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 shelter to men. Alcohol and drugs use is strictly forbidden. Residents must maintain sobriety on and off property. Residents expected to assist with daily functioning of house. Shelter capacity is 28. Transitional house capacity is 12. No pets of any type are accepted.

Provides food and shelter for homeless individuals and families.

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

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 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 emergency shelter for families. Intake is through Coordinated Access.

Emergency homeless shelter is available to unsheltered women, with or without children.

Crisis intervention services and emergency shelter for families with dependent children who have been referred by the Family Resource Center at Hands on Central Ohio. Those entering receive basic needs, access to school and child care, case management and referrals to end their housing crisis.

Full shelter with showers, laundryfacilities, including kitchen. Guaranteed bed for 90 days for individuals that follow the program. Beds are available for 20 Males and 10 Females that are ages 18 and older and are Guernsey County residents. Currently no family units. If in active recovery, counseling is required to attend while staying at the Freedom House.

Provides emergency shelter. Intake is performed through Coordinated Intake.

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

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 a safe, temperature controlled environment for unhoused and unsheltered individuals during the extreme cold and hot weather emergencies.

Helps men with both physical and spiritual needs by providing food, clothing and shelter. Other services include Bible studies, chapel services, classes and one on one spiritual counseling. A meal is served each night, and breakfast is served in the morning. Clothing and personal care items are distributed as needed.

Federally funded program designed to help income-eligible Ohioans with their winter heating bills. The program runs from July 1 to March 31.

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.

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 emergency housing, meals, laundry facilities, and supportive services. Other services for residents include children's programming, onsite health assessments, transportation, case management and crisis counseling, assessment, and referrals.

Provides temporary shelter for young adults experiencing homelessness. Shelter guests are also provided with comprehensive case management services.

Offers emergency shelter (23 beds) and support services to men, women, and families with children. Provides shelter residents with case management, advocacy, information and referral. Offers an advocate to meet regularly with residents to establish a plan that includes housing, income, education or job training, counseling, financial planning, and other goals. Assists clients who are moving from the shelter into stable housing (such as an apartment) with acquiring household items and furniture.

Headquarters of a Christ centered mission which provides food, temporary shelter, clothing, spiritual and rehabilitation help free of charge to participants from Trumbull County and the surrounding area. Lunch and dinner served Monday through Saturday, breakfast served on Sunday.

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.

Homeless Outreach and Case Management, Rapid Re-housing, Emergency Assistance/Basic Needs, First Step Pregnancy Support, Limited transportation for Seniors, Social Work Counseling, HUD housing counseling including Foreclosure Prevention and Pre-purchase education, SSI/SSDI/SOAR Specialist, Prison Re-entry Case Management.