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Salvation Army Holiday Programs
Free meals are served. They also operate an Angel Tree gift-giving program and feed seniors. The social service agency also coordinates case management, has a thrift store, and other programs.
1311 S. Eugene St.
Greensboro, NC 27406
Phone: (336) 273-5572
Another site is at 121 SW Cloverleaf Place, High Point, NC 27263. Phone (336) 881-5444.
Senior Resources of Guilford
Santa for Seniors has become a happy tradition in Guilford County thanks to our many volunteers. Each year, Senior Resources of Guilford coordinates the delivery of specially packaged holiday gift bags for the elderly who participate in our programs, and who might otherwise be forgotten during the holidays.
1401 Benjamin Parkway
Greensboro, NC 27408
Phone: (336) 373-4816
Interactive Resource Center
The Interactive Resource Center is a day center in Greensboro for people who are homeless or trying to keep from becoming homeless. They offer essential services such as laundry, mail, showers, and a medical clinic. A veteran’s representative is on staff as well as a disability lawyer. Guests have access to a computer lab to prepare a resume and search for employment. They offer GED classes in partnership with GTCC. During the holidays, faith and community partners generally provide a meal for guests.
407 E. Washington Street
Greensboro, NC 27401
Phone: (336) 332-0824
West End Ministries
We work to meet the needs of individuals and families when no other resources are readily available to them. We act as an advocate through the referral and the follow-up process and by promoting community awareness of social problems and generating support for the improvement of the system’s response to human needs. Free meals are served every Thursday from 2:00 – 4:00 pm.
903 English Rd.
High Point, NC 27261
Phone: (336) 884-1105
Gate City Church of Christ
Every Friday, the Gate City Church of Christ feeds those in need in the Greensboro community a hot meal and provides them with essential items.
302 E. Vandalia Rd.
Greensboro, NC
Website: wearegatecity.org
Phone: (336) 937-0942
CARES Act:
Funding still remains for rent and utility assistance and mortgage assistance for households financially affected by COVID-19. Applications for these City-managed emergency housing assistance programs are still being taken and the qualifications for them have been extended.
If your household has been behind in rent for at least one month since April 1, you qualify for assistance.
Click here to Apply.
1031 Summit Ave suite 1e-2,
Greensboro, NC 27405
9:00am 5:30PM
Phone: (336) 691-9521
Greensboro Urban Ministry
A variety of services are available to single adults or families experiencing a housing crisis. Weaver House provides emergency shelter to single men and women. During the winter months, more beds are provided to keep people out of the frigid cold through partnerships with other agencies. The Pathways Center provides temporary shelter to families. Each family has a private living space, which includes beds, a kitchenette, and a bathroom. Families staying at Pathways share a lounge, TV room, computer lab, laundry room, meditation room, and outdoor playground.
Long-term housing assistance is provided through Partnership Village, a transitional housing community for individuals and families rebuilding self-sufficiency after experiencing homelessness.
305 W Gate City Blvd,
Greensboro, NC 27406
Phone: (336) 271-5959
GCS Student Crisis Hotline
The GCS Student Crisis Hotline operates 7 am-12 am daily and is staffed by GCS counselors, social workers, school psychologists, and those trained to assist students in crisis. 336-332-7295
Mel-Burton SchoolStructured Treatment Program
This program provides day treatment services for juvenile offenders ages 11-17 with mental health and/or substance abuse diagnoses. Educational services, mental health, and substance abuse services are provided Monday-Friday during school hours. The program utilizes the evidence-based models Positive Action and Seven Challenges as well as other behavior modification techniques to successfully transition youth back to their regular school upon completion of the program. Click here for more information.