Guests use bus passes for transporation to and from work, school, recovery meetings and for errands. These are especially important during the winter months when it is more difficult to walk or ride a bike. Eight dollars provides one bus pass. Please note that fare collection has been suspended during the pandemic.

Everyone is welcome to walk through our open doors, and without judgement, get lunch and dinner every day. Even during the COVID-19 pandemic, meal service has been uninterrupted with volunteers and staff providing boxed "to-go" meals for guests. Every $10 donated will provide 3 meals.

Matt Talbot assists guests with applying and paying for a food handler permit required for employment at a business such as a restaurant or gas station. Eliminating that barrier is sometimes all it takes for an individual to regain employment and get back on their feet. The cost to apply for a food handler permit is $20.

Pre-Treatment groups are for adults who have had a substance use evaluation and are awaiting admission to a treatment program. Groups are facilitated by a licensed or provisionally licensed Alcohol & Drug Counselor, are open ended, and are held two times per week at no cost to the client. The goal of the group is to prepare individuals for treatment, keep them motivated to enter treatment, facilitate communication with treatment facilities, and ultimately increase the number of individuals who start and complete treatment. It costs approximately $50 to provide pre-treatment services for one individual.

Transitional Housing provides a sober living environment for homeless men and women who have experienced significant drug and alcohol problems and are serious about becoming and staying active in their recovery. Residents stay up to two years and receive intensive case management and counseling to prevent relapse, become employed, increase self-sufficiency and realize the goal of permanent housing. Each resident has their own bedroom and case managers provide each resident with new bedding upon admission. The cost to provide new sheets, mattress pad, blankets, pillow, and a bedspread is approximately $100.

Supply a housewarming kit for a family moving from shelter or the streets into an apartment. Kits are put together by case managers and are tailored to each family's needs. Items include kitchenwares, cleaning supplies, bedding and hygiene products. Approximate cost of one kit is $250.