Literacy Alliance of Greater New Orleans
www.literacyalliancegno.org/
Provides local literacy providers with access to current information and training and pursue a collaborative, community-based research agenda. The New Orleans Area Literacy Initiative convenes representatives from adult basic education providers and community groups in a 5-parish area.

Success by 6
(no web site) Todd Battiste phone: (504) 827-6852 or email: toddb@unitedwaynola.org
Public and private partners working together to deliver nationally proven solutions that ensure all children from birth to six are healthy, nurtured and ready to succeed.

Greater New Orleans Afterschool Partnership
(no web site) Natashia Watson phone:(504) 304-8265 or email: ntrotman@gnoafterschool.org
Afterschool Partnership brings together key stakeholders in Afterschool programming to participate in planning, training, information sharing, and networking. The collaborative is currently comprised of more than 400 organizations that provide programming and care to school-age children during out of school time hours.

Substance Abuse Services Alliance (SASA)
www.sasagno.org
SASA administers an ongoing collaborative process to plan, coordinate and monitor a comprehensive continuum of effective substance abuse/dependency treatment and prevention services. This includes planning, needs assessment, evaluation and resource/fund development.

New Orleans Neighborhood Development Collaborative (NONDC)
www.nondc.org
NONDC is a partnership of funders and local leaders in the community development field whose purpose is to reinvigorate the physical, economic, and social fabric of New Orleans' neighborhoods by supporting the professional development of community-based development corporations (CDCs) and to expand and stabilize the community development industry in the New Orleans area.

Arts Council of New Orleans
www.artscouncilofneworleans.org/
The official arts agency for the City of New Orleans, the Arts Council works in partnership with city government to meet the needs of the community based on three guiding principles: supporting the rich and diverse cultures that define this city, acting as an advocate for the cultural community, and promoting the arts as a business and a means of economic development.

Unity for the Homeless
www.unityforthehomeless.org
Unity's goals are to assist homeless persons to become self-sufficient and regain self-esteem; to engage in planning and policy evaluation efforts to maximize the use of existing resources; to allow for a systemic approach for tapping significant new funds and encouraging collaborative efforts; and to advocate for policy changes affecting homelessness.

N.O. Council on Aging
www.nocoa.org/
Responsible for seeing that a comprehensive and coordinated assortment of social, recreational, educational, employment and nutritional services are made available for the approximately 85,000 persons aged 60 or over in the City of New Orleans.