Operates a Code Blue shelter for single adult women and men when weather conditions are 35 degrees Fahrenheit or below. Space is limited; entrance is not guaranteed.

Offers overnight shelter during winter months for men, women, and families experiencing homelessness. Provides dinner and breakfast, has on-site laundry, and shower facililities available for guests. Case management also offered on a case by case basis.

Provides overnight shelter, an evening meal served 5:30pm to 7:30pm, and breakfast to go. Showers are available daily. 70 beds.

Operates as an overnight shelter during the Code Blue season (November 1st through March 31st).

Provides a seasonal winter shelter for single women, even when Code Blue is not declared, from November 1st to March 30th.

Emergency shelter for homeless Columbia individuals 18+. Meals included. Laundry and showers available - this is for Shelter guests only - not the general public. Not equipped to handle someone in a wheelchair at this time.

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.

Provides transportation to and operates extreme weather shelters and cold warming centers during a Code Blue extreme weather situation when temperatures fall near or below 20 degrees Fahrenheit.

Provides shelter for men during nights when the temperature is forecast to be 25 degrees or colder.

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.

Provides an extreme cold weather shelter for up to 10 individual adult men during county-wide Code Blue declarations.

An emergency, cold-weather shelter for adult men and women, available on a walk-in basis before posted curfew hours. Snacks served, hot beverages, hygiene kits, clothing closet, showers, case management available.

Provides Cold Blue (cold weather) services during the Code Blue season (November 1st through March 31st). Offers overnight emergency shelter and a day shelter/warming station during the day.

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.

Provides assistance with individuals/families dealing with homelessness or shelter needs. Services are applicable during severe weather conditions.

Provides extreme weather shelter and cold warming center on nights when temperature reaches 40 degrees or below.

Provides a warming center on days of extreme cold.

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 emergency shelter that opens when a "Code Blue" alert is issued. Code Blue is issued when the forecast temperature, including wind chills, is expected to reach 45 degrees or lower, or a foot or more of snow.

Provides emergency shelter when the temperature drops below 25 degrees.

Provides a warm space and meals. Offers limited counseling and assistance to aid guests in acquiring permanent shelter and temporary or permanent job placement. Incoming guests sign-in and agree to printed shelter rules. Bible studies are made available to guests several times during the week in groups or on an individual basis if requested.

Out of the Cold is a low barrier shelter located in State College PA. We accept individuals with all different walks of life, regardless of decisions that people have made in the past, we believe that shelter is a basic human right. We are a year around shelter. Our day shelter is open from 8 am to 8 pm to anyone experiencing housing or food insecurity. Please call in at 84-852-8864 to be placed on our wait list for overnight shelter. We are only taking Centre County residents at this time.

Provides a winter shelter for individuals and families experiencing homelessness in Cumberland County, offering life-saving refuge during freezing temperatures and severe weather conditions to ensure no one in the community is left exposed to the dangers of cold, wind, or snow. Offers snacks and hot drinks nightly and hot food when available.

Provides a temporary overnight shelter. First come, first served. There is security and bags will be checked, no firearms allowed inside. All other weapons will be turned over to security and can be picked up in the morning. 40 bed capacity.

Winter shelter for single men and single women. Registration 7:00pm to 9:00pm (Only employed guests with written proof of employment may enter station later). First come, first served. Lights out at 10:30pm. Lights on at 5:45am. Dinner meals are provided seven nights a week for those staying there only. Masks are not required but recommended if not feeling well.