Care
You weren’t made to do life alone.
The starting point for growth is admitting you need others. Whatever you’re walking through, here’s where to start — and some trusted help across our communities.
Start with us
Community Groups
Some of the best long-term care is found in our community groups — where church becomes family.
Community Resources
We’re grateful for the organizations doing excellent work across Wilson and Rocky Mount. If you need care in any of the areas below, reach out to them directly.
Organizations we partner with
Food Insecurity
United Community Ministries (Rocky Mount)
Hope Station (Wilson)
Emergency Housing
Hope Station (Wilson)
Crisis Pregnancy
Your Choice Resource Center (Rocky Mount)
Choices Women’s Center (Wilson)
Other local resources
Recovery
Bridge to Recovery (Tabernacle Baptist Church)
Celebrate Recovery (Stoneybrook Christian Church)
Celebrate Recovery (Farmington Heights Church)
Recovery Concepts Community Center (RC3)
Food Assistance
Soup Kitchen of Wilson County — Mon–Fri 10:30–11:30am, breakfast Sun 9:30–10:00am, 202 N. Goldsboro St
Wilson Praise and Worship — Food, 2nd Sat monthly 7:30am, 202 West Nash St
St. Paul’s Church of Christ — Food, 2nd Fri monthly 10:00am, 4409 Lake Wilson Rd
Domestic Violence Support
Financial Assistance
City of Wilson Utilities — (252) 296-3068