Shed projects

Shelter Legal Advocacy: assisting with restraining orders

SNAP benefits

Special Events Family Camp: annually in partnership with MedCamps Foster Closet: for new placement support and as needs arise Referrals for Therapeutic Mental Health services as needed

Speech and Hearing

SS card

SSDI

SSI

structure

Structured sober living residences in Monroe that serve adult men* transitioning from inpatient treatment

Support Group (twice a month for moms)

support with probation and parole compliance

swimming

telephone number

transportation

Transportation: must call in advance to schedule (by noon one day prior) $6 each way for non-medical appointment - $3 each way for partner agency fare books

trauma informed mental health services

treatment providers

valid id or DL

Volunteer Income Tax Assistance

Volunteer United

Weekly Farmers Market (Sat: 9am-1pm): SNAP benefits matched up to $40 Drew Jones Teaching Kitchen: both paid and free cooking classes offered each month (classes offered on Thursdays)

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4600 Central Ave, Monroe
318-322-3567
September 18, 2026

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About Us

Our mission is to improve health care and outcomes for residents of Lincoln Parish.

Our vision is to facilitate health-related initiatives, programs, and services that improve the quality of life for the residents of Lincoln Parish.

Contact Us

The Lincoln Health Foundation may be reached Monday through Friday from 8:00 am to 5:00 pm. (Physical address: 419 Dan Reneau Dr., Suite 100 • Ruston, LA 71273)
Mailing Address:P.O. Box 2635 • Ruston, LA 71273-2635
Phone:318-251-3226
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