• A nourishing breakfast and lunch prepared by volunteers
  
  
• Transportation assistance to medical, employment, housing, and social service appointments
  
  
• Information and referral
  
  
• Parenting support, both group and individual
  
  
• Advocacy
  
  
• Housing referral and placement

  
  
• Case Management
  
  
• A specialized children's program

  
  
• HIV education and prevention
  
  
• Chemical dependency groups and counseling
  
  
• Bridget Transitional House

Women can access WDDC services by dropping in Monday through Friday between the hours of 8am and 4pm.

Case management services are offered from 9am-noon and 1-4pm. Breakfast and Lunch are served Monday through Friday from 8-9am and noon-1pm.

Special Notice:

In spring of 2010, the census will count everyone living in the United States, without discriminating against anyone based on race, language, or residency status. This count gives us a picture of our community that helps us get fair political representation and federal funds for important services like senior and youth services, public health, housing, roads and education.