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Project NOW Starting Illinois Energy Assistance Program In October

Project NOW Starting Illinois Energy Assistance Program In October

Project NOW, Inc., as administrator of the Energy Assistance Program in Henry, Mercer, and Rock Island counties, is pleased to announce that funds are available to assist income-eligible households with their natural gas, propane and/or electric bills and furnace assistance for inoperable heating systems. The program will begin taking applications TOMORROW October 1, 2024, for older adults (60 […]

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Illinois Congressman Sorensen Announces $1.8 Million in Head Start Funding

Illinois Congressman Sorensen Announces $1.8 Million in Head Start Funding

On Wednesday, August 7, 2024, Congressman Eric Sorensen (IL-17) toured Project NOW’s Esperanza Center to greet teachers whose classrooms will benefit from $1.8 million in federal dollars they received in the form of a Head Start grant from the Department of Health and Human Services. The grant will provide early childhood education for families in the […]

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Speakers On Racial Equity Coming To Moline's SouthPark Mall Today

Speakers On Racial Equity Coming To Moline’s SouthPark Mall Today

Project NOW’s Executive Director, Dwight Ford, served on the Racial Equity Roundtable on Black Homelessness which worked with researchers to release a comprehensive report on Black Homelessness in Illinois. This study is a collaboration with the University of Illinois Chicago’s Institute for Research on Race and Public Policy (IRRPP).  The report underscores that Black Illinoisans […]

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New Head Start Classrooms Opening at the Esperanza Center in Moline

New Head Start Classrooms Opening at the Esperanza Center in Moline

After being closed since before COVID the Esperanza Center in Moline will open its doors to up to 80 preschool children this fall.  Head Start Director, Andrea Flannery is thrilled the center—located in the Floreciente neighborhood– will be filled with students.  “The Floreciente community has always embraced Project NOW’s Head Start.  We have a long […]

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Project NOW Aiding People Affected By Building Collapse In Davenport

Project NOW Aiding People Affected By Building Collapse In Davenport

Project NOW is joining forces with other Illinois not-for-profits to aid those affected by the building collapse in Davenport. Project NOW will serve as a collection place for non-perishable food, new clothing, hygiene products, furniture, mattresses, etc.  Items can be dropped at its 418 19th Avenue Rock Island location for the next month.  Items can […]

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