Sybil Smith Family Village

111 Mobile Street
Mobile, AL - 36607
Phone Number: (251) 473-5526

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Transitional housing services to homeless women and their children. The Sybil h. Smith Family Village transitional housing program seeks to help homeless families establish and maintain self-sufficiency. The program combines transitional housing of up to 24 months with on-site support services as well as referrals to other community agencies and institutions. Major program goals are:To meet families immediate need for stable housing, so they are free to work on overcoming obstacles to self-sufficiency. Help mothers obtain job skills and educational skills so they can financially support their families. Help families overcome other critical obstacles such as lack of affordable childcare or other resources needed to work outside the home. Help women and children recover from and avoid the trauma which homelessness and lack of economic stability causes to their health, self-esteem and emotional development. Help families secure and retain permanent housing when they complete the Family Village program.


Mission Statement: The mission of the Dumas Wesley Community Center (DWCC) of Mobile, Alabama is to EDUCATE, EMPOWER and ENRICH our local community through collaborative programs that provide for immediate human needs, strengthen family life, develop leadership and encourage personal responsibility.

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What kind of temporary housing are you looking for?

Small one bedroom house or apartment

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Wednesday, July 5, 2023

Small one bedroom house or apartment

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2019-07-21 13:42:57

Is this program free.U have no insurance.

2023-07-05 14:43:16

I spoke with someone here about being homeless and desperately needing a place to live. I explained I am a 53 year old widow woman who has been homeless for 4 years now and I just want to get my life together and get a job. I was placed on your waiting list but I don't know how long that list is. How long is the list?

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