The Urban League Parent Information Center’s mission is to empower parents to be successful agents and advocates for excellent schools. Through our parent engagement and initiatives, ULPIC responds to the distinct needs of families and community with the ultimate goal of increasing student achievement, excellent schools and an informed community with an active parent base.

Service Area:

Categories Age and family groups Education, youth development; training, and employment Ethnic and racial groups Information and communication Social, health, and economic status Activities, Services, and Resources, N.E.C. Adolescent parenting Adolescent parents Adolescents (13-17) Age and family groups, N.E.C. At-risk youth Basic and remedial instruction (adult literacy, math skills, ESL, and high school equivalency) Before school, after school, summer school, tutoring, and other primary and secondary education programs and services Business and individual member associations, unions, and leagues Business leagues, chambers of commerce, and business promotion Child advocacy Child Welfare Children and youth Civic groups and service clubs Civil Rights and social action Community and civic engagement, advocacy and alliances, service clubs and groups, public/social policy, philanthropy, and volunteering, N.E.C. Economic and work status Economic development Education scholarships and financial aid Education, youth development, training, and employment, N.E.C. Elementary education Employment services Entrepreneurship and business development, and trade Ethnic and racial groups, N.E.C. Family services Family services and support Financial Counseling Help, information, and general services and support Higher education (2-3 year colleges and programs) Individual services and support Leadership development Middle school education Multiracial people Non-profit Older adults (30-64) Parent education and home economics Parents and marriage People of African descent People of color Primary and secondary education Public school education Secondary (high school and college prep) education Single parents Social action and civil liberties Social, health, and economic status, N.E.C. Social societies Student and education services and support Urban League Vocational secondary education Vocational post-secondary education Young adults (18-29) Youth development Youth intervention (at-risk) programs Youth mentoring (adult, intergenerational, and peer mentoring) Youth centers, clubs, and development services

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