Brogden Middle School -

At Brogden, we are committed to supporting the whole child academically, socially, and emotionally. Below are important food access, mental health, and community resources available to our families.

School Food Pantry (in partnership with Inter-Faith Food Shuttle)
Thanks to our partnership with the Inter-Faith Food Shuttle, Brogden offers monthly distributions of fresh and shelf-stable food through our school pantry.

• When: Typically the 3rd Wednesday of each month, from 8:15am–9:45am

• Where: Brogden Auditorium

• Emergency Food: Available for families in crisis on a case-by-case basis.

For more information or support, please contact Ms. Rachael Norris, School Social Worker (see the contact information above).

Local Food Resources
Explore additional food assistance programs and locations across Durham through End Hunger Durham.

SUN Bucks – Summer Grocery Benefits
SUN Bucks is a USDA program offering a one-time $120 grocery benefit per eligible child to help families buy nutritious food during the summer. Learn more or apply at ncdhhs.gov/sunbucks.

School-Based Therapy at Brogden
Through a partnership with Upward Change Health Services, a licensed therapist is available on-site 1–2 days per week. Interested in school-based mental health services for your student? Please contact Ms. Rachael Norris, School Social Worker (see the contact information above).

El Futuro
Provides bilingual, culturally responsive mental health services for Latino families, including therapy, ADHD support, psychiatry, and parent coaching. Visit elfuturo-nc.org to learn more.

24/7 Crisis Support
Call, text, or chat with the 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline anytime. This free and confidential resource is available 24/7. Visit 988lifeline.org for support.

Housing & Homelessness Support

If your family is experiencing homelessness or unstable housing:

• Call Entry Point Durham: (984) 287-8313, press 1 for a case manager. (Spanish speakers should request an interpreter.)

• Text Ms. Norris at (336) 575-0207 to connect with DPS support services.

Please note: Entry Point must be contacted first to access shelter or housing assistance. More info: Entry Point Durham

Durham Crisis Response Center
Supports individuals and families impacted by domestic violence, sexual assault, family violence, or human trafficking.

• 24-hour hotline: (919) 403-6562

• Website: thedcrc.org