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  • Innervision

    There’s no “intake procedure” at Innervision. From Monday to Friday they have “Drop in” time at their Drop-In Center located at 400 E. Trade St. It’s right across the corner […]

  • Disability Rights

    The Disability Rights office in Charlotte is one of several in NC as part of their Independent Living initiative. They cover people with disabilities in Mecklenburg County and the three […]

  • Elevation of Hope

    What would happen if someone who manages commercial properties and sells real estate for a living decided to spend some of their time helping some of Charlotte’s homeless population move […]

  • Monarch

    Monarch’s behavioral health program is located at 5700 Executive Center Dr in this building at East Charlotte. Their appointment number is (704) 525-3255. They are a comprehensive out-patient service for […]

  • NC Services for the Blind

    The state maintains offices for services for the Blind in all major North Carolina cities. Their Charlotte office is located in this office building at 5501 Executive Center Dr. It […]

  • Alliance Credit Counseling

    A variety of assistance and support programs including bankruptcy counseling, mortgage delinquency advice, credit repair, debt reduction solutions, budget advice, home buyer education, foreclosure counseling, and reverse mortgage advice. This […]

  • Just One Call

    Provides support for seniors and adults with disabilities. Your one-stop source forinformation about housing, transportation, healthcare services, and products, socialsecurity, insurance, financial aid, leisure and social activities, legal services, andmore. […]

  • Community Culinary School

    Located at 9315 Monroe Rd, the Community Culinary School of Charlotte is a great resource for Charlotte’s under-employed and/or homeless population. Chef Ron has been running programs like this for […]

  • Sowing Mustard Seeds

    Sowing Mustard Seeds Ministry is just what their name implies. It’s not a place, or a program per se, but it is definitely a strong ministry to Charlotte’s unhoused population. […]

  • CW Williams Clinic

    Many years ago, (around 1960) a doctor named CW Williams started a medical clinic on Freedom Blvd. It was the first black-owned community healthcare clinic in Charlotte. That one clinic […]

  • CONNECT!

    Join us for ‘Connect!’ – a special event bringing together essential resources such as shelter, food, counseling, and medical aid for the homeless in Charlotte, NC. Event Details Date: June […]

  • Pineville Neighbors

    Food Pantry.. It’s open Monday-Thursday (9:00-noon). Here’s the sign and front door of Pineville Neighbors. They are located in a shopping center on North Polk St. They can help with […]

  • Beatties Ford Vocational

    There’s a small vocational training program on the Northwest Side that has the potential to be a lifesaver in many ways. Their focus is on 16 ~ 24 year olds. […]

  • The Hub

    by International House A community resource center devoted to assisting our foreign-born neighbors tofind the programs and resources they need to thrive. Staff and interns are availableto provide consultations to […]

  • Ada Jenkins Center

    There’s a magical resource for homeless services that seems a world away from center-city Charlotte; yet it’s only 15 minutes up I-77. This resource was created only 5 years ago […]