Gatherings for fellowship, prayer, inspiration, discussion, and community team building. We meet every Tuesday from 8 AM to 10 AM at the Southeast White House. If you are unable to attend the whole time it is ok! We just want to get to know you.

Bi-monthly gatherings (first and third Wednesdays at 12:30pm) that facilitate an environment where urban and suburban, rich and poor, young and old, as well as all races and ethnicities can come together for fellowship, establishing friendships and building relationships.

Helping people obtain employment, write resumes, and find housing through referrals, on the spot assistance, Job Fairs, employment seminars and more.

For groups from out of town, who wish to learn more about and serve in the inner city. These visits may include tours and hands-on service projects. Depending on the size of your group, we may be able to offer housing at the Southeast White House. Please email [email protected] for inquiries.

Our Dream Year Program is for individuals who want to learn, serve, and bring their talents and skills to the ministries and running of the DC Dream Center and Southeast White House. The year-long program runs from September 2018 through August 2019, and is for individuals aged 18-25. For more information please contact [email protected]

We invite mothers in the community to gather for mutual support and valuable life-skills training. Volunteers provide a meal and childcare so the women can enjoy their time together. Mom’s Night Out happens on the fourth Monday of the month, from 6-8 PM at the Southeast White House.

We connect loving, committed mentors in one-on-one relationships with underprivileged children ages 8-17. Mentors spend ten hours per month with their mentees, encouraging them to grow into self-sustainable, Christ-centered young people.

In partnership with No Limits Outreach we offer a free food distribution service every Wednesday at the DC Dream Center from 12-2pm.

A safe place for the elementary age students, 8-12 years old, where volunteers help and encourage participants. Students receive a snack, and spend time completing their homework and participating in tutoring sessions, cooking classes, swimming, sports, special field trips, art classes, arts and crafts and drama club.

Any child can attend. We are an open program and do not exclude due to geographical boundaries and/or religious views. We require that our parents/guardians and child/children go through an orientation before they start.

We follow the DCPS calendar and are subject to any changes but in a routine week we follow a Monday – Friday schedule, 3:30PM – 6 PM.

A bimonthly gathering for teenagers to discuss real life issues. Teen-led and centered, the students discuss truths and challenge accepted norms in their society as they decide their own beliefs.

Teenagers participate in monthly programs that help serve and strengthen the community.

Occur on days when students are out of school (i.e. Teacher Work Days, Spring Break). Activities may include visits to local museums, monuments and other points of interest.

Hosted on weekdays, beginning in June and ending in August. This program includes food, academic studies, visits to local pools, skating rinks, libraries and amusement parks. Through our partners, children also attend overnight camps

Beginning in June and ending in August, our six-week program runs Monday through Friday from 9 AM to 5 PM.

Partnership with professional organizations to help prepare youth regarding their future

Friday evening program for teenagers with food, games, relevant discussion topics, Young Life Club sessions and more.