Community Resources Guide

AIDS Alabama South works to prevent new HIV infections and support people living with HIV through inclusive healthcare, education, and compassionate services.

When someone tests positive for HIV at our clinic, we connect them with a dedicated social worker who helps coordinate comprehensive care. This includes medical support, financial assistance, housing help, mental health counseling, nutrition programs, peer support groups, and transportation services.

Our services include:

Provides safe and stable homes to help struggling mothers and their dependent children to get back on their feet.

This program provides a mother and her children transitional housing while she gains or maintains employment, saves money, receives counseling, and learns life skills such as budgeting and healthy parenting techniques. 

Depending on their commitment to the program, mothers may stay for up to one year.

 Office hours are Monday through Friday 8:00 A.M. – 4:30 P.M.

From birth through adulthood, we have programs and a highly-skilled, compassionate staff who can help assess your situation and provide the most appropriate treatment, therapies, and services. Whatever we can do to help you reach your maximum potential, we’ll be with you and your family all the way. 

Programs available

Services:

• Housing
• Employment
• Healthcare Access
• Treatment and supports in the least restrictive environment 

Community Access: Individuals with SMI or SED will have access to services and opportunities that will enhance their ability to live and work independently, as active and equal members of their communities 

Our mission is to facilitate the inclusion of Alabamians with disabilities in education, employment, housing, transportation, health care, and leisure.

Programs available include: 

Rental Assistance 

Phone: (251) 208-6290 or (855) 209-4970 

Our mission is to provide affordable housing for the chronically homeless where they will receive services in a safe environment. 

Programs Available: 

Transitional Housing Program, Sybil H. Smith Family Village, (SSFV)

The Baldwin Family Village provides 12 months of housing stability and wrap-around services for up to 100 single women and women with children annually from Baldwin County.

• BFV seeks to break the cycle of homelessness and help women and children re-establish and maintain self-sufficiency by focusing on accountability, case management, life skills, and behavior modification.
• Contact the Baldwin Family Village, at 251-210-4045 for further information on eligibility requirements and application procedures.

SSFV seeks to help homeless single women and homeless women with children establish and maintain self-sufficiency. An 18-unit facility that provides 24 months of housing for up to 150 individuals annually.

Mission: To provide temporary shelter, related services and nurturing support to families with children who are experiencing a homelessness crisis.  

Habitat works toward our vision by building strength, stability and self-reliance in partnership with families in need of decent and affordable housing. 

Habitat homeowners help build their own homes alongside volunteers and pay an affordable mortgage. 

Community Housing Programs provide housing assistance to:

McKemie Place is the only temporary emergency shelter for unaccompanied women 18 years old or older in our Region.

Mobile Area Interfaith Conference, Inc (MAIC) is a collaborative effort involving faith-based organizations and religious congregations. The organization is dedicated to fostering the development of community resources to address unmet human needs, with a primary focus on serving marginalized citizens.  

Mobile County Metro Chaplaincy Program: Through the pre-release services at Mobile County Metro Jail Chaplaincy Program, inmates can attend GED classes, job readiness classes and religious services. 

Our programs and services 

• educate children
• feed the hungry
• offer assistance to the homeless
• provide heating and cooling assistance to those most in need
• promote adult literacy
• provide home repairs to reduce energy bills of low-income families and much more! 
• MCA provides food vouchers, assistance with utility bills, and rent assistance.  

We have several locations. The main office number is 251-457-5700. 

In addition to providing public housing to those who qualify, there is a housing counseling program and help with financial planning. There is also a daycare and after-school care for children. Cost varies by ability to pay, but is discounted for people in public housing. 

Phone: (251) 470-0275 or (251) 470-0226