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Operates a homeless drop-in center that offers a place to get warm, take a shower, wash clothes, and have a warm meal.

Provides a drop in center with coffee, laundry, hot showers, and telephone for individuals experiencing homelessness. Offers various engagement and social services to individuals who are currently homeless and have a mental health or substance abuse diagnosis. Will assess any individual who is homeless and connect them to agencies that best meets the individual's needs.

Provides showers, bagged lunches, toiletries, basic clothing (underwear, t-shirts, socks), phone charging, and bathrooms for those in need.

Provides a drop in center with coffee, water, restrooms, Wi-Fi, prepackaged food, hot meals, and clean clothing for individuals experiencing homelessness.

Offers daytime access to meals, toiletries, showers, and laundry facilities at no cost for young adults experiencing homelessness. Visitors also have access to basic health care and first aid services, and assistance from a social service coordinator.

Provides a drop-in center. Offers breakfast, hot lunch, showers (including towels and hygiene items), a mailing address, and opportunities for socialization. Offers a warming center during cold weather. Clothing may be available. Meals may be served as packed, to-go boxes that may be picked up at the door.

Offers an open indoor area where someone can spend time during the day. Provides individuals experiencing homelessness with access to a kit containing daily living supplies, including personal hygiene products.

Offers a homeless drop in center for youth with emergency food, clothing, counseling, shower, laundry facilities, and computer access. Assists youth to move from homelessness and into a more stable living environment by providing additional resources.

Allows persons who are homeless to utilize Saint Elizabeth Center for day shelter. Provides access to peruse the information that is available on various community resources. Offers one-on-one assistance with a staff member to connect the individual with a variety of community resources. Also functions as a warming center when temperatures are cold or cooling center when temperatures are 95 degrees and higher).

Day Shelter for the homeless they can come in to get showers, do a load of laundry and receive lunch. Free Breakfast is opened to anyone for a free meal. Offer furniture and clothing bank by appointment only. Also offer Sunday lunch meal. Emergency shelter only in the winter time from December till February for overnight stay but they have to leave in the morning.

Provides a short-term drop in center where individuals who are homeless or without water/sewer service, can use facilities for showering, make business telephone calls, charge cell phones in the lobby, and meet with a case worker.

Provides daytime shelter for homeless individuals, free meals, weekly health care, shower program, a hot breakfast one day a week and a continential breakfast the remaining weekdays.

Provides indoor space where men who are homeless can spend time during the day. Offers essential services including laundry, showers, and mail pick-up. Provides counseling rooms for meeting privately with Haven of Rest staff or other social service agency workers to discuss problems and needs. Offers classroom space for life skills training, Bible studies, and group meetings.

Offering a center we understand that the idea of group therapy may seem intimidating or overwhelming to some. Addiction impacts every area of a person’s life, including their relationships. So we encourage participation in group therapy to help you accomplish your goals and start feeling better faster. Our group counseling gives you time to share your thoughts and feelings about recovery in a supportive environment with others on a similar journey. Group participants heal relationally by asking questions and receiving encouraging feedback from others with similar experiences.

Provides a drop in center and hot meals for both lunch and dinner. Provides donated clothing that people are welcome to browse during the meal. Availability depends on donations.

Holy Trinity Lutheran Church will be open for those who wish to drop in, sit for a few hours, recharge phones and socialize. Guests will be supplied a sack lunch, coffee and snacks. The church has been added as a stop on the Licking County Transit bus schedule. Current Resources Include: - A nurse with the Free Community Clinic. - A community nurse from The Freedom Center. - A Licking Memorial Hospital nurse. - Family Health Services of East Central Ohio. - BHP Mobile Care Now Mobile Clinic. - Health Departments Mobile Unit. - Several addiction services. - A Veterans Administration representative. - Free monthly haircuts. - Drawn to Art (a creative arts program). - A representative from Southeastern Ohio Legal Services.

Provides an emergency shelter for runaways, homeless, and pushed-out youth. Provides 24 hour shelter and homeless drop in center for runaway and homeless youth. Services include: emergency housing; food; clothing; referrals for individual, family, or group counseling. etc.

Provides open center during community meal hours. Amenities include public bathroom, free phone access, free wifi access, electronic charging stations, bag check for personal belongings, and activity room.

Offers a drop-in center with hot meals three (3) times a week.

Provides a safe space with access to showers, laundry, a prepared meal, and ability to meet with local social service agencies. Cannot take children or pets.

Offers a day shelter that provides homeless individuals with basic services. Services include a legal mailing address, food pantry, clothing room and access to a telephone, copier and fax machine.

Provides indoor space where women who are homeless can spend time during the day. Offers essential services including laundry, showers, telephones, and mail pick-up. Provides a special quiet room where those who are pregnant or ill can rest. Offers counseling rooms for meeting privately with Haven of Rest staff or other social service agency workers to discuss problems and needs. Provides classroom space for life skills training, Bible studies, and group meetings.