Dumas Wesley Community Center

Basic Needs
Community
Crisis
Education
Family
Financial Stability
Health
Homelessness
Housing

Who We Are

Founded in 1903, the mission of the Dumas Wesley Community Center is to educate, empower, and enrich vulnerable individuals and families through interconnected programs that address immediate needs while fostering self-sufficiency and generational stability.

United Way Partner Agency

What We Do

A multi-service center offering transitional housing for homeless women and children in Mobile County and Baldwin County, year-round youth enrichment programs, a day program for senior citizens, a food pantry, and neighborhood outreach.

Details

	(251) 479-0649
	kcarver@dumaswesley.org
	Kate Carver
	Executive Director
	http://www.dumaswesley.org

Agency Needs

Is Ongoing

Working with School-age Children in an After-School Achievement Program

Dumas Wesley Community Center

Is Ongoing

Life Skills Instructors Needed for Homeless Families in Baldwin County

Dumas Wesley Community Center

Is Ongoing

Life Skills Instructors for Homeless Families

Dumas Wesley Community Center

Is Ongoing

Lead Evening Activities for Homeless Children (Baldwin County)

Dumas Wesley Community Center

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	126 Mobile St. Mobile , AL 36607
	Dumas Wesley Community Center has also expanded its footprint into Baldwin County. The Baldwin Family Village, a transitional housing program of Dumas Wesley, provides housing and support services for women and children experiencing homelessness in Baldwin County.
	M-F 8:30 A.M.-4:30 P.M. (After School Achievement Program closes at 5:30 P.M.)