About Reed's Refuge Center
We are an Award Winning Outreach Organization located in Wilmington, Delaware.
The motto at Reeds’ Refuge Center is Seek Refuge in the Arts
Our Accomplishments
Our accomplishments are small examples of our commitment to Delaware,
our youth, and changing literacy in local communities.
THE WINNERS OF THE 2017 JEFFERSON AWARDS
THE COMMUNITY EXCELLENCE AWARD
First Grantee from the BeLikeFrank Foundation
In Gratitude for Your Loyal Service to the Citizens of Wilmington 2016
In 6 years we have mentored over 1,000 children.
75% Student retention rate
More than 80% of the students we mentor come from low to moderate income families.
More than 60% of students are being raised by a single parent
100% of our students we serve are at-risk
Our work is not done! Donate today to help us help the children of tomorrow
Reed's Refuge Services
The work we do has a tremendous impact on our children and our communities.
We’re about making a difference starting with the ones who will someday lead this world.
IT'S WHAT WE DO
Our goal is to impact the inner-city youth through various art forms.
Our youth is the future and our staff is dedicated to push them to Greatness
Our Supporters
We appreciate all our sponsors and those who support the hard work we do here at REED’S REFUGE CENTER
The Delaware Criminal Justice Council is a state agency committed to improving public safety, supporting crime prevention initiatives, and enhancing the effectiveness of the criminal justice system through funding and policy development.
New Castle County, Delaware, is a vibrant and historic region providing essential services, community programs, and economic development initiatives to enhance the quality of life for residents and businesses.
The Seal of the City of Wilmington, Delaware, symbolizes the city’s historic roots, economic strength, and dedication to community growth and development.
The Delaware Division of the Arts is a state agency dedicated to supporting and promoting the arts through grants, programs, and initiatives that enrich communities and enhance cultural experiences across Delaware.
The Delaware Criminal Justice Council is a state agency committed to improving public safety, supporting crime prevention initiatives, and enhancing the effectiveness of the criminal justice system through funding and policy development.
New Castle County, Delaware, is a vibrant and historic region providing essential services, community programs, and economic development initiatives to enhance the quality of life for residents and businesses.
The Seal of the City of Wilmington, Delaware, symbolizes the city’s historic roots, economic strength, and dedication to community growth and development.
The Delaware Division of the Arts is a state agency dedicated to supporting and promoting the arts through grants, programs, and initiatives that enrich communities and enhance cultural experiences across Delaware.
The Delaware Criminal Justice Council is a state agency committed to improving public safety, supporting crime prevention initiatives, and enhancing the effectiveness of the criminal justice system through funding and policy development.
Volunteer
RRC provides support and neighborhood empowerment by incorporating the
talents and philanthropic desires of each willing volunteer.
Volunteer Teachers:
A class minimum and six month commitment is required of volunteer teachers. This is a significant amount of your time, and we ask that you consider it carefully before volunteering. If you tutor one-on-one, we ask for a minimum three month commitment. Volunteer teachers/tutors must know how to read, write and speak the English language, and be genuinely interested in helping other adults improve his/her literacy skills.
Type of teachers needed:
• Science, Reading, Math, Music
Behavioral specialist:
Our RRC specialist would help develop, restore and maintain children’s behavior; teach skills to children and parents; behavior management & general supervision of clients w/behavioral, emotional disturbances and/or chemical dependency issues; work one-on-one w/youth in their home or school environment.
Youth Counselor:
Our RRC youth counselors work with adolescents and young children to help them solve problems, and they also make referrals for any services that would improve a child’s emotional or physical well being. These counselors can focus on helping youth with substance abuse and behavioral problems or to overcome mental and emotional disorders.
Speech therapist:
RRC speech specialist will work with patients, parents and youth, to facilitate the treatment of speech and language disorders, such as stammers, stutters, Tourettes and mutism. Specialising in providing therapeutic services for ages 5 years old to 18 years old, allowing for the fine-tuning of skills and exploring new tools and techniques.
Parent Counselor:
Collaborates with parents, volunteers, and staff to identify how parents/guardians and community members can get more involved at school as volunteers. Volunteer will oversee volunteer recruitment, training and assignments. Also, works with the RRC president staff, parents, and local teachers to coordinate volunteer assignments at the school to support student success.
Administration Assistance:
Reporting to the CEO & CFO, the administrative assistant will perform a range of administrative and office support functions for RRC to facilitate the efficient operation of the organization. The administrative assistant will directly contribute to increasing RRC’s capacity to supply the necessary resources to ensure community broadening, increased funding, and youth development.
Cleaning Staff:
RRC custodian is responsible for keeping the facility clean and in order between events, classes, cooking demonstrations, and various activities.
Donation Assistant:
Assists with and maintains organization of clothing bank storeroom and materials goods which are received as donations.
Client Advocate:
To assess needs and provide material goods distribution, referrals, and information to for the youth and parents of RRC.
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Join our growing family
Get your children ready for an awesome experience
and become a part of the Reed’s Refuge Center family.
Reed's Refuge's hit "I'm Different" ends with Mr. Reed driving home a powerful message. The lyrics declare that your height, skin tone, or other physical traits don't matter - you were made to be unique. The song encourages listeners to boldly celebrate their differences.👨🏼🦰👩🏽🧑🏽🦲👨🏻🦲👱🏽♀️👵🏿👲🏾👨🏻🦳#reedsrefuge #community #development #center #believe #aplacetofeelloved #nonprof ... See MoreSee Less
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The team at Reed's Refuge Center is thrilled to share that Mr. AJ is having an amazing time as he is putting some of the finishing touches on the video for the center's super-cool new song, "I'm Different," written by Mr. Reed - it's coming your way soon, and you won't want to miss it! #reedsrefuge #community #development #center #believe #aplacetofeelloved #nonprofit #westrongertogether #future # ... See MoreSee Less
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Awsome 🔥can't wait to here it
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This is PSA from Reed's Refuge Center.
WARNING, WARNING, WARNING ‼️⛔️ Consider this your warning. This warning is not to be taken lightly, as evidenced by the experiences shared by the youth at Reed's Refuge - individuals are tragically losing their lives due to drug abuse. We want you to live and not die.
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Reeds Refuge Center is inspiring a love of science in the children, who appear to thoroughly enjoy the opportunity to engage in hands-on scientific work and projects, potentially nurturing a new generation of scientists. #reedsrefuge #community #development #center #nonprofit #WeStrongerTogether #scientist ... See MoreSee Less
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Reeds Refuge Community Development Center is expanding and inviting the community to get involved. The renovation plans are underway to create a more welcoming facility, and new initiatives will deepen the center's impact. There are various ways to contribute, including volunteering, making financial donations, spreading the word, and joining advisory or volunteer committees. The expansion will al ... See MoreSee Less
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At Reed’s Refuge center we believe children who witness violence, whether at home, in the community, or through the media, are at risk of developing a variety of emotional and behavioral problems. These can include increased aggression, antisocial behavior, fear, anxiety, and depression. Exposure to violence can also impair a child’s ability to regulate their emotions and develop healthy relations ... See MoreSee Less
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