Member Agencies
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Alabama Sheriff's Boys RanchWebsite: https://www.facebook.com/BaldwinCountySheriffBoysRanch Phone Number: 251-989-6392 In 1984, the Baldwin County Boys Ranch was established in Summerdale, Alabama, on land that was donated by John B. Foley. The campus now includes two ranch homes, a chapel, gym, pool, office, two staff houses, the boys college home, and support buildings. The boys attend Foley First Baptist church on Sundays and Wednesdays. Ranchers attend Foley and Summerdale schools where they participate in activities such as sports, academic clubs, band, and ROTC. Highlights for the year include: annual fishing and beach trips, concerts, campouts, church youth activities including mission trips, and cookouts. |
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American Red Cross, Alabama Gulf Coast ChapterWebsite: https://www.redcross.org/local/al-ms.html Phone Number: 251-544-6100 | 251-937-0291 The South Alabama Chapter provides programs and services to the citizens in Baldwin, Butler, Choctaw, Clarke, Conecuh, Covington, Crenshaw, Escambia, Mobile, Monroe and Washington counties. Office hours are Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. – 5 p.m. For more information or assistance, please contact your local Red Cross office. |
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Association for Retarded Citizens of Baldwin County, Inc. (ARC)Website: https://www.arcbaldwincounty.org/ Phone Number: 251-964-4451 It is the mission of the ARC-BC, Inc. to ensure those appropriate and quality services are available and accessible to persons with intellectual disabilities and/or developmental disabilities throughout their life. Their services will be family and individual driven, proactive, and creative in their response to individual needs. Service delivery will be designed to provide a wide array of service options that can be tailored to individual and families’ needs. Community based service will promote family unity by natural family and community support systems and above all, enhance the quality of life of citizens with intellectual disabilities and/or developmental disabilities in Baldwin County. |
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Baldwin Family VillageWebsite: https;//dumaswesley.org Baldwin Family Village is a transitional housing program of Dumas Wesley Community Center located in Fairhope. Since 1903, the Dumas Wesley Community Center has been providing over a dozen programs that address the educational opportunity gap experienced by low income youth, health and wellness disparities among underserved seniors, food insecurity, the needs of the working poor and housing for southwest Alabama’s homeless women and children. The mission of the Dumas Wesley Community Center is to EDUCATE, EMPOWER and ENRICH our local community through collaborative programs of Christian service that provide for immediate human needs, strengthen family life, develop leadership and encourage personal responsibility. In 2023, Dumas Wesley deployed 343,238 direct services to our neighbors in need. |
Baldwin Youth Services, Inc.Website: N/A Phone Number: 251-947-5149 Baldwin Youth Services has been in existence since 1977 and operates a group home for boys, a group home for girls and a crisis center. The Crisis Center and Boys Home are located in Robertsdale and the Girls Home is located in Silverhill. The Boys Home and Girls Home programs are designed as a community-based corrections program to keep children near family and in public school. Each of the homes may have up to eight children in residence. Each child has a private bedroom with a bathroom. A house parent lives on site and overseas the program for the home. The Crisis Center offers short-term intervention for youth and youth can be placed by DHR, the court system or a Baldwin County parent/guardian. For more information on Baldwin Youth Services call 251.947.5149. |
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Feeding the Gulf CoastWebsite: https://www.feedingthegulfcoast.org/ Phone Number: 251-653-1617 Feeding the Gulf Coast serves a 24-county area spanning south Alabama, south Mississippi, and the panhandle of Florida. In 2014, the food bank distributed over 19 million pounds of food to more than 400 church pantries, soup kitchens and other nonprofit organizations throughout its service area, including over 1.3 million pounds of food in Baldwin County. The food bank also operates multiple nutrition programs, including Summer Food Service, Afterschool Snack, Backpack, Disaster Relief, Community Garden, Mobile Pantry, Cooking Matters, and SNAP Outreach. Feeding the Gulf Coast is a member food bank of Feeding America. |
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Big Brothers Big Sisters of South AlabamaWebsite: https://www.bbbssa.org/ Phone Number: 251-344-0536 Big Brothers Big Sisters (BBBS) is a mentoring organization that pairs a child with a role model mentor. The one on one relationship is built on trust and friendship and is designed to provide children from unfortunate circumstances the opportunity to learn, grow and develop into thriving young adults. BBBS serves the community through community matched mentors as well as a school based match program. |
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Boy Scouts of America, Mobile Area CouncilWebsite: https://bsamac.org/ Phone Number: 251-476-4600 The Mobile Area Council, Boy Scouts of America provides service to over 7,500 youth in the Southwest Alabama Counties of Baldwin, Clarke, Mobile and Washington. The Council spans from the waters of the Gulf of Mexico to the pine forests of Clarke County. Alabama's entire coastal area of sugar white sand beaches fall within the Council service area. The Council maintains and operates two camps Maubila Scout Reservation (Camp Maubila) in Clarke County and Boy Scout Camp Pinetreat in Baldwin County. The Council Service Center is located in Mobile, Alabama with a full service of professional and support staff. Also located at the service center is a National Scout Shop. |
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CARE House, Inc.Website: https://www.baldwincountycac.org/ Phone Number: 251-989-2555 Children who are sexually and physically abused have to endure multiple interviews by lawyers, police, doctors, social workers and counselors. Often times these interviews are conducted in undesirable settings such as police stations, courthouses, and school hallways, none of which are conducive to the emotional well being of children. In 1985, the Baldwin County Department of Human Resources, Sheriff's Department and District Attorney's office formed a Multi-Disciplinary Team in order to limit this lengthy and traumatic investigative process. It soon became evident that a central location was needed - one that would convey protection, comfort, dignity and care. CARE House opened its doors in 1989. CARE House continues to provide a child-friendly environment for the child victims of sexual abuse. |
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Catholic Social Services of Baldwin CountyWebsite: https://catholicsocialservices.org/catholic-social-services-robertsdale Phone Number: 251-947-2293 Catholic Social Services, in the Archdiocese of Mobile, is an organized expression of the Church’s concern for social justice and well-being. As such, all activity is to mirror the loving care and concern of Christ for those in need. We evidence this first as professional providers of both direct and indirect services. At the same time, we are called upon to act as effective advocates, leaders, prophets and consciousness-raisers. |
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Christian Service CenterWebsite: https://www.cscgs.com/ Phone Number: 251-968-5256 The Center is a “Hand Up” rather than a “Hand Out” agency. Clients are given immediate help with their financial emergency. This acts as a Band-Aid, while we try to show clients the way to a more permanent solution to their problem. We provide counseling for clients who have continual needs and make referrals to other agencies. |
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Drug Education CouncilWebsite: https://www.drugeducation.org/ Phone Number: 251-721-1451 | 251-478-7855 In everything that we do at the Drug Education Council, we seek to provide the best, most reliable information available on any issue related to substance abuse prevention and intervention. Our policy is to listen carefully to each request; then, to provide you with the specific assistance you need or put you in touch with precisely the right person who can help you. Ours is a hands-on, personal approach that has – for nearly 40 years – been quietly showing individuals and families, educators and business people, law enforcement and policy-makers alike how to navigate the unfamiliar and often intimidating waters of issues related to substance abuse prevention and intervention. |
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Ecumenical Ministries, Inc.Website: https://www.baldwinemi.org/ Phone Number: 251-928-3430 | 251-943-3445 Ecumenical Ministries is a non-denominational, comprehensive social service agency providing services to low income families and individuals in Baldwin County, Alabama for over forty years. We have seven programs which include: two Emergency Aid Centers (with food pantries), Meals on Wheels, Prescription Assistance, Home Repair, Community Development, Christmas Sharing and Emmy's Thrift Shop. Through these programs we fulfill our mission statement to the residents of Baldwin County. |
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Fairhope Point Clear Rotary Youth ClubWebsite: https://www.rotaryyouthclub.org/ Phone Number: 251-928-9148 The mission of the Fairhope-Point Clear Rotary Youth Programs, Inc. "Rotary Youth Club" is to empower youth with skills and experiences so that they can reach their full potential as productive, caring and responsible members of society. We provide year-round youth development programs and services designed to enhance the quality of life for the young people of the Eastern Shore. "Every child has the right to the be the best that he or she can be. The Rotary Youth Club offers programs to address the needs of our community's youth and enable them to reach their full potential." - Tim Kant, City of Fairhope Mayor |
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Family Promise of Baldwin County, Inc.Website: https://www.familypromisebaldwinal.org/ Phone Number: 251-947-5641 Family Promise of Baldwin County is an Interfaith Hospitality Network, IHN. This program is a network of fourteen "host" churches and six "support" congregations that provide overnight lodging, meals, and hospitality to homeless families with children. In response to this crisis, our Interfaith Hospitality Network brings the faith community together to help our families regain their housing, their independence, and their dignity. Family Promise of Baldwin County is a partnership of congregations within Baldwin County helping families with children who are facing homelessness. |
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Fostering Together Gulf Coasthttps://FosteringTogetherGC.com Fostering Together Gulf Coast serves children in foster care as well as foster and adoptive families in the Alabama Gulf Coast region. We have foster care resource centers that provide clothing, toiletries, and other essential items to children in foster homes. In addition, we host fun family events and giveaways to help build connections within foster and adoptive families and to help provide fun childhood experiences in the midst of challenging circumstances. Fostering Together also helps to recruit and train foster parents and provides ongoing support and training opportunities. Together, we’re making a big difference in the foster care community! |
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Girl Scouts of Southern Alabama, Inc.Website: https://www.girlscoutssa.org/ Phone Number: 251-344-3330 | 800-239-6636 Girl Scouting builds girls of courage, confidence and character, who make the world a better place! Girl Scouts of Southern Alabama is comprised of 30 counties: Autauga, Baldwin, Barbour, Bullock, Butler, Chambers, Choctaw, Clarke, Coffee, Conecuh, Coosa, Covington, Crenshaw, Dale, Dallas, Elmore, Escambia, Geneva, Henry, Houston, Lee, Lowndes, Macon, Mobile, Monroe, Montgomery, Pike, Tallapoosa, Washington and Wilcox. |
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Goodwill Easter Seals of the Gulf Coast, Inc.Website: https://www.gesgc.org/ Phone Number: 251-471-1581 Goodwill Easter Seals (GES) is a non-profit, United Way partner agency serving 12 counties in the Alabama-Florida Gulf Coast area. The agency provides programs and services to help individuals and families overcome challenges due to disabilities or other barriers that impact economic well-being, self sufficiency and quality of life. |
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Baldwin County Education CoalitionWebsite: https://betterbaldwin.com/our-work/ Phone Number: 251-989-2262 Supporting seven local education foundations that serve communities across Baldwin’s 1600+ square miles, our strength is in the value we bring to our individual communities and our shared vision for creating world-class schools. |
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Home of Grace for Women, Inc.Website: https://homeofgraceforwomen.com/ Phone Number: 251-456-7807 Our mission is to provide a comprehensive alcohol and drug recovery program for females ages 18 and up. We provide a twelve week residential program that embraces all aspects of addiction and recovery, including spirituality. Our goal is to help addicted females recover from their addiction, be restored with their families, encourage them to further their education as appropriate, and to live a life that is chemically free. |
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Jennifer Claire Moore FoundationWebsite: http://www.jennifermoorefoundation.com/ Phone Number: 251-971-3633 The Jennifer Claire Moore Foundation’s mission is providing youth with the knowledge, resources and confidence to successfully navigate the pressures of day-to-day life issues and excel into adulthood. The Peer Helper Program’s vision is to create a culture of supporting one another by extending a helping hand. Once a student is trained as a Peer Helper, they are always a Peer Helper. Peer Helper Program’s Motto: Be the good… Show the way… Lend a hand! |
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Light of the City - Bay MinetteWebsite: https://voase.org/ Phone Number: 251-680-4613 Light of the City in Bay Minette provides after-school tutoring and a summer camp to children in Bay Minette free of charge. Their goal is to provide the community with programs, trainings, workshops and resources to empower the community. Light of the City is managed through Volunteers of America Southeast. |
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Ruff Wilson Youth OrganizationWebsite: https://rwyo.org/ Phone Number: 251-621-7171 Ruff Wilson Youth Organization is located in Daphne and serves children in the Daphne School feeder pattern. The organization provides after-school care and a summer day camp. The after-school program offers homework assistance, reading time and organized play time for children. The summer day camp provides an array of activities designed to keep children engaged and learning while out of school for summer break. The program is offered at a low-cost affordable rate and scholarships are available. |
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South Alabama Volunteer Lawyers ProgramWebsite: https://www.savlp.org/ Phone Number: 251-438-1102 The South Alabama Volunteer Lawyers Program (SAVLP) is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization that provides free legal assistance in certain civil matters to low income residents of Mobile, Baldwin, Washington and Clarke counties. |
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South Baldwin Literary CouncilWebsite: https://www.southbaldwinliteracycouncil.com/ Phone Number: 251-943-7323 South Baldwin Literacy Council is a non-profit organization, dedicated to providing literacy instruction to help people in our community make a better life for themselves and their families. The South Baldwin Literacy Council (SBLC) was established in 1985 as a volunteer based, non-profit organization. The SBLC serves residents in South Baldwin County, Alabama through a wide array of educational services and programming. |
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The LighthouseWebsite: https://thelighthouseabeacon.org/ Phone Number: 251-947-6197 The Lighthouse is committed to providing support, preventing violence and promoting justice for victims of domestic violence and sexual assault. We recognize the impact of these crimes on all of our lives and work hard to increase community awareness and understanding of these problems. |
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The Cindy Haber CenterWebsite: https://cindyhabercenter.com/ Phone Number: 251-947-5608 It is the mission of the MR/DD Board, Inc. to provide for a system of effective and efficient services to the citizens of Baldwin, Clarke and Washington Counties with intellectual and/or developmental disabilities. This system of services endorses the precepts that services shall be consumer driven, shall be provided in the least restrictive setting, shall maximize consumer and family input, shall use existing support systems, shall be outcome oriented, and shall utilize family, consumer and employee satisfaction as a major indicator of quality. |
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The Family CenterWebsite: https://www.familycentermobile.org/ Phone Number: 251-947-4700 The Gulf Coast Family Center was established in July 1991 by the Exchange Club of Mobile and is a private, not-for-profit 501(c)(3) corporation. We offer accessible and affordable education, and support to parents and children along the Gulf Coast. Our programs include Parent Network, Strengthening Families, A-Reset (SNAP), and Family Time. We teach effective parenting and communication skills; these life tools open unlimited possibilities for our families. The Gulf Coast Family Center currently serves Mobile and Baldwin County. |
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The Shoulder of the Central Gulf Coast, Inc.Website: https://theshoulder.org/ Phone Number: 251-626-2199 The Shoulder is a Christian, nonprofit, treatment center meeting the needs of those suffering from substance abuse problems. The Shoulder offers outpatient services for both men and women, and residential services for men. We now have offices in both Spanish Fort and Foley, Alabama. |
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Under His WingsWebsite: https://underhiswingsbaldwin.org/ Phone Number: 251-947-4673 The mission of Under His Wings is to provide a loving Christian home for at-risk teenage girls, connect them to who they are in the eyes of God and equip them with life skills essential to wholeness. |
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YMCA of South Alabama, Inc.Website: https://ysal.org/ Phone Number: 251-970-3003 To put Christian principles into practice through programs that build a healthy spirit, mind and body for all. The Y is a powerful association of men, women and children of all ages and from all walks of life, joined together by shared passions: TO STRENGTHEN THE FOUNDATIONS OF COMMUNITY. With a commitment to nurturing the potential of all kids, promoting healthy living and fostering a sense of social responsibility, the Y ensures that every individual has access to the essentials needed to learn, grow and thrive. The Y has the long-standing relationships and physical presence not just a promise, but to deliver, lasting, personal and social change. Though the world may be unpredictable, one thing remains certain - the Y is, and always will be, dedicated to building healthy, confident, secure and connected children, families and communities. |
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AFFILIATED MEMBER AGENCIESFranklin Primary Health CenterWebsite: http://franklinprimary.org/ Phone Number: 251-432-4117 Franklin Primary Health Center is a non-profit, federally qualified health center founded in 1975 by Dr. Marilyn Aiello and a group of concerned citizens who recognized the need for quality health care in the underserved Davis Avenue community (now Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Avenue community). Franklin consists of twenty-three locations in 6 counties (Mobile, Baldwin, Choctaw, Escambia, Monroe and Conecuh) in Alabama. The services provided by Franklin includes pediatrics, OB/GYN, family medicine, internal medicine, geriatrics, rheumatology, dentistry, optometry, physical therapy, nutrition services, wellness & fitness, social services, substance abuse prevention and treatment, HIV/AIDS services including case management, health education, pharmacy, laboratory, x-ray, and transportation services for the homeless. |
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The Bridge, Inc.Website: http://www.bridgeinc.org/ Phone Number: 256-546-6324 Founded in 1974, The Bridge is a non-profit organization whose mission is to provide quality, evidence-based clinical services to adolescents with behavioral or substance use disorders. The Bridge provides services in the home, school, or community to reduce barriers to service engagement. All of our programs are licensed by the Alabama Department of Mental Health or the Alabama Department of Youth Services. The Bridge aims to provide treatment opportunities producing positive, lasting change by partnering with each adolescent, family, and community through honor, excellence, and integrity. |
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