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Join us at the Fall Sessions
Fridays     6 PM - 8:30 PM
@ Voice of Hope Main Campus 4120 Gentry Dr. Dallas, TX 75212
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 Voice of Hope is proud to host the ​National Center for Family Learning and Toyota 
with weekly classes and workshops for our staff, scholars and their families.
For more information about this and other Community and Family Services contact
​Debbie Solis at 214.631.7027 ext 181

Family and Community Services

In order to holistically minister to west Dallas children, we recognize that we are also called to serve the families of those children. Our Family and Community Services Outreach provides food, encouragement, prayer and assistance to the families of the children and youth that are a part of our programs and also other families living in West Dallas. Contact Debbie Solis, Family and Community Services Manager for more information or to make an appointment 214.631.7027 ext. 181
​or see the calendar for dates and times.

Tuesday & Thursday 1pm - 2pm. Through our partnership with Whole Foods we are able to hand out bread to our West Dallas neighbors. Contact Debbie Solis to make an appointment for the Food Pantry.

Mondays and Fridays from 12noon - 1pm. We are fortunate to provide fresh fruits and vegetables to families two times a week through a generous partnership donation from Hardie's Fruit & Vegetable Co. For many of our families fresh fruits and vegetables are too expensive and most often not very fresh at local supermarkets.

Thursdays(English) 11am - 1pm & Fridays(Spanish) 11am - 112noon this Fall. We minister to widows and seniors weekly through Bible study and fellowship. They receive God's word and a hot meal. Through this fellowship, barriers have been broken creating an atmosphere where African American and Spanish speaking seniors build mutual friendships.

Last Tuesday of each month at 6:30 PM We provide a safe and central location for community members to discuss matters effecting West Dallas, including a Crime Watch. Through the meetings, community members have a chance to talk to local leaders, voice their concerns to police officers and work together to keep our community safe.