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Several area programs are available for disability rights, housing, elderly/youth services,  substance use help, and when coping with trauma. Learn about the valuable resources and services available to you and your family!

Aging Services

   
City of RaleighThe Active Adult Program serves thousands of adults in the Raleigh area. While our clubs require a minimum age of 50 to participate, classes are open to all adults regardless of age.https://raleighnc.gov/parks-and-recreation/services/active-adult-program
Alliance Medical MinistryAccess to comprehensive primary care to working, uninsured adults living in Wake County1010 Donald Ross Dr., Raleigh 
919-250-3320
https://www.alliancemedicalministry.org/
Hospice of Wake County - Transitions of Life CareHospice care plus supportive care for family members and caregivershttps://www.transitionslifecare.org/
National Society to Prevent BlindnessCommunity-based vision screenings and follow-up services4011 WestChase Blvd., Raleigh 
Suite 225
919-755-5044
Resources for SeniorsHome and community-based services for elderly and persons with disabilities 1110 Navaho Drive, Raleigh 
Fourth Floor 
919-872-7933                                                   https://resourcesforseniors.org/
Meals on Wheels of Wake CountyMeals every weekday to homebound older adults and persons with disabilities in Wake County1001 Blair Drive, Raleigh 
Suite 100
919-833-1749 https://www.wakemow.org/
Southeastern Wake Adult Day Care Inc.Adult daycare for seniors, overnight respite, and homecare services3401 Carl Sandburg Court, Raleigh 
919-212-8580 
https://www.sewake.com/contact/
Filling In Gaps of Wake County Inc.Access to prescription healthcare for children/adults who are either uninsured or underinsured, as well as people who may be eligible for Medicaid but haven’t filed for benefitshttps://www.figsofwake.org/ 
100 Donald Ross Rd., Raleigh
​919-386-9645

Disability

   
NC Division of Services for the Deaf and Hard of HearingResources available. Equipment Distribution Program (adaptive phones, hearing aids, personal amplifiers, weather alert radios)3060 Hammond Business Pl. Suite 141, Raleigh 
984-247-8510. 
Videophone: 919-890-0858 
https://www.ncdhhs.gov/divisions/services-deaf-and-hard-hearing-dsdhh
Alliance of Disability AdvocatesCenter for Independent Living helps people with disabilities solve day-to-day problems throught advocacy, independent living services, travel training, information & referral, transition to community living, peer support.3725 National Dr. Suite 105, Raleigh 
919-833-1117 
https://adanc.org/
Triangle Disability & Autism ServicesSupports children and adults with intellectual and/or developmental disabilities [IDD] and autism in the achievement of their personal goals and dreams in our community through partnership and advocacy.5121 Hollyridge Dr. Suite 100, Raleigh 
919-942-5119 
https://triangledisability.org/
NC Adapted SportsNCAS is an inclusive and equitable community for individuals with disabilities.
We create recreational and competitive sporting opportunities that cultivate an individual’s potential. 
https://www.ncadaptedsports.org/
NC Peer Warm LineInteractive map to find food resources. 1-855-733-7762

Food Resources

   
Wake County GovernmentInteractive map to find food resources. A Feeding America Food Bank that recovers and distributes food to low-income residents
   
A Place at The Table A Place at the Table is a cafe that provides community and healthy food for all regardless of means. Serving Breakfast and Lunch all day.300 W. Hargett St, #50 Raleigh, NC 27601
919-307-8914
https://tableraleigh.org/
Raleigh Rescue Mission Raleigh Rescue Mission offers a wide range of services that will help single men, single women, and single parents with children who are experiencing homelessness to gain stability, build resilience, and rebuild their lives. From meeting basic needs including meals, clothing, hygiene and healthcare to providing parenting classes, resources for children’s care, access to counseling, transportation and vocational and career training300 W. Hargett St, #50 Raleigh, NC 27601
919-307-8914
https://tableraleigh.org/
Interfaith Food ShuttleA Feeding America Food Bank that recovers and distributes food to low-income residents1001 Blair Drive, Suite 120
Raleigh, NC 27603
(919) 250-0043
www.foodshuttle.org

Homelessness

   
Oak City CaresOak City Cares serves as an Access Site for Coordinated Entry intakes. If you need a shelter referral, a street outreach team referral, or a Wake County Homelessness Prevention Program referral, we are currently only taking referrals on an in-person, walk-in basis at our facility during opening hours. Weekend meals; Weekday shower & laundry services.1430 S. Wilmington St. Raleigh   
984-344-9599   
https://oakcitycares.org/ 
CASAAccess to stable, affordable housing for people who are homeless or at risk. 624 W Jones St., Raleigh 
https://www.casanc.org
919-754-9960
Women's Center of Wake CountyMulti-service crisis intervention and assessment center to break the cycle of trauma, abuse, violence, and homelessness.400 S West St, Raleigh
919-829-3711
www.wcwc.org
Family Promise of Wake CountyProviding support services for families experiencing temporary homelessness by offering safe, affordable, permanent housing903 Method Rd., Raleigh
919-832-6024                                             www.familypromisewake.org
PLM Families TogetherMoving families in Wake and surrounding counties from homelessness to stable homes through mentoring, housing support and connection to community resources908 Plainview Dr, Raleigh
919-212-1123
familiestogethernc.org
The Family Violence Prevention Center-InteractEmergency shelter and services for victims and survivors of domestic and sexual violence 1012 Oberlin Rd., Raleigh
919-828-6317
interactofwake.org/
Interfaith Food Shuttle A Feeding America Food Bank that recovers and distributes food to low-income residents 1001 Blair Dr., Raleigh  
919-390-1973
Filling In Gaps of Wake County, Inc. 
 
Access to prescription healthcare for children/adults who are either uninsured or underinsured, as well as people who may be eligible for Medicaid but haven’t filed for benefits    100 Donald Ross Rd., Raleigh                    
919-386-9645
www.figsofwake.org
StepUp MinistryEmployment training and placement programs 1701 Oberlin Rd., Raleigh 
919-781-0156   
https://www.stepupministry.org/
Wake Network of CareWake County lists additional resources on the Wake County website.https://mentalhealth.networkofcare.org/wake-nc
The Help Center NCHousing referrals; food distribution; mobile pantry; diaper bankFor help call or text 919-391-7300   
info@thehelpcenternc.com
https://thehelpcenternc.com/
The Bryant CenterProviding safety, dignity, and support for people experiencing homelessness in Wake County.The Bryant Center
Cornerstone CenterThe Cornerstone Bridge Housing program provides 20 furnished units for people experiencing chronic homelessness and living with disabling health and mental health conditions. Participants receive enhanced support services to address their needs and prepare them for independent living in the community.220 Snow Ave Raleigh, NC 27603    
919-508-0777

Mental Health

   
988Suicide and Crisis Lifeline988lifeline.org or 9-8-8
Carolina Outreach CTI, ACT, CST, MEDICATION MANAGEMENT BEHAVIORAL HEALTH, 3012 Falstaff Rd NC 27610
AllianceMedical Coverage Wake, Durham, Cumberland, Harnett, Johnston 
Easter SealsMedication management 5171 Glenwood Ave Suite 211 Raleigh NC 27612
MonarchReferral services, same day service, substance use services, outpatients 319 Chapanoke Rd Suite 119, Raleigh NC 27603 
RPD Acorn UnitCommunity support, clothes and food 919-996-3345 ACORNS@raleighnc.gov
Oak City CaresCommunity resource,meal, shower, social services, mental health 1430 S Wimington St Raleigh NC 27603
Crandell Enterprise Health clinic, psychiatric care, housing, group home 5312 SIx Forks Rd Suite 301 Raleigh NC 27609
Triangle Springs Inpatient Services 10901 World Trade Blvd. Raleigh, NC 27617
Holly Hill Inpatient Services 3019 Falstaff Road Raleigh, NC 27610
Raleigh Oaks Inpatient Services 3200 Waterfield Dr, Garner, NC 27529
UNC WakeBrook Inpatient Services 111 Sunnybrook Rd, Raleigh, NC 27610

Safety and Violence

   
Kiran Kiran's mission is to end the cycle of abuse and to serve and empower South Asian survivors of domestic violence in North Carolina by providing culturally specific services and comprehensive economic, social and community resources.1012 Oberlin Rd #300, Raleigh NC 27605    
877-625-4726 
https://kiraninc.org/
Safe Kids Wake County Provides dedicated and caring staff, operation support and other resources to assist in achieving our common goal: keeping your kids safe. Based on the needs of the community, this coalition implements evidence-based programs, such as car-seat checkups, safety workshops and sports clinics, that help parents and caregivers prevent childhood injuries.3000 New Bern Ave Raleigh NC 27610   
(919) 350-8364/
cbennetts@wakemed.org
Interact of Wake County Shelter, court advocacy, economic empowerment, counseling, sexual assault servicesInterAct of Wake County,      866-291-0855
Triangle Family Service Solutions for families facing crisis. Four core programs: Family Safety, Financial Stability, Mental Health, and Homeless Engagement-Housing StabilizationWelcome to Triangle Family Services - Building a stronger community      919-821-0790
Wake County Domestic Violence Task ForceThe Victim Services and Domestic Violence Unit is responsible for processing and serving domestic violence protective orders and restraining orders.Victim_Services@wake.gov     Victim_Services@wake.gov
919-792-4110

Substance Abuse

   
Healing TransitionsLongterm recovery, overnight shelter, non-medical detox, and family services for adults over 18 in Wake County1251 Goode St., Raleigh 
919-838-9800
healing-transitions.org 
 
StepUp MinistryProvides a structured home environment for men and women in the early months of recovery from substance use disorders.1251 Goode St., Raleigh 
919-838-9800
healing-transitions.org 
 
Fellowship Home of RaleighProvides a structured home environment for men and women in the early months of recovery from substance use disorders.506 Culter St., Raleigh
919-259-3038
www.fellowshiphome.org
Southlight HealthcareOutpatient and community services for mental health and substance use treatment3125 Poplarwood Court, Suite 203
Raleigh, NC 27604  
https://southlight.org/ 
919-787-6131

Veterans

   
Womens Veteran Support Serivces We provide emergency shelter, crisis intervention, benefits navigation, trauma support, and employment pathways, all specifically designed for women who served.919-276-5085 https://wvssnc.org/

Youth

   
Boys & Girls Clubs of Wake CountyAcademic success, healthy lifestyles, good character and citizenship programs for students ages 6-18919-834-6282 
701 Raleigh Blvd, Raleigh, NC 27610
https://wakejohnstonbgc.org/
Garner Road Community CenterBefore and after school program, all-day learning program, summer camp, and evening outreach programs for teens and youth919-834-6282 
701 Raleigh Blvd, Raleigh, NC 27610 https://wakejohnstonbgc.org/
Note in the Pocket Provides clothing to impoverished and homeless schoolchildren in Wake County5100 Lacy Ave., Raleigh 
919-714-9403
noteinthepocket.org
Planned Parenthood South AtlanticAffordable health services for teens100 S Boylan Ave., Raleigh
 919 833 7526
plannedparenthood.org/planned-parenthood-south-atlantic
SAFE Child, Inc.Offers a full range of child abuse prevention and intervention services to children and families at no cost2841 Kidd Road,
Raleigh, NC 27610
919-743-6140
safechildnc.org/
The Green Chair ProjectSweeter Dreams Bed program provides beds for children, and other family furnishings are available 1853 Capital Blvd., Raleigh
919-3322-0474
thegreenchair.org
Triangle Family ServicesPrograms directly serving families facing a crisis, including mental health services for youth and/or adult caregivers3937 Western Blvd., Raleigh
919-821-0790
tfsnc.org
Haven HouseOperates 11 programs that help more than 1,200 youth in need each year overcome their challenges and find a path to success1008 Bullard Court
Raleigh, NC 27615
919-833-3312 
www.havenhousenc.org
The Hope Center at PullenConnects young people aging out of foster care in Wake County with the resources and support they need for a successful transition to adulthoodPhone: 919.636.3641
112 Cox Ave Suite 100A,
Raleigh, NC 27605
hopecenteratpullen.org
Loaves and Fishes Ministry, Inc.Loaves and Fishes Ministry, Inc. provides academic and social‑emotional support programs for under‑resourced youth from PreK through 12th grade in the Raleigh community.1725 N. New Hope Rd., Raleigh, NC 27604
919‑332‑8720

Contact

 

Department of Economic and Social Advancement
900 S. Wilmington Street
Raleigh, NC 27601
esa@raleighnc.gov
919-996-5740

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