Our Services
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Today, the Doyle Community Center is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit staffed primarily by individuals who live in the Doyle neighborhood or were raised in the Doyle area. The Center is supported by many volunteers and a deep involvement from Kerrville area businesses, individuals, and the City of Kerrville. The Doyle Board of Directors oversees the Center’s operations and works diligently to ensure access is available for needed programs and services for our community members.
The Hope for Health Collaborative provided the resources for the Doyle Community Center to create new opportunities for health care, food equity, and transportation for the citizens. The Food Pantry, Counseling, Transportation, and Health Clinic services as well as evening family programs, and continuing adult education programs have been the primary mission of the Center since its beginning. We anticipate restarting two additional educational programs soon to support families and the youth -- a summer youth program and an after school program in the fall.
There is much need in the community. Solving the inequities of 100 years while respecting and maintaining the history of the Doyle neighborhood takes kindness, mindfulness, and participation of all. Community leaders in the Doyle neighborhood and the greater Kerrville community, a network of nonprofits, and local foundations, work together alongside the Doyle residents, to help solve food insecurity, transportation, and health issues.
The Hope for Health Collaborative provided the resources for the Doyle Community Center to create new opportunities for health care, food equity, and transportation for the citizens. The Food Pantry, Counseling, Transportation, and Health Clinic services as well as evening family programs, and continuing adult education programs have been the primary mission of the Center since its beginning. We anticipate restarting two additional educational programs soon to support families and the youth -- a summer youth program and an after school program in the fall.
There is much need in the community. Solving the inequities of 100 years while respecting and maintaining the history of the Doyle neighborhood takes kindness, mindfulness, and participation of all. Community leaders in the Doyle neighborhood and the greater Kerrville community, a network of nonprofits, and local foundations, work together alongside the Doyle residents, to help solve food insecurity, transportation, and health issues.
Programs (Doyle District residents only)
Free Transportation Services (by appointment) provides access to doctor appointments, groceries and other necessities.
On-site Health Clinic (by appointment) provides screenings and support for chronic health issues and children’s wellness.
Counseling (by appointment) provides support for mental health wellness.
Health Care Navigation connects citizens with health care solutions.
Nutrition-Centered Events include food distribution via the weekly Food Pantry.
On-site Health Clinic (by appointment) provides screenings and support for chronic health issues and children’s wellness.
Counseling (by appointment) provides support for mental health wellness.
Health Care Navigation connects citizens with health care solutions.
Nutrition-Centered Events include food distribution via the weekly Food Pantry.
Activities
Special Events to Build Community include MLK program, Black History program, cinco de mayo, Back to School Bash (backpack giveaway), deiz y seis de septiembre, National Night Out, Doyle Santa, and neighborhood Christmas caroling.
Evening Educational Programs for Adults address topics such as ESL and Citizenship Prep.
Texas Law Assistance provides help with legal matters.
Evening Family Activities include Family Night Suppers and Game Nights.
Evening Educational Programs for Adults address topics such as ESL and Citizenship Prep.
Texas Law Assistance provides help with legal matters.
Evening Family Activities include Family Night Suppers and Game Nights.
