Community funded Programs

Education Programs
Adult and Family Literacy
Aim for Success
Bank on Wayne
Boy Scout Community Housing Pack
Girl Scout Community Housing Troops
Pregnancy, Birth & Beyond
SMART Moves
Teen Court

Financial Stability Programs
Bank on Wayne
Aim for Success
Shelter for Men
Society of St. Vincent dePaul

Health & Wellness Programs
Boy Scouts Community Pack
Triple Play
Girls Scouts Community Troops
Pregnancy, Birth & Beyond
Meals on Wheels
Domestic Violence Victim Support
919.735.7201
600 N. George Street
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Single Family Fires
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Armed Forces Emergency Services
919.734.1714
172 Hwy 581 S
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Boy Scouting Community Troops
Boys & Girls Clubs of Wayne County
919.735.2358
1401 Royall Avenue
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Aim for Success
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SMART Moves
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Triple Play
Communities Supporting Schools
919.735.1432
308 N. William Street
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Teen Court
919.734.6231
108 E. Lockhaven Drive
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Girl Scouting Community Troops
Literacy Connections of Wayne County
919.735.1990
2001-D East Ash Street
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Adult and Family Literacy
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Bank on Wayne
919.735.3371x225
800 N. William Street
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Pregnancy, Birth & Beyond
919.735.4811
610 N William Street
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Emergency Assistance
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Shelter for Men
Society of St. Vincent de Paul
919.734.5033 ext. 42
1000 N. Jefferson Street
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Emergency Assistance
The Volunteer Resource for Wayne County
919.735.3591
919.734.1178
601 E. Royall Avenue
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Meals on Wheels
Wayne Uplift Resource Association 919.736.1313
719 E. Ash Street
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Domestic Violence Victim Support

Domestic Violence Victim Support
24/7 Hot Line
919-736-1313
The Domestic Violence Victim Support program provides victims of domestic violence, neglect or sexual assault a safe shelter. The program also offers emergency services, crisis intervention, food and clothing, safety planning, emergency cell phones, danger and lethality assessment and if needed, legal as well as financial assistance.
Victims also receive counseling whether they stay in a shelter or not. They also provide counseling for the batterers. For those attending support groups, there is childcare available. The program will assist them with their job search, skill training, referrals and placement to help them become self-sufficient.
Other educational opportunities are offered such as parenting skills training and safety planning for children. Domestic Violence Prevention Workshops are available for the community.

Families in Wayne County are assisted by the Society of Saint Vincent de Paul’s Emergency Assistance program
with financial aid, direct payments of bills. They receive assistance towards budgeting and financial stability.
Through the Emergency Assistance program at The Salvation Army, short-term assistance is available to ensure 30
days of continued housing/utilities, outreach (food, clothing, household goods) and recovery assistance.
Homeless men are provided with emergency shelter, three daily meals, life skills classes, counseling and outreach
services at the Shelter for Men provided by The Salvation Army.
Victims of single family fires were provided emergency assistance, food, short-term shelter, and referral services through the Single Family Fires program of The American Red Cross.
The American Red Cross facilitates Armed Forces Emergency Services that communicate between service members and their families in times of medical emergencies, death, and financial hardship.

Girls living in West Haven, Fairview and Lincoln Apartments have a safe place to be mentored as they grow into community citizenship! Your investment in the work of United Way of Wayne County has given these young ladies the chance to belong to the three Girl Scout's Community Troops, and to experience the benefits of being a scout! Some of the opportunities these girls now have include arts and crafts, agriculture trips, Disney on Ice adventures, and STEM education. Your investment gives these girls the chance that otherwise would not be possible.
Connections of Wayne County is a non-profit agency dedicated to developing skills in reading, math, computer, and simple finance for adult learners in Wayne County, North Carolina in order that they may achieve success at home, at work LIteracy, and in the community.

Financial literacy is provided through the Bank on Wayne program that provides instruction in budgeting, banking, and managing credit. Bank on Wayne encourages participants to operate within the financial mainstream and avoid costly alternative financial services.

First-time youth offenders have an opportunity to earn a chance to improve their future through Teen Court. Participants follow a structured process where their peers review their case, pass judgment and issue an appropriate sentence. Through parental and teen participation, participants are able to avoid criminal records by successfully completing their sentence.
Expectant parents attend Pregnancy Birth and Beyond (PB&B) classes. This allows participating parents a better
foundation and understanding of the pregnancy, labor, birth, and early stages of infant development. In addition
to the prenatal education, PB&B also follows the newborns/families through the first six months to a year after birth with continued contact and resources as needed.
Boys and girls participate in Aim for Success education program which includes age-appropriate activities on personal responsibilities, managing money, how to set goals, improving self-esteem and improving grades at the Boys and Girls Club of Wayne County in three locations- Goldsboro, Fremont and Mount Olive.
Children participated in Smart Moves program where they learned about the consequences of adolescent sexual activity and improved their self-esteem and decision making skills in order to avoid unsafe behaviors.
Children participating in the Triple Play program, which provides youth with structured activities such as increasing their daily exercise and improve their knowledge of nutrition and eating habits.