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The Towers Center of Hope provides housing and assistance for individuals experiencing homelessness or who are at risk of becoming homeless.

The Red Shield Lodge - has 40 beds for single women, or families with children.

Hope Crossing - Is an 82-bed transitional housing program designed for men.

Towers residents receive: 3 meals a day, a personal assessment of their needs, budgeting assistance, educational support, spiritual counseling, transportation assistance, and job placement.

Emergency assistance is provided to those who qualify. this includes: rental assistance, utility assistance, food pantry and Meal Ministry, support for food insecurity.

Our goal is to promote and facilitate self-sufficiency and permanent housing.

Sunday Worship service is at 10:45 am at The Towers Center of Hope

Adult Rehabilitation Center (ARC)

A no-charge 125-bed program for men recovering from alcohol or drug addiction.

The Salvation Army Batterers Intervention Program (SABIP)

Provides classes for domestic violence prevention, anger management and batterers intervention.

Emergency Disaster Services (EDS)

In many instances, The Salvation Army is the first organization to arrive at a disaster and the last to leave, providing water, meals, and emotional and spiritual care to those displaced after a natural disaster, fire, or other major calamity. The Salvation Army collaborates with other disaster relief organizations and government agencies to develop and execute a disaster recovery plan, including restoration and rebuilding initiatives, meeting basic needs, covering medical expenses, cutting funeral costs, and distributing in-kind donations to help survivors rebuild their lives.