The AACA works in conjunction with Albuquerque Public Schools to provide academic, cultural, and social support to low-income children in grades Kindergarten through 9th grade. Because these children are at-risk for academic failure and behavioral issues, their success or failure makes a major impact on the community. Through the Community Academic Initiative Resource, the Association works to align the students' academic needs in math, language arts, and science to meet APS standards, as well as provide programs to address Health/Wellness, Drugs/Alcohol, and Life Skills Training. 

Types of Support AACA Provides
Academic Support - Tutoring - Youth Suicidal Prevention - Drug/Alcohol Abuse Prevention
Food - Clothing & Blankets - School Supplies - Shelter Vouchers - You can Lend a Helping Hand

Ways to Contribute
Make a Donation - Donate New Clothing - Donate School Supplies 

Ways to Volunteer

Mentor - Tutor - Host a Fundraiser - Become a Grant Writer

Contact the African American Cultural Association
Phone: 505-256-8306
Email: lovejjl@aol.com
Website

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