cremental changes over time yield long-lasting results.
Our programs offer the hope of the possibility of life
transformation.”
The Link’s Kindergarten Readiness program provides
services to the youngest members of the Cullman
community. This program helps solidify core skills
that will help students be successful in the classroom.
In 2019, there were five sites that provided this free
resource, serving 111 students in Cullman County.
Parents may enroll their child in this two-week sum-
mer “boot camp” at their student’s school during their
Kindergarten Registration.
Summer Enrichment also takes place two days per
week during our community’s six-week summer break.
Students go to The Link’s facility where they receive a
free, hot lunch, a fun enrichment activity, and tutoring
to help students bridge the gap from one grade level
to the next. It is an enjoyable and free opportunity
Naomi Johnson, a senior aide with NARCOG,
has been volunteering at The Link of Cullman
County.
We try to offer
hope and dignity
in circumstances
where folks might
not feel those
things.
CULLMAN COUNTY SENIOR MAGAZINE
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