Girl Scouts - North Carolina Coastal Pines serves girls from kindergarten through twelfth grade with camping, badges, leadership awards, and community service.
Girls in kindergarten through twelfth grade seeking age-appropriate activities
Families seeking troop-based friendships and activities
Youth interested in camping and outdoor adventures
ADLA, Inc. provides free classes for adults age 16 and older, including digital literacy, workforce development, and culinary certifications across Eastern North Carolina.
Adults age 16 and older seeking free digital literacy or workforce training
Job seekers needing résumé assistance, interview preparation, or employment support
People seeking culinary training with Certified Kitchen Cook and Food Handler credentials
Wayne County Chamber hosts more than 20 public events annually, provides six committees, and connects member businesses through referrals and advocacy.
Businesses seeking local networking opportunities
Businesses needing professional development workshops or seminars
Businesses seeking legislative advocacy and economic development participation
Habitat for Humanity of Goldsboro-Wayne serves Wayne and Lenoir counties through affordable homeownership, new-home construction, and home-repair programs.
Downtown Goldsboro Development Corporation supports Goldsboro through NC Main Street programming, free family events, beautification, and economic growth initiatives.
The Pointe hosts Stoney Creek Church's contemporary services, with Creek Kids childcare and Bible groups available during all three Sunday service times.
families seeking Sunday childcare and age-appropriate Bible classes
people seeking contemporary worship with praise-team music
attendees needing an online Sunday service at 9:45 AM or 11:00 AM
FreeHeart Ministry provides inner-healing and deliverance prayer sessions in Goldsboro, NC, using a pre-ministry questionnaire and two prayer ministers per session.
people seeking Christian inner-healing prayer ministry
people seeking deliverance ministry
people addressing unforgiveness, bitterness, anger, resentment, or negative patterns through prayer
Goldsboro Wayne NAACP handles discrimination complaints through its Legal Redress Committee and organizes voter outreach, canvassing, phone banking, and rides to the polls.
People seeking review of a discrimination complaint
Residents wanting voter education, canvassing, phone banking, or rides to the polls
Community members advocating for educational equity and civil rights
ADLA's Community Opportunity Center classes are free and open to anyone age 16 or older. Subjects include digital literacy and workforce development.
Where can I get home repair or affordable homeownership help in Wayne County?
Habitat for Humanity of Goldsboro-Wayne offers affordable homeownership and home-repair programs for people in Wayne and Lenoir counties. It is not intended for emergency repairs.
What nonprofit programs are available for children in Wayne County?
Girl Scouts serves girls from kindergarten through 12th grade with badge activities, camping, community service, and leadership awards. The Pointe also provides nursery, preschool, and elementary groups during Sunday services.
Where can I find free tutoring or academic research help near Seymour Johnson Air Force Base?
The Seymour Johnson AFB Education Center and Library provides academic research resources, military and off-duty education support, and Tutor.com tutoring. Eligibility may be limited to authorized customers, and the library is closed Sundays and holidays.
Who should I contact during a mental health emergency in Wayne County?
For an immediate emergency, call 911. For a mental health or suicide crisis, call or text 988; ADLA's peer-support services are not a replacement for emergency response.