Oseola McCarty Youth Development Center

Located in the heart of Hattiesburg, MS, the Wayside Holy Temple stands as a beacon of faith and community in the area. The church's striking architecture draws the eye, with its soaring spire and intricate stained glass windows that bathe the interior in a kaleidoscope of colors when the sun shines through. Stepping inside, visitors are enveloped in a sense of peace and tranquility, the air heavy with the scent of incense and the soft murmur of prayers. The sound of hymns fills the sacred space, mingling with the flickering candlelight to create a truly ethereal atmosphere. Whether attending a service or simply seeking a moment of reflection, the Wayside Holy Temple offers a sanctuary for all who pass through its doors. Generated using this place's available information

DREAM of Hattiesburg, Inc is a tax exempt, nonprofit organization that is supported by tax-deductible donations.Mississippi Southern Coalition is a partnership with DREAM of Hattiesburg, Inc, Jackson County Community Services, Region 12 Community Mental Health Center ( Pine Belt Mental Health ) Region 13 Community Mental Health Center ( Gulf Coast Mental Health ). Together, the MS Southern Coalition works as a collaborative effort to address the underage drinking problem in the southern region of the State of Mississippi.Drug and Violence Prevention High Priority Initiative is a program that is currently being conducted in the Palmer's Crossing neighborhood. The Palmer's Crossing community has been annexed into the City of Hattiesburg, and is a low socioeconomic area with multiple identified needs. The goals of this program are to reduce alcohol, tobacco, and other drug abuse amongst adolescents living in the target area. This program also aims to reduce violence, rebelliousness, and favorable attitudes toward antisocial behavior by 4% by the end of the 2009 fiscal year.The Regional Alcohol & Drug Awareness Resources collection is a library of 300 video and DVD resources, brochures, posters, and up to date articles on alcohol, tobacco, and other drug abuse. Resources are distributed or loaned at no charge to community members engaged in a substance abuse prevention activity, parents, and educators. Technical Assistance and training is also available through the RADAR Center.