Pictures from Open House
December 4, 2009
♦ Parents Forever
Meeting the needs of children when parents separate or divorce.
Friday, February 26th 9:00 am -1.:00 pm
♦ Financial Workshops
New workshops for the new year - see the list below.
Click here to see the 2010 workshop calendar for January through March.
Click here to see the entire list of public workshops and classes we offered in 2009.
Most of these will be back on the schedule sometime this year.
Home Protection Program Info Session (Raleigh)
Special mortgage loan program for the unemployed.
Sessions in Raleigh on 2/18, 3/4, 3/11, 3/18.
Sessions in Durham on 2/25, 3/25.
All sessions are from 10:00 am to 11:30 am.
Other classes to be announced.
Bankruptcy Pre Discharge Education (Raleigh)
Certification for Chapter 7 filers. Classes on the 2nd Tuesday of each month from 6:00-8:00 pm.
Next classes on 2/9 and 3/9. Pre-registration required.
First Time Homebuyers Education (Raleigh)
Essential info for for buying a home - learn about budgeting and credit, with presentations from a
mortgage lender, realtor, and home inspector.
Our next class is on 2/20 from 9:30-4:00 pm. Pre-registration required.
Foreclosure Prevention (Raleigh)
Classes to be announced.
Ways to Save (Raleigh)
Why and how to create a budget, including money saving tips.
Next class to be announced.
ID Theft (Raleigh)
How to protect yourself from thieves who can steal your SSN or credit card.
The next class is on 3/16 from 6:00-7:30 pm.
Credit In-Depth (Raleigh)
All about credit reports and scores, and how to repair or rebuild your credit.
The next class is on 2/23 from 6:00-7:30 pm.
♦ CCCS Application and location
Download an application (Word file) for a CCCS financial counseling appointment.
Download an application (PDF format).
Download an application (in Spanish).
View a map of our Raleigh locations. Download driving directions.
Download directions to our Durham location.
♦ Latest Newsletter
November, 2009
Welcome letter from Alice:
Joining Triangle Family Services was an easy decision. Leading an agency that has served our community for 72 years is an honor. The dedication of the staff and the commitment of the Board of Directors are extremely impressive. As Chief Executive Officer for Triangle Family Services along with our team, I am able to combine passion; vision and core competencies for measureable outcomes. Our community is experiencing a “new reality” for growth and opportunities in providing services. I look forward to fostering existing partnerships; creating new collaborations and harnessing a team of dedicated individuals to continue the rich tradition started many years ago when Triangle Family Services was first created.
Please know I value your input; respect our mission; and am passionate about serving our community through our programs including: mental health; financial security and family safety. Feel free to contact me. I am here to listen to how we can continue to serve our community.
Alice Lutz, CFRE
alutz@tfsnc.org
919.821.0790 X 107
Triangle Family Services (TFS) is a local United Way agency helping families and children throughout the Triangle. Established in 1937, it is one of the oldest and most comprehensive nonprofits in the region.
All of our services are confidential and nationally accredited by the Council on Accreditation. Through skilled and compassionate care, TFS annually helps more than 5,000 Triangle families and individuals achieve Family Safety, Financial Security, and Mental Health.