Do you need food?

• Greensboro Urban Ministry, 271-5959
  http://www.greensborourbanministry.org
  Provides free, hot food seven days a week.
  
  
• Shepherd’s House, 274-7224
  Provides free, hot meals once a week.  Also provides grocery bags with food.
  
  
• Social Services, 641-3747
  Social Services can help people to meet their basic needs, like food or housing.

        Do you need housing?

• Pathways, 271-5988
  www.greensborourbanministry.org/pathways.html
  Provides shelter for up to 60 days for homeless families with children.
  
  
• Weaver House, 271-5959, ext. 347
  www.greensborourbanministry.org/weaverhouse.html
  Shelter open 24 hours a day for women and men over 21.  Also provides other basic needs, such as clothing and food.
  
  
• Greensboro Housing Authority, 275-8501
  http://www.gha-nc.org
  Assistance with public housing.
  
  
• Social Services, 641-4696
  Social Services can help people to meet their basic needs, like food or housing.
  

        Do you need childcare?

• Boys and Girls Club, 274-1509
  Afterschool care program available Monday through Friday
  
  
• Guilford Child Development, 378-7700
  http://www.ucdccip.org/
  Childcare available 6:30 am until 6:00 pm.

        Do you need transportation?

• Greensboro Transit Authority, 335-6499
  Get bus schedules and fares.

        Do you need other classes?

• Guilford Technical Community College (GTCC) 334-4822
  Adult basic education and ESOL classes, GED testing,  and study classes

        Do you need tutoring for a child under 18?

• Greensboro Education & Development Council, 271-8124
  For males 11-18 only.
  
  
• Black Child Development Institute, 230-2138
  Coordinates tutoring for children grades 1-12 to build academic skills and increase self-esteem.
  
  
• Communities in Schools, 691-1268 or 883-6434
  Referrals to community resources to help students successfully learn, stay in school and prepare for life.
  
  
• Yconnect, 373-3005 or 373-3014
  Yconnect assists youth in becoming lifelong learners, making successful transitions into adulthood and the workplace.
  
  
• Youthbuild New Start, 273-9196
  Involves young adults 16-24 in building affordable housing in their community, building skills in the construction trade and leading to a GED. Includes counseling, peer support, driver's license education, and job placement.
  
  
• Tarheel Challenge, (910) 303-5404
  Military-oriented program for high school drop-outs age 16-18 (male and female). Includes 22-month resident program and 12-month non-resident follow-up mentoring period.
  
  
• Jobcorps, 297-4298
  Free residential educational and training program for young adults ages 16-24.
  
  
• Sylvan Learning Center, 218-8880 or 866-734-8719
  Provides paid tutoring services.