We need your help to make sure all young people in Biloxi have the best opportunities for success in school, life, and adulthood. Instead of beginning with all the things our community might need or want for young people, this website is designed to help us collect and map all the great things that already exist – - in other words, Biloxi’s “assets.” Once all the assets are on the map, we can take stock of what we’ve got, what might be missing, and how our community can work together to take advantage of our resources. Read More >>

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As a start, workshops were held on June 30, 2009 with youth and community leaders in Biloxi. Now, we invite you to contribute your thoughts online between July 1st - 22nd. What do you see as Biloxi’s most important assets for youth? You can also comment on the suggestions of your neighbors…
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Most Recent Assets

List of all assets that have recently been added:

University of Lil' Tots

  • Child Care
  • Full-time and Part-time care
  • Hours:
    6am-5:30pm, Mon-Fri
  • Fees: $25 enrollment fee Full-time-$90 a week Part-time or afterschool-$50
  • Ages: 8 weeks-12 years
  • Transportation: Yes

The Institute for Marine Mammal Studies

  • Description: Recreation; Education; Animals. Visitors of all ages will be engaged in a fun, hands-on learning experience that will help them understand and appreciate the species that make the Gulf Coast waters unique. Field trips, public visits, and parties are available for reservation. Kids and adults can also join the Sea Explorers Club.
  • Hours: Office 9am-4pm M-F; Open Friday and Saturday 9:30-11:30am and 1:30-3:30pm
  • Fee: $4 for adults; $3 for children (under 12); Field trips are $2 per student and $3 per parent, teachers are free

Habitat for Humanity of the Gulf Coast

  • In January of 2007, Harrison County HFH and HFH of Jackson County merged organizations to form HFH of the Mississippi Gulf Coast, serving all of Harrison, Jackson & Stone counties. Habitat for Humanity of the Mississippi Gulf Coast has more than 300 homes completed or under construction since Katrina and is committed to serving families in need.
  • Monday-Friday 8a.m.-5p.m.
  • Service Hours: Construction Schedule Tuesday-Saturday 8a.m.-4p.m.
  • Looking for 17+( 16 and 17 year olds may be allowed to do limidted work with supervision.
Offerings: 
Community Service

United Way of South Mississippi

  • Community Service
  • Various volunteer opportunities throughout the community
  • Fees: None
  • Ages: All Ages

Twelve Baskets Food Bank (Bay Area Food Bank)

  • Community Service
  • Food shelters need help with office work, sorting food, packing food boxes, disaster relief, and stuffing envelopes.
  • Ages: All ages

Toddler Town Nursery

  • Child Care
  • Hours: 6:30 am-5:30 pm M-F
  • Fees: $100 per week with a $75 registration fee (same for all ages)
  • Ages: 1-5 Years Old

Maritime and Seafood Industry Museum

  • Description of Service: Summer program for children where children learn about the Gulf Coast through sailing trips, fishing, maritime crafts, and seafood industry feild trips.
  • Service Hours: 8:00am - 4:00 pm
  • Fee: 175/wk, $50 deposit
    • Ages: 6 - 13
      • Transportation: Not provided

Maritime and Seafood Industry Museum

  • Description of Service: Summer program for children where children learn about the Gulf Coast through sailing trips, fishing, maritime crafts, and seafood industry feild trips.
  • Service Hours: 8:00am - 4:00 pm
  • Fee: 175/wk, $50 deposit
    • Ages: 6 - 13
      • Transportation: Not provided

Parent's Choice Inc.

  • Child Care
  • Hours:6 am - 6 pm, Mon-Fri
  • Fees: Price Varies
  • Ages: 6 Weeks-5 Years Old

Morning Star Pregnancy Care Center

  • Health
  • Infant and maternity support, pregnancy testing, case management, financial assistance. No requirements for confidential pregnancy testing.

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