The Appalachian Life Quality Initiative partners with the community to promote health, education, and other programs, especially for Scott County’s underserved children.
This partnership will be a lifelong process, enabling each child to be an educated, confident, self-directed, and positive member of an ever-changing global society.
Implementation Strategy:
To find the unmet primary needs of the underserved people, especially the children, in Scott County, Tennessee, and work with existing organizations, institutions, and the general public in strategies and funding to meet those needs.
Programs History of ALQI
- Scott County Dental Clinic for children – 1999
- Scott County Telemedicine – 2000
- Children Center of the Cumberlands – 2000
- Schools Together Allowing No Drugs (STAND) – 2001
- Boys & Girls Club of Scott County – 2002
- The Salvation Army Scott County Service Unit – 2002
- Children’s Health and Maintenance Plan (CHAMP) – 2003
- Data Collection – 2003
- Mission of Hope Mountain Ministry – 2003
- Remote Area Medical (RAM) – 2003
- Scott County Women’s Shelter – 2004
- Imagination Library – 2004
- Winfield School Academic Fund – 2005
- Second Harvest partner – 2006
- Morgan-Scott Project partner – 2007
- Free Shoe Fence – 2008
- Free Coat Ministry – 2008
- Operation Sharing Tennessee – 2008
- Appalachian Ministry Center – 2011
- Agape Christian Learning Center – 2011
- Bible Released Time – 2015
- Xylitol Toothbrush Study – 2016
- Project Hope – 2017
- Summer Book Bus – 2019
- ALQI Helping Hands – 2020
- Mission Tree Outreach – 2023
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