A place to begin, close to home
Practical help and useful contacts for people in and around Clinton, Mississippi.
In your community
Call before making a trip. Ask about current services, hours, access needs and any charges.
Second Harvest — Morrison Heights
The church lists a food pantry for Hinds County residents, with drive-through registration off McDonald Drive in Clinton. Its instructions ask clients to bring a valid photo ID.
Call to confirm the next distribution, eligibility and required documents before traveling. If you cannot travel by car, ask about access options.
Clinton Community Christian Corporation — 4Cs
The agency lists help with food, clothing and essential bills for eligible households in the Clinton Public School District, subject to assessment and resources. It also lists meals and transportation programs for adults age 60 and older.
Ask about the program that fits your need and its current availability. Home-delivered meals and transportation have Clinton residency limits; confirm eligibility, access and any charges directly.
Quisenberry Library
The Clinton branch at 605 East Northside Drive lists study rooms, meeting rooms and programs for children, teens and adults.
Ask about current programs, room access, reservations and any charges. If you need help with technology or documents, ask what the branch currently offers.
Beyond city limits
Some help is outside Clinton. Ask each provider whether it serves your address and what you need before traveling.
Use the county page for published MDHS and community-action contacts. You can use these resources even if your community is not listed.
MSU Extension — Hinds County
The county office at 1500 Raymond Lake Road in Raymond lists nutrition education, family health, youth development and community-resource staff.
Ask which current learning resources or programs could help your household, along with eligibility, registration and any costs.
Mississippi 211
This statewide referral service helps people find local resources for needs such as food, housing, utilities and family support.
Call 211 and explain the kind of help you need and where you live. Ask the provider to confirm whether assistance is available.
Living nearby does not establish eligibility. Confirm the provider’s current rules, required documents, booking and any costs.
Churches & neighbors serving together
These are some local congregations with public contact information. This is a starting list; a listing does not mean a church has joined MTA or agreed to provide assistance.
Local congregation
A Clinton congregation whose Second Harvest page describes a food pantry serving Hinds County residents.
Use the pantry instructions above for food questions. Explore the church’s own site for other activities and ways to connect.
Visit the church’s own website ↗Start by asking an existing provider what would be useful. Confirm the role, timing, any requirements and costs before planning an activity.
Local public services
Find official city department contacts for public services and municipal questions.
Find local government contacts ↗Contact the responsible provider directly for assistance. Public assistance must not depend on MTA or church participation.
Keep household records and personal financial details with you or the agency that needs them. This page does not ask you to upload them.
See all Hinds County resources ↗A private place to begin
Take one manageable step with your household budget.
Public listings checked November 4, 2026. Contact information was checked against published sources, not by phone. Services, eligibility, available funds, partnerships and local MTA classes are separate matters to confirm.
See a correction or another useful local resource? Let MTA know. Please leave out private household information.
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