Homeless Shelter is available 24/7. Clients may stay on a daily basis, up to 90 days. If client has medication, they will need to verify that it is a prescription medication.

Columbus Recreation and Parks Department will extend hours at select community centers during extreme cold. Watch the department's website and social media channels for updates. Information is also shared with the local news media.

Provides shelter for homeless women in Franklin County. Capacity for 46 women, more during winter months. Support services include meals, showers, case management, employment assistance, housing locator assistance, on site medical care provided by volunteer physicians and dentists. Located at 217 N. Grant Ave. , Columbus and is open 24 hours Mon-Sun.

Provides temporary daytime access to heated facilities during times of extreme cold.

Provides a place to stay and ongoing guidance to obtain the resources necessary. .

Provides a bed, shower, breakfast and dinner for guest. The shelter offers a shelter bucks system that guest may do chores to earn bucks and use these to purchase clothes, and other items they have available. This includes birth certificates and ID's if they have no source of income and earn shelter bucks. They work with guest, directing them to programs, sign for the food stamps and health insurance. Works with Greene County housing agencies, providing documents of homelessness. Guest are allowed to use their address, and they hold mail for 2 weeks before "returning to sender".

Provides a safe and supportive environment for individuals in need during the colder months, nightly from December 15th to March 15th. We offer essential services to ensure comfort, warmth, and safety during the winter season. Core services: dinner and breakfast ; personal hygiene supplies ; shower facilities ; staff monitoring and support.

Columbus Recreation and Parks Department will extend hours at select community centers during extreme cold. Watch the department's website and social media channels for updates. Information is also shared with the local news media.

Provides temporary daytime access to heated facilities during times of extreme cold.

Provides temporary daytime access to heated facilities during times of extreme cold.

Provides free hot meals. Inside seating options are available. Lunch is served on Thanksgiving and Christmas.

Provides air conditioned and heated facilities which are open to the public during extreme weather, loss of electricity, or loss of heat. Residents can find short -term shelter at the fire station and/or City Hall. These facilities will offer water and seating only.

Provides a supervised living environment to severely mentally ill people who need supervision and support so that they can gain greater independence. Staff monitors self-administration of medications, supervises meal preparation, and helps residents develop proper personal care and hygiene. Provides training to enhance and further daily living skills development. The Transitional Living Center (TLC) can also provide short term crisis bed services to individuals who need diversion or transition from a psychiatric hospital setting (9 beds). In some cases, the crisis bed has been used to provide temporary shelter to a person with a mental illness who is also homeless. If beds are not available, agency will work with the client to develop a plan to secure housing and will refer to community services as needed (follow-up and help with paperwork are also provided).

Provides emergency shelter services for single men who are experiencing homeless with no accompanying children and expanded individual case management services. Nightly beds are on a first come, first serve basis.

Provides meals and basic needs for all of our residents and begins providing custom services the minute they walk through our door. Each resident is given a uniquely tailored Action Plan, outlining individualized, agreed-upon goals which they are held accountable for accomplishing. Programming includes: - case management - navigation/referral services - life skills training - budgeting classes - cooking classes - Celebrate Recovery (a faith-based recovery program).

Provides emergency shelter services and meets basic needs such as a warm bed, hot meals and clothing so that clients can focus on obtaining stable housing and employment. Various supportive services and referrals to community resources are also provided to help homeless men get back on their feet.

Provides temporary daytime access to heated facilities during times of extreme cold.

Provides shelter for homeless men in Franklin County. Capacity for 110 men, more during winter months. Support services include meals, case management, employment assistance, housing locator assistance showers, on site medical care provided by volunteer physicians and dentists. Located at 217 N. Grant Ave, Columbus and is open 24 hours Mon-Sun.

Opens doors to the homeless and the public to escape the extreme heat or cold.

Offers single room occupancy transitional housing for homeless single individuals who are unemployed or under-employed.

Provides temporary shelter with a hot meal, clothing donations, hygiene donations, mats and/or cots to sleep. To-go breakfast items in the morning. Medical and mental health outreach is offered to those who seek it. Capacity is 35 beds. Pets are allowed.

Provides emergency shelter or homelessness assistance. A maximum of 20 person experiencing homelessness can be provided emergency shelter at any one time. Shelter services are provided for up to 60 days. Men, women, children, and families are all accepted. While in shelter, a case manager works closely with the individual or family to identify and work towards the goal of achieving independent housing. Assistance and referrals are provided to address issues such as employment, mental health, budgeting, and access to community resources as well as nutrition, health, and transportation.

Crisis intervention services and emergency shelter for families with dependent children who have been referred by the homeless system coordinated point of access. Those entering receive basic needs, access to school and child care, case management and referrals to end their housing crisis within an average of 42 days.