The Rescue Mission
The Rescue Mission
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More about this organization
Mission
The Mission exists to offer God's help, hope and healing to the most vulnerable and impoverished members of our community.
About
The emergency services program for homeless men provided 48,930 nights of emergency shelter to 1,721 unduplicated homeless men. In addition, men received hygiene items, clothing, information and referral. Homeless veterans were connected to resources. The Good Neighbor Cafe (hospitality kitchen) served an average of 25,380 meals monthly to homeless clients staying at Rescue Mission emergency shelters and to other homeless and other very low income individuals in our community. The new life programs provided food, shelter, clothing and addiction recovery programs to 89 homeless men and women. The family life program at Tyler Street Family Campus provided transitional housing, case management and life skills training for 71 parents and children.
