Operates an emergency overnight shelter for single men and women. Serves as a Code Blue shelter during extreme cold weather emergency declarations. Open 7 nights a week.

Provides Code Blue Shelter Services from November 1, until March 31. Offers overnight emergency shelter and a warming station during the day at 367 W Market Street.

Provides emergency shelter for homeless when temperature is extremely low (code blue).

Operates an emergency only overnight shelter for families on nights when the county makes a CODE BLUE declaration.

Operates an emergency shelter facility for single adults that adds seven (7) cots to during Code Blue extreme cold emergency declarations from November 1 to April 1.

Operates an overnight warming shelter during Code Blue declarations for up to five women. Shelter is maintained by Your Way Home.

Cold weather emergency shelter program that operates throughout the winter months. It provides emergency shelter for an additional 80-100 men nightly. Men sleep on bunkbeds in Mission gym. Program participants attend nightly evening chapels led by local church partners, immediately followed by dinner. Men in Code Blue also have daily access to Wi-Fi enabled laptops, laundry services, and showers.

Serves as a homeless shelter for individuals and families experiencing homelessness. Provides shelter and programs to help guide individuals and families to self-sufficiency. Operates a Code Blue program and extends its housing capacity when temperatures are below freezing, sub-zero, or in anticipation of a substantial snow storm.

Operates cold weather shelter for women, inclusive of transgender and non-binary individuals.

Offers warm lodging to men during the nighttime hours when the temperature falls below 30 degrees Fahrenheit, regardless of county declaration. Dinner and breakfast are provided. Shelter is contingent upon available beds. No guarantee of getting shelter; may get help to stay warm outdoors. There are only 18 beds available.

Provides overnight accommodation to individuals experiencing homelessness during periods of extreme weather.

Provides overnight shelter for up to 25 individuals who are experiencing homelessness during the winter.

Provides a low barrier shelter that operates year round including 20 women's beds and 60 men's beds. No food or drinks allowed in the shelter. No smoke breaks. Street Outreach medicine available by appointment. Security will check all bags. Shower signups nightly.

During a code blue, provides assistance in finding temporary overnight accommodations.

Provides emergency-only overnight shelter for households with children during county Code Blue declarations only. Shelter contingent upon available beds. No guarantee of getting shelter; may get help to stay warm outdoors.

Offering an overnight shelter during code blue temperatures.

Operates an overnight shelter with a capacity of 25 guests each night. Does not provide hot meals or showers. Families with children needing shelter should call HELP Ministries at 717-238-2851 between 8:30am to 4:30pm Monday through Friday. When HELP Ministries is closed, call Crisis Intervention at (717) 232-7511 or 1-888-596-4447.

Provides a weather-related emergency shelter for those who are homeless and would be exposed to extreme conditions throughout the winter months. Code Blue Shelter will open the doors to the community when the temperature is forecast to be 20 degrees or below and/or a forecast of 12 inches or more of snow. Bedrolls, cots, bedding, pillows, access to bathroom and shower are provided.

Emergency homeless shelter providing separate facilities for men and women. The Shelter provides a place to sleep and share companionship. Meals, snacks, shower facilities and laundry services are also available.

Provides an extreme cold weather shelter for single adults of any gender during county-wide Code Blue declarations.

Provides a single point of contact for all coordinated entry housing and shelter needs in Montgomery County. Completes intake for services and provides referrals for appropriate housing resources.

Provides a safe shelter for individuals who are facing homelessness and who might otherwise remain unsheltered during the year. The goal of the shelter is to create a safe and supportive environment where the public can access temporary shelter, receive needed support, and work towards achieving stability.

The Warming Center will be open if the temperature falls below 20 degrees with excessive wind chill, or if the snow fall prediction is over 10 inches. Soup, sleeping bags, and hot beverages would be available. Volunteers from the various agencies and churches would man the Center, all having criminal background and child abuse clearances. Staffing will be either two males or a male and female. Local police will be asked to swing by during the evening.

Offers a community emergency wintertime shelter to those without housing during the Winter months (October to April). Provides ongoing support to stay in contact with housing, legal, and employment resources. Improves life skills through educational opportunities.

Provides a year-round homeless shelter for both singles and households. NOTE: The shelter has 12 bedrooms with two beds and room for two more, plus two larger bedrooms for families. Offers a community lunch and a cooling station.