Circles of Carbon County

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Circles is a program that helps build relationships within the community that inspire and equip families to reach 200% of the poverty guidelines. The program relies on an “Ally” to serve as a mentor and guide to help individuals meet their goals to get out of poverty.

It’s easy to feel that you can’t make the difference when it comes to solving world problems like poverty. Circles provides a practical way to get involved and help families learn to eliminate debt, go back to school, and overcome the challenges that poverty brings, taking us one step further toward achieving that goal.

Watch the Circles Ally Video Below To See A Personal Ally Experience

Circles Carbon County is in need of volunteers to befriend local families in need. The volunteers would help these families with their goals toward self-reliance and getting out of poverty. There will be two events on Ally Training, for any interested volunteers, and Bridges Training, which is a comprehensive approach to understanding poverty. For more information please call Julie at 435-613-0065.

For more information about Circles Out Of Poverty click here

To become a Circles Ally click here

For More Information About Volunteering click here

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For a Volunteer Application click here

For other Service Opportunities click here

Contact a Member of The Circles Staff for More Information

Julie Rosier

Julie Rosier

435-613-0065

Colton Judd

Colton Judd

435-613-0021

Renee Raso

Renee Raso

435-613-0067

Lenissa Jimenez

Lenissa Jimenez

435-613-0040

McKenzie Neese

McKenzie McLean

435-613-0042

LuEssa Averett

LuEssa Averett

435-613-0067

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