Community Offerings

Food Pantry
Weekly groceries and fresh produce for families experiencing food insecurity in the community.
Cook-Off
7,000+ healthy, freezable meals prepared annually severed to support senior communities
Industrial Kitchen & Dining Room
4,000+ healthy, freezable meals prepared annually and a low-cost rental kitchen space, supporting both immediate needs and long-term economic mobility.
Behavioral Health
Counseling and mental health services promoting emotional wellness and resilience for all ages.
Legal Aid
Free legal support for individuals facing housing, family, or civil justice challenges.
Community Dinners
Monthly shared meals that foster connection, conversation, and support among neighbors.
Annual Community Events
Back to School Bash, Career Fair, Fall Fest and Block Party
ECS Program Spaces
SBCRC is the staff headquarters for ECS programming, including Inclusion and Advocacy, OST, Housing, Health and Wellness, and MindSet.
Outdoor Community Space & Playground
A safe backyard space for children to play and for community members to gather.
Computer Lab
Self-Paced digital Literacy and Free High-Quality Printing onsite

About St. Barnabas

St. Barnabas Community Resource Center is a multi-purpose facility designed to support community programs and foster connection. On-site features include an industrial kitchen and dining area, dedicated spaces for ECS programs, and a safe outdoor playground and gathering space. These resources help address immediate needs, promote long-term growth, and create a welcoming environment for families and partners. The building is also available to mission-aligned partners who meet insurance and space usage requirements. Contact the SBCRC team to learn more about using the space.

Neighborhood Advisory Committee

ECS’ NAC program connects residents in Haddington and Carroll Park with city resources that support housing stability, employment, and wellness. Between 2025 and 2028, ECS expects to reach over 25,000 people through this work—building trust, sharing information, and helping neighbors take steps toward economic mobility.

Frequently Asked Questions

ECS is open to all. If we cannot offer immediate assistance based on your need or location, we will refer you to a trusted partner who can.

All ECS programs and services are free to participants.

Visit our Volunteer page or speak with a staff member on-site to learn about current opportunities.

Yes. Our incubator and outdoor spaces are available for community use. Contact us to check availability and guidelines.

Learn about our program offerings.

ECS St. Barnabas is here to meet you where you are and walk with you along the path of economic mobility. Learn more about how help is just around the corner.