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Facilities
Community
Center
The Community
Center, located on Stewpot's main Capitol Street campus, houses
the Teen Program and the Computer Lab. Mississippi Associated
Builders and Contractors (ABC) generously donated this building
to Stewpot in 1999.
CUMC
 The
Central Urban Ministry Center is located at 1100 West Capitol
Street in the building formerly occupied by the Central Presbyterian
Church. Stewpot's Community Kitchen, Food Pantry, Virginia's Playhouse,
Clothing Closet, Community Health Clinic, Legal Clinic, Chapel
and Counseling ministries, as well as the Stewpot offices, are
housed here.
Matt's
House
Matt's
House, at
343 Adelle Street near Millsaps College, is an emergency shelter
for up to 30 women and children.
Old Stewpot
The original Stewpot is located across the street from the
Central Urban Ministry Center on West Capitol Street. Meals were
served in this converted service station from Stewpot's opening
in 1981 until 1992 when the Presbytery of Mississippi offered the
use of the Central Presbyterian Church building.
Sim's House
Sims
House, also on Stewpot's main campus, is a transitional shelter
for women and their children. Women can stay at Sims House for three
months and during that time they must get a job, participate in
counseling and secure permanent housing. This facility houses up
to 24 women and children.
The Hut
Directly behind
the Central Urban Ministry Center is The Hut, which is home
to Stewpot's Children's Program.
Brumfield
House
 The
Billy Brumfield House is situated in a converted fire station
at 1244 S. Gallatin Street, and provides shelter for up to 50
men each night of the year. The Brumfield operates three programs:
a homeless program, a drug-work transitional program and a special
needs program.
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