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January 2020
Fathers First Parenting Class
Are you a father looking to improve your relationship with your children, spouse, or partner? Would you like to learn how to communicate more effectively or to be a more effective parent? Join us for our Fathers First parenting class! In this month-long course we’ll cover topics such as self-awareness, communication, healthy relationships, parenting skills, and more. Visit the Fathers First page to learn more. Upcoming classes 01/14/2020 - 02/18/2020 Weekly on Tuesday, 5:30 p.m. - 8:00 p.m. 302 2nd…
Find out more »Housing Counseling Class Dates
Are you thinking about buying your first home? Learn the entire process at our upcoming class. This class covers personal finance, managing credit, the role of the lender, working with a real estate agent, the home inspection and closing day. You’ll also learn how to prepare for the new responsibilities you’ll have as a homeowner. Check out our upcoming housing counseling classes in the list below. Anyone may participate in these classes. Call 540.283.4917 or visit the TAP Housing Counseling webpage for…
Find out more »Free Tax Clinic
FILE YOUR TAXES FOR FREE TAP’s IRS-certified volunteers provide this free service with electronic filing to taxpayers making less than $55,000 per year. All you have to do is bring your documentation, and we'll do the rest. Our Tax Clinic will begin accepting calls to schedule appointments on January 21 between the hours of 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. Tax returns will be filed from January 27 until April 16, with limited appointment availability between March 20 and April 16.…
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February 2020
TAP’s 2020 Black History Month Celebration
Join us for this FREE community event! TAP's annual Black History Month celebration will be held on February 18, 2020 at 10 a.m. at St. John's Episcopal Church. The event will feature entertainment, guest speakers, and an awards ceremony, followed by a soul food luncheon prepared by Morning Star Baptist Church. This year, we'll continue our journey through the history of Roanoke's black communities by exploring the contributions made to the railroads by: Mr. Clinton D. Scott Mrs. Latifah Hussain…
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