settlement house 
noun
An institution in an inner-city area, typically sponsored by a church or college, providing educational, recreational, and other social services to the community.I taught at a community center behind the Art Gallery of Ontario where there's a settlement house....
- In 1926 she became a social worker and resident in Denison House, a Boston settlement house.
- Among them were the Women's Educational and Industrial Union and Denison House, a settlement house.
- the eye of the wind
- the Fab Four
- the face of the earth
- the fact of the matter
- the facts of life
- the fair (or fairer) sex
- the Falklands
- the Fall
- the Fall of Man
- the Faroes
- the Fates
- the Father
- the fat is in the fire
- The Federalist
- the Federal Union
- the female of the species
- the Fenland
- the Fens
- the Few
- the Fifteen
- the final straw
- the finer points of
- the finished article
- the firing line
- (the) first among equals