For nearly 100 years, Phyllis Wheatley Community Center has been a cornerstone of the North Minneapolis community. We provide services and programs to all people seeking resources and education in our majority-African American neighborhoods.
Our programming is designed to nurture the development of mind, body, spirit, family, and community, with a goal of helping people build the skills they need not just to get by, but to thrive.
To learn more about the services we provide, select any of the categories below.
Restoring balance in the lives of families through intervention, support, and trauma-informed care.
Keeping our community safe from COVID-19, providing mental healthcare, and ending health disparities in our communities.
Bridging the digital divide and creating new career paths in the tech industry for the BIPOC community.
Providing community members with referrals to important resources and services they need through our nonprofit and social service partnerships.
Caring for our clients' children through quality, affordable, early childhood education opportunities.
Summer camp that exists to give African American kids living in North Minneapolis a place to find nature, to learn new skills and to get a glimpse of the world outside the inner city.