One & two bed rooming, transportation to doctor appt, grocery shopping, etc. We're here to help people and provide the best services.This company is 10yrs+.... So please look us up today!!!

Noble Shelters provides safe, affordable, and supportive shared housing throughout Central and South Texas — including Killeen, Temple, Waco, and Corpus Christi. Our mission is to offer clean, stable homes for individuals transitioning back into the community, including reentry, recovery, and veterans’ housing. Each Noble Shelters property offers structured living, accountability, and access to local resources to help residents rebuild their independence. We partner with social workers, case managers, and reentry programs to make housing placement simple and reliable

Jessie’s Place is a residential transformation program located in the heart of downtown Birmingham that can accommodate up to 35 women and children. We are more than a shelter for the homeless women and children. We offer Christ-centered support to help encourage, strengthen and empower those enduring life’s hardships.

Contact us at (800) 936-1438 in Spokane, WA, to promote homeless programs by supporting our read aloud online service.

Adjacent to the former Memphis Defense Depot,

Caring for the unhoused and their furry companions.

The Union Gospel Mission (UGM), founded in 1902, is a Christian ministry dedicated to serving those who are homeless, poor and addicted in our community. By meeting physical, spiritual, emotional and educational needs, our Mission is changing lives!

Grab the opportunity to help us promote our financial aid and homeless assistance programs. Contact us today at (877) 957-6832 in Blue Springs, MO, to give hope to others. financial aid, homeless assistance, blue springs, mo

Show your support for struggling, homeless veterans when you call Homeless Veterans of America in Kissimmee, FL, at (407) 259-4239.

Contact our nonprofit organization at (888) 716-5079 in Huntsville, AL, help in ending homelessness in your life.

Contact us at (855) 435-5078 in St. Petersburg, FL, for a homeless shelter and religious organization.

Samaritan Inn is a trusted social service organization in Newton, NJ, dedicated to supporting individuals and families in need. Specializing as housing consultants and referral service providers, they offer comprehensive shelter solutions and connect clients with essential community resources. Their compassionate team works diligently to provide safe, temporary housing assistance while helping residents transition toward stability and independence. Samaritan Inn remains committed to serving the Newton community with dignity and care.

This facility serves veterans who reside in shared quarters with the goal of overcoming homelessness, mental health disorders and substance abuse problems to achieve societal reintegration. A community area on the first floor provides space for social services groups, socialization and meetings for group counseling. Referrals occur through the VA in Memphis and other transitional housing programs after clients have completed their initial treatment program.

Robinson House Foundation, Inc., is operating a transitional housing for the homeless veterans that is in need of a place to stay for no more that 24 months. While the veterans are living at the house, they will join in the different programs that will be offered. This will be a non-profit organization, that once the paper work come back. To run this house, we will be asking the state and federal government for grants. I will be also asking for donations, food and clothing to help the house and veterans.

This program provides permanent supportive housing to those veterans who have had severe issues maintaining stable housing. Veterans enrolled in the program reside in their own one-bedroom apartment. The central building provides space for the social services groups, socialization and 12-step group meetings. There is also an open covered pavilion for gatherings when the weather is suitable.

The Bridge Home is devoted to bridging the gap between homelessness and housing by providing shelter, support, and inspiring a pathway forward to individuals and families experiencing or on the verge of homelessness.

Pallet is a Seattle-based social purpose corporation that designs and produces stand-alone, portable tiny houses for the purpose of transitional housing and temporary shelter in disaster relief situations. The goal is to provide shelter that is more private and dignified than sleeping in a tent or outdoors. Pallet is transforming lives with rapid, dignified and stable shelter for people facing homelessness

Homeless Helping Homeless, Inc. (HHH), is an emergency shelter provider in Tampa, FL. HHH's mission is to provide shelter to anyone in a distressed situation at the following six facilities: Battered Women, Women and Children, two facilities for Men and two six-month Transitional Shelters for Men. In August 2007, the Founder, Adolphus Parker, had a counterintuitive idea -- homeless people helping other homeless individuals by operating an emergency shelter. Out of this concept, emerged HHH, which became an official nonprofit organization in 2009. The emergency shelter has grown from 25 to 89 beds and is operated and controlled by former and current clients. Since 2009, HHH has provided the following additional services to the homeless community in Hillsborough County without any government support or large financial donors: • Provides employment • Feeds approximately 3,000 individuals/month • Provides hygiene kits • Free laundry facility • Showers to non-residents • Free phone/fax/internet to the homeless community, and; • Storage units. The HHH Birth Certificate Program provides funds for homeless individuals to obtain birth certificates. It is vital for homeless individuals to have a state ID in order to obtain employment or benefits from the City of Tampa, (i.e., Food Stamps, Hillsborough County Health Insurance, etc.). The following organizations made contributions/grants to HHH: HHH received an Allegany Franciscan Ministries VP Development Grant (Capacity Building Grant) for $20,000. During the year long grant period, HHH created a Strategic Plan, a COOP plan (Continuity of Operations) and a Board Manual. In tandem, staff took several classes at the Nonprofit Leadership Center of Tampa Bay and two process sessions at Collaborative Labs at St. Petersburg College to fine-hone Board, financial and organizational infrastructure. HHH received a grant from the Community Foundation of Tampa Bay for $7,500 for the HHH Employment/Bus Pass Project. The goal of the project is to assist both HHH Emergency Shelter and Transitional Residents with transportation to keep verifiable medical, employment search, and job interview appointments. In conclusion, HHH's vision is to shift the paradigm, which is the mindset of society in regard to homeless individuals that they are unreliable, unproductive, etc. At HHH, the homeless literally help the homeless on a day-to-day basis, which underscores the organization's tagline: Empowerment at its core.