Home: About

Vision: Helping every individual experience life more abundantly.

Mission: Wesley House Community Services is a agency related to the General Board of Global Ministries of the United Methodist Church.  Our mission is to "help people help themselves."

How Long in Operation: Wesley House Community Services was founded in 1903 by the Women’s Board of City Missions of the Methodist Episcopal Church South, of the City of Louisville.

Programs Offered: Wesley House’s programs are designed to meet the needs of the community served. These programs are Early Childhood Education, Youth and Family Services,  Computer Education, Volunteer Income Site, partnership with Jefferson County Public Schools to offer GED training and English as a Second Language and the Wesley Wear House.

Service Area: Wesley House Community Services serves the the Metro Louisville Community and targets, Lynnview, Okalona and Newburg. Historically Wesley House served the Butchertown and Phoenix Hill neighborhoods. 

Staff: Wesley House Community Services employs 14- full-time and part-time staff. More than 150 volunteers help at Wesley House annually.

President/CEO: Dr. Renée Campbell

Board Vice-Chair:  Laura Arradondo

Budget for 2007-2008: $576,857.00 Annually

Funding Sources: Wesley House is funded in part by Metro United Way, United Methodist churches, and the General Board of Global Ministries of the United Methodist Church. Additional funding is generated from fund-raisers, church gifts, individual gifts, corporate gifts and grants.

Call Us: Please call Wesley House Community Services at (502)968-8231 for additional information and to find out how you can help Wesley House continue its mission of helping others in need.

"SECOND WEEK FREE"