Family Shelter Services

Our mission is to provide short-term shelter, transitional housing, and comprehensive services, means and guidance to homeless families and individuals in our community to promote long-term stable housing, increase economic self-sufficiency, and break the cycle of homelessness.

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We serve on average of 400 homeless residents each year as part of one of the two programs that we offer. We have the only 24-hour emergency homeless shelter in the county serving up to 52 people at a time. We have a transitional housing serving primarily single-parent families. We assist our families with a variety of life skills including: budgeting, debt-reduction, nutrition, credit repair, educational opportunities, as well as a host of other offerings to provide them with a foundation for moving forward into stable housing. Approximately 50% of who we serve are children under 18. We do not receive state or federal funding and are dependent on our community support.