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About Wheeler Avenue Inner City Visions In 1976, Wheeler Avenue Baptist Church in Houston, Texas created the Wheeler Avenue 5Cs, Inc. (WA5Cs) formerly known as Central City Comprehensive Community Center. Designated by the IRS as a 501 (c) (3) non-profit organization in 1979, its name was changed to Wheeler Avenue Inner City Visions (WAICV) and it serves as the social service provider for Wheeler Avenue Baptist Church. WAICV provides outreach services to the Third Ward community and focuses its efforts on three programmatic service areas: ex-offenders, homelessness and prenatal education. WAICV has a proven track record of developing, implementing and sustaining social projects that include job and life skills training for ex-offenders; mentoring programs for ex-offenders, inner-city youth and seniors, drug prevention for at-risk youth, transitional housing for homeless women and children, and prenatal education for African-American women. One recent project is the renovation of the Madge Bush Transitional Living Center in Houston’s Third Ward.

Madge Bush Transitional Living Center Completed Renovations

Madge Bush Transitional Living Center On June 25th, 2010, a Grand Opening ceremony marked the completion of the renovations of the Madge Bush Transitional Living Center (MBTLC), a haven of shelter, safety and support for homeless women and their children. The renovation project for the 16-unit property was developed and implemented by Wheeler Avenue Inner City Visions (WAICV) and included new furniture, attractive landscaping and artful detail on the fencing. The grounds are secure, yet provide a peaceful setting for women who are working to better themselves – both for their sake and for the sake of their children.

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The MBTLC is a 16-unit facility providing housing and support services to homeless women age 22 and older with children up to 16 years of age. Its goals are to provide clients with residential stability, increase skills, income and greater self-determination. In addition, it offers transportation for doctor and grocery store visits; life skills training in financial literacy, preparing for interviews, parenting, and nutritional classes which also include elements of how to shop for the right food; and a computer lab to aid in their job search and educational pursuits.

“Homeless No More” Initiative Monday, May 23, 2011 Sugar Creek Country Club

Thomas Jones | Honorary Event Chair Charles & Alberta Rencher | Tournament Co-Chairs Wheeler Avenue Inner City Visions, Inc., is a nonprofit agent of Wheeler Avenue Baptist Church and operates under the nonprofit tax ID number 76-0574602.

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