AIDS Network www.aidsnetwork.org

136 W. Grand Avenue, Suite 280 , Beloit , WI (608)364-4027

Volunteer Services : Volunteer services provides volunteer support to 34 case managed clients of AIDS Network, such as transportation and food delivery. Volunteer services also supports prevention outreach activities at schools, health fairs, LGBT Pride events as well as ACT III (AIDS Network Cycles Together) which travels through Southern Rock County. (Back to Top)

American Red Cross of South Central Wisconsin www.southcentralwisconsin.redcross.org

211 N. Parker Dr. , Janesville , WI 53545 (608) 754-4497

318 State Street , Beloit , WI 53511 (608) 365-8839

American Red Cross of Rock River Valley http://rockriver.redcross.org  

727 N. Church, Rockford , IL 61103 (815) 963-8471

Provides emergency communication link between local families and their military personnel serving in the Armed Forces. Provides disaster relief including temporary shelter and food in cases of natural disaster. Supplies blood products to Beloit Memorial Hospital . Provides first aid, CPR, water safety, infant car seats, and AIDS education for youth and adults. (Back to Top)

Beloit Meals on Wheels, Inc. www.beloitmealsonwheels.org

618 Public Avenue P. O. Box 326 Beloit , WI 53512-0326 (608) 362-3683

Home Delivered Meals : Beloit Meals on Wheels delivers warm, nutritious meals to the elderly, ill and handicapped in the greater Beloit area. Volunteers deliver meals using their own vehicles and gas, delivering meals 7 days a week, 365 days a year including holidays. During the intake process clients are also screened for additional needs, and information and referrals are made -- such as making a connection for Lifeline Service -- which enables the client to remain independent in their home. Additionally, the daily delivery provides a well-being check on the client as well as a friendly visit. (Back to Top)

Beloit Regional Hospice beloitregionalhospice.com

655 Third St., Suite 200, Beloit, WI 53511 (608) 363-7421

Transitions: A supportive program designed to meet some of the emotional, spiritual and practical needs of those facing a life-limiting illness and their families. These services are provided at no cost to clients and families as a means of providing care for those who could benefit from specialized end of life support but who don't qualify for, or desire hospice. (Back to Top)

Big Brothers Big Sisters of Rock, Walworth and Jefferson www.bbbs4kids.org

Rock County 1239 Huebbe Pkwy , Beloit , WI 53511 (608) 362-8223

Walworth County 1545 Hobbs Dr. , Delavan , WI 53115 (262) 728-8865

Jefferson County 200 E. Cramer St , Ft. Atkinson , WI 53538 (920)563-2876

Big Brothers Big Sisters Mentoring : BBBS matches children between the ages of 6 and 14, primarily from single parent families, with an adult who serves as a mentor on a one-to-one basis. Through careful screening, a match is made based on the child's background and needs. They spend a minimum of one year together, meeting weekly on an average of 4 to 6 hours. Activities vary based on individual interests. A match plan is made by the case manager for each match to ensure measurable goals are being met. (Back to Top)

Catholic Charities, Inc. http://ccmadison.org

2020 E. Milwaukee St., Suite 9, Janesville, WI 53545 (608) 752-4906 / (608) 752-9699

Family Counseling - The Individual & Family Counseling Program provides quality mental health counseling services for individuals, couples, and families who are in need of outpatient psychotherapy. Counseling sessions are conducted at Our Lady of Assumption Catholic Church, located at 2222 Shopiere Rd., Beloit.

426 S. Yellowstone Dr., Ste. 100, Madison, WI 53719
Toll Free: 1-888-485-7385
Pregnancy Counseling - Birth Parent Services include free pregnancy counseling to women and men faced with an unplanned pregnancy. Referrals to community resources. Support with creating an adoption plan, if desired.

2020 E. Milwaukee Street, Ste. 9, Janesville, WI 53545
(608) 752-4906
ARC Rock Co. Recreation Program - Assists individuals with developmental disabilities in meeting their social, leisure, and recreational needs. Participants are given opportunities to increase their socialization, develop friendships, and stay active in the community.
• Recreational opportunities for individuals with developmental disabilities in Rock County
• Both large and small group activities
• Activities are integrated into the community at varied locations for more opportunities


Note: Other programs / services offered to Beloit Area Residents (not funded by Stateline United Way) include: Adoption Services, Beloit Family Resource Center, Developmental Disabilities Counseling, and Community Connections. Please refer to www.ccmadison.org for more information. (Back to Top)

Community Action, Inc. www.community-action.org

501 Prospect Beloit , WI 53511 (608) 364-2927 (608) 755-2472

Community Kids Beloit Learning Center : is located at 706 Emerson St., on the Beloit College Campus. The learning center is open to children between the ages of newborn and 5 years. In collaboration with Early Head Start, services are offerec at this location for children between the ages of newborn and 2 years. Hours are 6:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. Monday - Friday.

HUB Teen Parent Connections : is open to any Beloit area pregnant or parenting teen -- male or female -- between the ages of 13 and 21. It provides support services that assist participants in achieving greater family stability, stronger skills in daily living & parenting and increased self-sufficiency short term and long term.

Transitional Living Program: is open to homeless, single, pregnant or parenting teen in the city of Beloit between the ages of 18 and 23 and who are currently active in the TPC or Fresh Start programs. Participants are eligible to receive 18 months of rent assistance and 24 months of intensive case management. (Back to Top)

Energy Services www.esiwi.com

1225 S. Park St. Madison , WI 53715 (608) 267-8837

82 Beloit Mall Beloit , WI 53511 (608) 363-9200 

Energy and Emergency Direct Services Program: provides the service capacity to 1) Target high-risk households in need of energy-assistance grants/ services to prevent energy-related emergencies from occurring. 2) Expand case management activities to offset energy-related emergencies and/or recurring disconnections. 3) Leverage/mobilize additional funds to Rock County and the Beloit area to assist the maximum number of households in receiving much needed assistance and to offset the shortfall between households’ ability to pay and ever increasing energy costs.
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Family Services of Southern Wisconsin and Northern Illinois www.familyservices1.org

423 Bluff Street Beloit , WI 53511 (608) 365-1244

Beloit Domestic Violence Center: Accredited by the Council on Accreditation, the Center offers emergency shelter, support and advocacy for victims and survivors of domestic violence. Services are available 24 hours a day, each and every day. Help is a telephone call away . . . . . (608) 365-1119.

Individual and Family Counseling : As a licensed out-patient mental health clinic, the program offers compassionate and competent counseling to assist individuals as they address some of life's challenging emotional and mental health issues.

Sexual Assault Recovery: sarpwi.com research shows that having an advocate significantly improves the quality of care sexual assault victims receive from medical providers and from law enforcement. Healing from sexual assault begins with the empowerment provided through trained advocates. As the designated Sexual Assault Service Provider for Rock and Green counties, the program works with victims on their road to recovery, advocates for their rights and promotes the prevention of sexual violence in middle and high schools.

Consumer Credit Counseling: www.cccsbeloit.org ( 608) 365-1244   Toll-free (866) 925-2227 The program's mission is to strengthen and improve the financial condition of individuals and families. Our experienced counselors can help with individual financial assessment, strategic budgets, debt repayment plans, pre and post bankruptcy counseling and mortgage foreclosure counseling.

Greater Beloit Home Companion Registry (608) 856-0153 Our seniors tell us that being able to stay at home as long as possible is a significant quality of life issue. This program promotes the capacity of seniors to remain in their home by linking them with qualified and typically more affordable personal care providers. Program also serves as a case management resource for seniors and a conduit to employment for individual care providers.

The Key Transitional Living Program: Transitioning from domestic violence to independence is not an easy process. This program works with ten families in overcoming the very real challenges to independence by providing life skills training and financial and emotional support for up to 18 months. Th program also operates the Kathy Reynolds House (My Sisters Place), a transitional housing facility for survivors of domestic violence who do not have children.

Rock County Youth2Youth : Once known as the rock county tobacco Free Kids the program's vision has evolved to focus on creating a drug free community as a critical means for improving the quality of life for our youth and community as a whole. Th program works very closely with youth as peer leaders in getting the "message out" the negative consequences of substance abuse.

CASA of Rock County : The goal of the CASA program is to promote the best interests of abused and neglected children within the juvenile court system through the use of specially trained volunteer advocates. Th program works closely with the juvenile court judge as "the voice of the child" in court and helps ensure that the child's interests are heard. (Back to Top)

Girl Scouts of Wisconsin Badgerland Council www.gsbadgerland.org

1201 Big Hill Ct. Beloit , WI 53511 (608) 362-8922

The Girl Leadership experience encompasses all the benefits of being a Girl Scout: girls learn leadership through troop activities, supplemental girl programming and outdoor adventures. To ensure each girl's needs are met, Badgerland Council offers adult volunteer training, a multitude of programs tailored to different grade levels and interests as well as programs for children with special needs, whether those needs be disabilities of low income. (Back to Top)

Glacier's Edge Council of Boy Scouts www.glaciersedge.org

2300 E. Racine Street , Janesville ,WI53545(608) 756-4669

34 Schroeder Ct. , Madison , WI 53711 (608) 273-1005

Boy Scouting: Boys ages 11-18 have the opportunity to learn leadership skills in the challenging outdoor programs offered through Scouting. The emphasis is on (1) citizenship; (2) personal fitness; (3) outdoor activity and (4) character development. Scouts also grow in character as they interact with peers, set and achieve goals including rank advancements and expand their awareness of community through community service projects.

Cub Scouting: Designed for boys in grades 1-5, that focuses on (1) character development; (2) personal achievement through the advancement program and to help him build friendships and relationships with peers. The focus of the Cub Scout program is to help a boy to “do his best”. (Back to Top)

Hands of Faith www.beloithandsoffaith.com

737 Bluff St, Blt. 363-0683

Emergency Shelter for homeless families utilizing the volunteer efforts of over 20 houses of worship in and around Beloit.
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Independent Disability Services, Inc. www.idsrock.com

2100 E. Milwaukee St., Suite L14 Janesville , WI 53545 (608) 754-5552

Respite at Risk Program : The Respite at Risk program provides respite to individuals in the Stateline area who are not developmentally disabled. Respite is the short-term temporary care of a physically or medically fragile child or adult. Such care must be appropriate for the physical needs and/or medical condition of the child or adult. (Back to Top)

Lutheran Social Services www.lsswis.org

205 N. Main St., Suite 102 Janesville , WI 53545 (608) 365-6737 (608) 752-7660

Runaway and Youth Services : Serves youth ages 11 - 17 and their families through free crisis intervention, short term sounseling, street/sommunity outreach and educatin, a 24-hour hotline, groups and temporary shelter. This is a community based program that offers support in the community by utilizing strength based and solution focused methods.

Positive Parenting : Offers a variety of parenting classes on a sliding fee scale. Parenting classes can be done in a group seting or on an individual basis. different classes that are offered include Positive Parenting, Parents and Teen, Teen Parenting and Cooperative Parenting.

Located at Atonement Lutheran Church
901 Harrison Ave., Beloit, WI
LSS Counseling Clinic: Provides quality outpatient mental health and substance abuse services for people of all ages and socio-economic backgrounds. LSS psychotherapists, psychologists and psychiatrists help clients build resilience, facilitate recovery and grow, helping them live fuller and more productive lives.

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Merrill Community Center www.merrillcenter.org
1428 Wisconsin Ave. , Beloit , WI 53511 (608) 365-1488

Youth Program
Afterschool & Summer Program for children ages 7-12 years of age.
This program emphasizes character education “Character Counts” and works closely with the School District of Beloit to enhance learning for students. They offer homework help and tutoring with caring mentors, and provide an array of special projects such as music and golf to keep children engaged in meaningful activities and on the path to making positive choices. Each day the children are given a hot nutritious snack.

Senior Program
Senior BINGO for adults 50 and older.
Senior citizens enjoy playing BINGO to win food bags and prizes. They also have the opportunity to receive information about various resources in the community and enjoy a weekly potluck while socializing with their peers. This program gives older adults something fun to do and a chance to get the necessary information they may need as it pertains to their health, housing, etc. (Back to Top)

Nutrition and Health Associates nhawic.org

32 E. Racine St . Janesville, WI (608) 754-3722 or
46 Beloit Mall Beloit, WI (608) 362-1566

Prenatal Care and Nutrition Education (PCNE) : Provides services for 85 pregnant teens in the greater Beloit area including Roscoe-Rockton, Clinton, and South Beloit. This unique program brings vital public health and nutrition programs to the pregnant teen students, in their classroom environment assuring better access to services, and improved compliance. NHA offers Beloit Memorial High School on-site WIC and Prenatal Care Coordination services collaborating with Beloit Memorial High Schools’ SAPAR program (School Age Parent Program) while the other schools are served through collaborative referrals, NHA clinic visits and classroom education upon request. (Back to Top)

Retired and Senior Volunteer Program www.rsvp-rock.org

2433 Riverside Dr., Beloit , WI 53511 (608) 362-9593

Community Referrals : Community Referrals volunteers perform duties at over 160 not-for-profits, municipalities and schools in the Rock County area. They volunteer in hospitals, museums, nursing homes, courthouses, libraries, senior centers, senior meal sites and other community based agencies. The Community Referrals Coordinator recruits, trains and places volunteers based on their interests, skills and abilities as well as the needs of the volunteer site.

Intergenerational Programs : Intergenerational Program volunteers serve in one or more of four signature programs: America Reads, Folk Fairs, Intergenerational Heroes and BABES (Beginning Alcohol & Addiction Basic Education Studies).

In-Home/Groups : In-home and group volunteers are the oldest, most vulnerable people we serve. Through RSVP they are able to make meaningful contributions to their communities by completing bulk mailings, materials collating, knitting, sewing and crocheting items in their homes or subsidized apartments either individually or in group projects. Non-profits, frail elderly and the needy in our community benefit from this program. (Back to Top)

The Salvation Army of Beloit www.salvationarmywi.org

628 BroadStreet Beloit ,WI53511(608) 365-6572

Corps Community Center : The general corps community outreach which includes but is not limited to general casework (e.g. clothing, food), summer campaign, Christmas toy and food assistance, youth programs, senior shopping, nursing home visitation and disaster response/aid.

Feeding Program : Funded by FEMA and additional resources, breakfast is served Mon.,Wed. & Fri. at 9:00 a.m. and lunch is served Tues. & Thurs. at 12:00 Noon.

Food Pantry : Open Mon., Tues. & Fri., the food pantry provides emergency food/rations to families and people seeking assistance. They are also involved with the Second Harvest Mobile Pantry once a month. (Back to Top)

Senior Services of Rock County www.seniorservicesrock.com

120 N. CrosbyAve., P.O. Box 1676 Janesville ,WI53547-1676(608) 757-5940

Provides services to seniors in the areas of their Benefit Specialists, Home Repair/Respite, Hearing Assistive Devices, and Support Group for women over 55. (Back to Top)

S.M.I.L.E.S.( Special Methods in Learning Equine Skills ) www.smiles.nu

N2666 County Road K Darien , WI 53114-1463 (262) 882-3470

Equine Assisted Therapy : Individualized lessons using a variety of equine assisted activities and therapeutic riding in order to address individual goals. (Back to Top)

Stateline Boys and Girls Clubs Inc. www.statelinebgc.org
1851 Moore , Beloit , WI53511(608) 365-8874

South Beloit Boys & Girls Club  
1101 Dorr Road ,So.Beloit, IL61080(815) 389-3634

The Stateline Boys & Girls Clubs, Inc. with clubs located in Beloit , South Beloit , and the Shopiere/Tiffany area provides over 60 physical, educational, vocational and leadership development programs to its members. Membership is open to all boys and girls, ages 6 to 15 years old. (Back to Top)

Stateline Family YMCA www.statelinefamilyymca.org

1865 Riverside Drive Beloit,WI 53511 (608) 365-2261
9901 Main St., Roscoe, IL 61073 (815) 623-5858

Offers childcare (infant-pre-K), provides over 600 youth scholarships, Before and After School Program, one-on-one teen initiative, swimming lessons, and other youth programs and sports. (Back to Top)

Stateline Literacy Council www.statelineliteracycouncil.org

417 Harrison Ave., Beloit ,WI 53511(608) 362-5207

Helps adults learn basic skills, especially reading, writing, and speaking English. (Back to Top)

Voluntary Action Center www.vacbeloit.org

611 E. Grand Ave., Beloit , WI (608) 365-1278

Skills Bank: Skills Bank mobilizes individuals and groups of community volunteers of all ages and levels of ability. Skills Bank acts as a volunteer clearinghouse for Stateline non-profits, providing hands-on assistance with service delivery at other agencies and programs, allowing them to focus on their own missions rather than expending resources to recruit needed volunteers. VAC volunteers serve on non-profit boards, provide literacy training, assist with local festivals, act as role models to young people, nurture the elderly and the homeless, feed the hungry, and comfort the victims of violence.

VAC Grant Center: The Grant Center uses highly-qualified volunteers to help non-profits throughout southern Wisconsin and northern Illinois get more funding. The Center trains volunteer proposal-writers and donor researchers and matches them to non-profits. Since the program started in 1992, the VAC Grant Center has generated over $1.6 million in successful grant proposals for area non-profits. Grant Center also provides trainings in proposal-writing, technical assistance in nonprofit development, and donor information. (Back to Top)

YWCA of Rock County http://www.ywca.org/site/pp.asp?c=brKMIXNLF&b=63156

1735 S. Washington St. , Janesville , WI (608) 752-5445

Care House 1126 Conde Street Janesville , WI 53546 (608) 755-4750

Care House: Child Abuse Resource Environment, is a child centered place where professionals who work with child abuse victims may interview them about the abuse. Education and training for professionals in abuse issues, advocacy, and community awareness.

Immigrant Outreach: Promotes the full and productive participation of Hispanic/Latino women, men and children within the community by providing leadership and assistance in the areas of community education, Information and referral. (Back to Top)