American Red Cross Community Resource Guide
Developed and Provided by: The American Red Cross Mid-Michigan Chapter
Emergency Food and Shelter Program
**You must register with DHS prior to seeking additional agency assistance. DHS will
give you a letter that details their decision. If DHS does not offer full assistance, you
must present their letter along with additional information to the agency**
**Each agency has specific required information you must obtain prior to seeking their
help. These agencies will not offer their assistance until you have the required
information.
2-1-1 A free three-digit health and human services assistance line operated by the
Capital Area United Way, is available for residents to get information on services such as
rent and utility assistance, food, counseling, clothing, shelter, health care needs,
substance abuse services, support groups, housing and much more.
Table of Contents
Permanent Housing Solutions
Capital Area Community Services – Lansing Office (517-393-7077)…………….…...9
Capital Area Community Services – Rural Ingham Office (517-676-1065)…………...9
Capital Area Community Services – Clinton County Office (989-224-6702)…………9
Capital Area Community Services – Eaton County Office (517-543-5465)…………..9
Capital Area Community Services – Shiawassee County Office (989-723-3115)……..9
Department of Human Services (517-887-9400)……………………………………….12
Greater Lansing Housing Coalition (517-372-5980)………………………… ………..15
Habitat for Humanity (517-374-1313)……………………………………. …………...15
Housing Services of Eaton County (517-541-1180)……………………… …………...16
Lansing Housing Commission (517-487-6550)……………………………………… ..17
Michigan State Housing Development Authority (517-373-8370)………………. …...19
Housing and Rental Assistance
Capital Area Community Services (517-393-7077)……………………... ……………9
Capital Area Community Services – Rural Ingham Office (517-676-1065)…………...9
Capital Area Community Services – Clinton County Office (989-224-6702)…………9
Capital Area Community Services – Eaton County Office (517-543-5465)…………..9
Capital Area Community Services – Shiawassee County Office (989-723-3115)……..9
Department of Human Services (517-887-9400)…... …………………………………12
Lansing Housing Commission (517-487-6550)……………………………………… .17
Michigan State Housing Development Authority (517-373-8370)……………. ……...19
Salvation Army (517-484-4424)…………………………. ……………………………22
Stockbridge Community Outreach (517-851-7285)……………………... …..………..24
St. Mary Catholic Church (517-655-2620)……………………………………………..23
St. Vincent Catholic Charities (517-323-4734)………………………………………...23
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Emergency Shelters
Men, women and/or families
American Red Cross (517-484-7461 ext.137)……………………………………... ….7
City Outreach II (517-853-1080)………………………………….. …………………..10
Haven House (517-337-2731)… ………………………………………………………16
Loaves and Fishes (517-482-2099)………… …………………………………………18
Volunteers of America (VOA) (517-484-4414)………………………………………..24
Men Only
City Rescue Mission (517-485-0040)…………………………………………………10
Luke’s House (517-482-2099)…………………………………………………………18
Volunteers of America (VOA) (517-484-4414)…………….. ………………………..24
Women and women with children only
AWARE (517-783-2861)……………………………………………………………….8
Ballentine Stepping Stones (517-485-4644)……………………………………………8
EVE’s House (517-372-5976)…..……………………………………………………...13
Family Center, City Rescue Mission (517-482-2145)……..…………………………...13
Relief After Violent Encounter (RAVE) (989-224-4662)…………………………...…21
Safe Place (Calhoun County) (269-965-6093)…………………………………………22
Siren (Eaton County) (517-543-4915)………………………………………………….22
Pregnant women
Hannah’s House (517-482-5856)……………………………………………………….15
Teens
Covenant House (1-800-999-9999)………….………………………………………....11
Gateway Community Services (517-351-4000)………………………………………..14
Willow Plaza Teen Center (517-484-9292)…………………………………………….25
Day Shelters
Advent House (517-485-4722)…………………………………………………………7
New Hope Day Shelter (VOA)(517-484-4414)………………………………………..20
Transitional Housing
Advent House (517-485-4722)…………………………………………………………7
Ballentine Stepping Stones (517) 485-4644……………………………………………8
Luke’s House (517-482-2099)…………………………………………………………18
Siren (Eaton County) (517-543-4915)…...…………………………………………….22
Zacchaeus house (517-482-2099)………………………………………………………25
Landlord/Tenant Conflicts
Code Compliance Department (517-483-4361)………………………………………..11
Consumer Protection Division (517-373-1140)………………………………………..11
The Dispute Resolution Center of Central Michigan (517-485-2274)…………………12
Housing Services of Eaton County (517-541-1180)……………………………………16
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Legal Aid of Central Michigan (517-394-3121)………………………………………..18
Utility Assistance
Capital Area Community Services - Lansing Office (517-393-7077)………………….9
Capital Area Community Services – Rural Ingham Office (517-676-1065)…………...9
Capital Area Community Services – Clinton County Office (989-224-6702)…………9
Capital Area Community Services – Eaton County Office (517-543-5465)…………...9
Capital Area Community Services – Shiawassee County Office (989-723-3115)……..9
Grand Ledge Seventh Day Adventist Community Service Center (517-627-4348)…...15
Hearts and Hands (517-663-7104………………………………………………………16
Salvation Army (517-484-4424)………………………………………………………..22
St. Vincent DePaul (517-484-4228)……………………………………………………23
St. Mary Catholic Church (517-655-2620)…………………………………………….23
Stockbridge Community Outreach (517-851-7285)……………………………………24
Services for Disabled Persons
Capital Area Center for Independent Living (517-241-0393)………………………….8
Cristo Rey (517-372-4700)……………………………………………………………..11
Housing Services of Eaton County (517-541-1180)……………………………………16
Ingham County Housing Commission (517-349-1643)………………………………..17
State of Michigan Rehabilitation Services (877-901-7392)……………………………24
Diaper Services
American Red Cross (517-484-7461 ext.137)…….……………………………………7
The Baby Pantry (989-723-5877)………………………………………………………8
Pregnancy Services of Greater Lansing (517-332-0633)……………………………….21
Salvation Army (517-484-4424)………………………………………………………..22
Shared Pregnancy (517-484-1882)……………………………………………………..22
Personal Needs
American Red Cross (517-484-7461 ext.137)………………………………………….7
Christian Services (517-394-5411)……………………………………………………..10
City Rescue Mission (517-485-0145)…………………………………………………..10
Cristo Rey (517-372-4700)……………………………………………………………..11
Department of Human Services (517-887-9400)……………………………………….12
Hearts and Hands (517-663-7104………………………………………………………16
Lansing Network Centers (517-346-5194)……………………………………………..17
The Open Door Ministry (517-485-9477)……………………………………………...20
Salvation Army (517-484-4424)………………………………………………………..22
Food Programs
Angel Food Ministries Lansing (517-663-3538)……………………………………….8
Angel Food Ministries Mason (517-676-5680)………………………………………...8
Angel Food Ministries Okemos (517-282-8314)……………………………………….8
Angel Food Ministries Potterville (517-896-3027)………………………………….....8
American Red Cross (517-484-7461 ext.137)………………………………………….7
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Capital Area Community Services – Lansing Office (517-393-7077)…………………9
Capital Area Community Services – Rural Ingham Office (517-676-1065)…………...9
Capital Area Community Services – Clinton County Office (989-224-6702)…………9
Capital Area Community Services – Eaton County Office (517-543-5465)…………..9
Capital Area Community Services – Shiawassee County Office (989-723-3115)……..9
City Rescue Mission (517-485-0145)…………………………………………………..10
Cristo Rey (517-372-4700)……………………………………………………………..11
Department of Human Services (517-887-9400)……………………………………….12
Food Movers (517-482-1270)…………………………………………………………..14
The Garden Project (517-887-4660)……………………………………………………14
Grand Ledge Seventh Day Adventist Community Service Center (517-627-4348)…...15
Hearts and Hands (517-663-7104………………………………………………………16
Ingham County Food Bank (517-887-4357)……………………………………………16
Lansing Network – Nandy House (517-346-5194)…………………………………….17
Meals on Wheels (517-887-1460)……………………………………………………...19
MSU Extension Nutrition Education program (517-887-4588)……………………….20
The Open Door Ministry (517-485-9477)……………………………………………...20
Salvation Army (517-484-4424)……………………………………………………….22
St. Mary Catholic Church (517-655-2620)……………………………………………..23
Stockbridge Community Outreach (517-851-7285)……………………………………24
Webberville Food Bank (517-521-3984)……………………………………………….25
WIC (517-887-4326)……………………………………………………………….......25
Free Meals………………………………………………………………………………26
Clothing Assistance
Christian Services (517-394-5411)……………………………………………………..10
City Rescue Mission (517-485-0040)…………………………………………………..10
Cristo Rey (517-372-4700)……………………………………………………………..11
Eaton Clothing and Furniture Center (517-543-4334)………………………………….13
Grand Ledge Seventh Day Adventist Community Service Center (517-627-4348)…...15
Lansing Network – Nandy House (517-346-5194)…………………………………….17
Lansing Seventh Day Adventist community service center (517-321-8238)…………..18
Mason First United Methodist Church (517-676-9449)………………………………..19
Mount Hope Church in the City (517-371-4838)………………………………………20
The Open Door Ministry (517-485-9477)……………………………………………...20
Society of St. Vincent DePaul (517-371-4380)………………………………………..22
St. Johns Seventh Day Adventist Community Service Center (989-224-7779)……….23
St. Mary Catholic Church (517-655-2620)……………………………………………..23
Stockbridge Community Outreach (517-851-7285)……………………………………24
Volunteers of America (VOA) (517-484-4414)……………………………………….24
Webberville Food Bank (517-521-3984)……………………………………………….25
Women’s Center of Greater Lansing (517)372-9163…………………………………..25
Furniture Assistance
Eaton Clothing and Furniture Center (517-543-4334)…………………………………13
Grand Ledge Seventh Day Adventist Community Service Center (517-627-4348)…...15
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Society of St. Vincent DePaul (517-371-4380)………………………………………...22
Cristo Rey (517-372-4700)……………………………………………………………..11
Medical Assistance
Care Free Medical Lansing (517-887-5992)……………………………………………10
Care Free Medical Mason (517-224-0120)……………………………………………..10
Cristo Rey (517-372-4700)……………………………………………………………..11
First Baptist of Laingsburg / Free medical Clinic (517-651-6166)…………………….14
Hearts & Hands (517-663-7104)……………………………………………………….16
Ingham County Health Department (517-887-4465)…………………………………..16
Ingham County Health Plan (517-887-4465)…………………………………………..17
Medical Access Program (517-887-4456)……………………………………………...19
Dental Assistance
Cedar Family Dental Care (517-394-2226)……………………………………………10
Convenient Dental Care (517-349-0709)……………………………………………....11
Healthy Smiles (517-272-4150)………………………………………………………..16
Ingham County Health Department (517-887-4423)…………………………………..16
LCC Dental Hygiene Clinic (517-483-1458)…………………………………………..18
Employment Assistance
Advent House (517-485-4722)…………………………………………………………7
Eagle Vision (517-492-5591)…………………………………………………………..13
Labor Ready (1-800-24-LABOR)……………………………………………………....17
Manpower (517-372-0880)……………………………………………………………..19
Michigan Works (517-492-5500)………………………………………………………19
State of Michigan (517-241-5122)……………………………………………………...24
Women’s Center (517-372-9163)………………………………………………………25
Assistance for the Aged
Cristo Rey (517-372-4700)……………………………………………………………..11
Ingham County Housing Commission (517-349-1643)………………………………..17
Legal Assistance
Code Compliance Department (517-483-4361)………………………………………..11
Consumer Protection Division (517-373-1140)………………………………………..11
The Dispute Resolution Center (517-485-2274)……………………………………….12
Legal Aid of Central Michigan (517-394-3121)……………………………………….18
Other Assistance
Capital Area Humane Society (517-626-6060)………………………………………...10
Childcare (OYC) (517-887-4319)………………………………………………………10
City Rescue Mission (517-485-0145)…………………………………………………..10
Eaton Substance Abuse Program (517-543-2580)……………………………………...13
Pet Support Services, Inc (517-267-9299)……………………………………………...21
Refugee Services (517-484-1010)……………………………………………………...21
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Transportation
CACS (517-393-7077)…………………………………………………………………9
Christian Services (517-394-5411)……………………………………………………..10
Salvation Army – Funerals Only (517-484-4424)……………………………………...22
St. Mary Catholic Church (517-655-2620)…………………………………………….23
St. Vincent – Funerals Only (517-484-4424)…………………………………………..23
Volunteers of America (517-484-0176)………………………………………………...24
Substance Abuse Care Providers
City Rescue Mission – Michigan Avenue facility (517-485-0145)…………………….10
Community Mental Health (517-346-8318)……………………………………………11
Eagle Vision Ministries (517-492-5591)……………………………………………….13
Eaton Substance Abuse Program (517-543-2580)……………………………………..13
Insight Recovery Center (517-371-4971)………………………………………………17
National Council on Alcoholism/Lansing Regional Area (517-887-0226)……………20
Southland Counseling Center (517-346-8270)…………..……………………………..22
Sparrow Behavioral Health (517-364-7600)…………………………………………...23
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Advent House (at Westminster Presbyterian Church)
723 N. Martin Luther King, Lansing
(517) 485-4722
 Day Shelter – weekends only. Saturday and Sunday 8:30am-4:30pm. Three free
meals each day. May accept volunteers on weekends.
 Other services offered by Advent House:
Employment Training Program – the “Good Work” employment program provides
basic life-skills and employment readiness training to homeless adults, assisting them in
making a successful transition into stable housing and employment. Training includes
budgets, goal setting, how to listen to a supervisor, childcare, and more. Call during the
week to find out about eligibility criteria. Classes located at various sites: VOA, City
Rescue Mission, Michigan Works.
Three Shelter Homes – each home shelters one family for a year during which time a
team, including staff and volunteers, mentors the family. This team helps the family
locate permanent housing, and address other personal issues. After a 30-day probationary
period, guest families are required to pay a monthly program fee and utilities, as wall as
put money aside for savings.
American Diabetes Association
No local branch
Detroit: (248) 433-3830
Grand Rapids (616) 458-9341
American Red Cross
1800 E. Grand River, Lansing
(517) 484-7461
Monday – Friday 5pm-7pm and Weekends and Holidays 12:30pm-2:30pm.
Clients must have identification for themselves and other family members needing
assistance.
 Emergency Shelter – Staff coordinate with area public shelters to secure space
for clients seeking shelter assistance. In the event that shelters are full or there are
some other outstanding circumstances, a motel room may be provided by the Red
Cross on a very limited basis. Examples of eligibility are: red tag notices,
eviction notices, agency referral with verification, families or individuals with
medical conditions prohibiting them from using public shelter.
 Emergency Food – Assistance with food and formula. Families and individuals
are eligible for this service once every 60 days, in the event of unexpected
emergencies. Referrals are given to agencies that may be of further assistance.
 Personal Needs – Families and individuals are eligible for this service once every
60 days, in the event of unexpected emergencies. Referrals are given to agencies
that may be of further assistance.
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Angel Food Ministries
Lansing: 663-3538 or 204-6260
Mason: 676-5680
Okemos: 282-8314
Potterville: 896-3027
www.angelfoodministries.com
Provides fresh and frozen food for $30 to serve a family of four for one week. Retail
value of $42-$78. Cash or food stamps accepted. Pre-order and payment due upon order;
pick-up approximately two weeks later.
AWARE
Jackson (Jackson County)
(517) 783-2861
Provides shelter for women with or without children. Domestic violence and sexual
assault cases. Children’s age limit is 18 years. Provide sexual assault services, including
sexual assault kits.
Ballentine Stepping Stones (part of St. Vincent Catholic Charities)
825 N. Pennsylvania Suite 1, Lansing
(517) 485-4644
Housing for homeless women and women with children only. 16 apartment, transitional
living program. May stay up to 2 years. Client can call and either be put on a waiting list
or may be asked to come in for an intensive intake. Must meet eligibility requirements:
currently in a shelter or current/on-going eviction, source of income, commitment to one
year in the program, willing to attend school and/or work, 90 days of sobriety. Rent fees
are 1-bedroom-$312/mo, 2-bedroom-$378/mo. Must attend weekly group meetings. Onsite case managers available. Housing vouchers such as TBRA is not offered through
Ballentine.
Contact: Christine Spencer 323-4734 ext 1450 or Phyllis Williams 323-4734 ext 1451
The Baby Pantry – Shiawassee County
First Baptist Church
114 W. Mason, Owosso 48867
(989) 723-5877
Program located in the First Baptist Church. Provides diapers, clothing, baby equipment,
maternity clothing, and formula when available. Open the 2nd and 4th Monday of every
month, 11am-7pm.
Capital Area Center for Independent Living
1048 Pierpont Suite 9 & 10, Lansing
(517) 241-0393
Information and referrals for disabled persons. Also provides advocacy, case
management and independent living skills training. Serves people with disabilities
regardless of income. Certification for Spectran, job mentoring/coaching and Circles
program (special activities for disabled persons). Monday-Thursday, 9am-12pm
and 1pm-5pm, Friday 9am-12pm. No fee.
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Capital Area Community Services (C.A.C.S.)
1301 Rensen Street
Lansing MI 48910
(517) 393-7077
 Must go to DHS First as they will ask for a referral.
 This program assists with a variety of homeless services ranging from assistance
with food, intensive case management, and assistance with first month’s rent if
eligible.
 They also offer money management, energy smart, and life skills workshops
every month.
 We can provide a referral for you and fax it to them to assist in making the
process go a little quicker.
 Rental Assistance: Once in a 12 month period, as funds are available. You will
need to have some type of income.
 Emergency Services—Helps with rent, utilities, commodities. Must have DHS
referral.
 Expanded Homeless Program—Case management program that helps the
homeless secure housing. Caseworker services continue 6 months after obtaining
housing. Help with security deposit and first month’s rent, plus additional
casework services. Must have DHS (Dept. of Human Services) referral. Contact
Marina Proshin for more information.
 Must show: DHS decision letter, court summons to appear or court decision
notice, eviction notice, proof of income, picture ID, if homeless, a verification
letter (from a shelter)
 Commodity Supplemental Food Program—Commodity foods for low-income
individuals and families, food for low-income pregnant, postpartum, and breastfeeding women, infants and children under age 6 and NOT on the WIC program.
Also seniors 60 years and older. Must provide proof of income, residency and
social security number of everyone in the household.
Contact: Stephanie Brubaker (517) 393-7077
Capital Area Community Services (C.A.C.S.) Rural Ingham Office
407 North Cedar Street, Mason, MI 48854
(517) 676-1065
Capital Area Community Services (C.A.C.S.) Clinton County Office
1001 South Oakland Street, St. Johns, MI 48879
(989) 224-0904
Capital Area Community Services (C.A.C.S.) Eaton County Office
1370 North Clinton Trail, Charlotte, MI 48813
(517) 543-5465
Capital Area Community Services (C.A.C.S.) Shiawassee County Office
1350 E. Main Street, Suite 106, Owosso, MI 48867
(989) 723-3115
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Capital Area Humane Society
7095 W. Grand River Ave. Lansing, MI 48912
(517) 626-6060
www.cahs-lansing.org
Will house pets for up to 2 weeks in an emergency. Phone ahead to be sure they have
space available.
Prefer referral – by phone okay.
Care Free Medical, Inc
Lansing: (517) 887-5922
Mason: (517) 224-0120
Accepts patients who have no insurance, Ingham and Jackson counties. Health Plans and
Medicaid. Other insurance accepted based on eligibility. Please call for more information.
Cedar Family Dental Center
(517) 394-2226
Takes adults and children. Medicaid and Insurance. No payment plans.
Childcare-Office for Young Children (OYC)
(517) 887-4319
1-800-234-6996
Monday-Friday 8-5, Tuesdays 8-6
Gives child care referrals in Ingham, Eaton, Clinton, and Shiawassee counties.
Christian Services/ Love Inc of Greater Lansing
P.O. Box 22112 MI, 48909
(517) 394-5413 (Administrative offices)
(517) 394-5411 (Client Line)
Fax: (517) 394-5414
Located at Eastminster Presbyterian Church provides clothing for women sizes 18 and up
for individuals with a verified need. Site hours: 9-12 and 1-3 M-F. Phone requests only.
No clients are seen onsite.
City Outreach II
601 Larch, Lansing
(517) 853-1080
 Provides shelter for men and women, and children with their mothers. Separate
housing for men and women. Must be drug and alcohol free. Stay is up to 6
months to 1 year with evaluation after 3 months. Mandatory attendance at Bible
study and church.
City Rescue Mission (CRM)
607 E. Michigan Ave., Lansing
Phone: (517) 485-0145
Fax: (517) 485-0960
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Provides emergency shelter for men only. (Shelter for women and children
available at the Mission’s Family Center). Two meals served every day for men,
women and families. Continental breakfast for those staying in shelter.
Transformation Program—twelve-month rehabilitation program for single men.
Biblical counseling, personal assistance and job-training skills offered.
Food pantry, available every 60 days.
Personal Needs, available every 60 days.
Code Compliance Department
119 N. Washington, Lansing
(517) 483-4361
Can determine if codes have been violated. If unsafe or hazardous conditions exist will
order owner to make repairs. May condemn a house or apartment if repairs are not made.
Community Mental Health
812 E. Jolly Rd., Lansing, MI 48910
(517) 346-8318
Consumer Protection Division (Attorney General’s Office)
P.O. Box 30213, Lansing
(517) 373-1140
Website: www.ag.state.mi.us
Offers legal information and advice on landlord/tenant matters and other consumer
issues. Mediates disputes. Complaints must be in written form. Monday-Friday 8:30am4: 30pm. No fee.
Convenient Dental Care-Okemos
(517) 349-0907
Takes adults and children. No medicaid. Payment same day as service.
Covenant House (National Crisis Hotline)
(800) 999-9999
Counseling for homeless youth. Right of Passage Program works with families. Referrals
for shelter and drug assistance. Available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Bilingual
workers, has access to a language line.
Cristo Rey
1717 N. High, Lansing
(517) 372-4700
Monday-Friday 8am-5pm
 Handicapper Service Program for adults with physical, mental, and emotional
disabilities. Variety of supportive casework services and assistance available.
 Senior Programs and Services include: translation/interpretation, referrals, food,
clothing, transportation, advocacy, health care assistance, home repair and
maintenance.
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Assistance with clothing, household items, furniture. Operate clothing bank
that clients can choose clothing from. Clients needing furniture are put on a
waiting list and donations are matched to requests and delivered to clients, as they
are available.
Assistance with Food: Distributes food to low-income families once every 30
days. Family must have: emergency need, identification and/or social security
card, and a document verifying the number of people in the family.
Makes available donated furniture to families that are in need. Call or drop-in to
sign up on waiting list.
After school program: ages 7 and up, Monday-Friday 3pm-6pm. Drop-in center,
board games, sports, work on computers, arts & crafts, field trips, chess club,
tutoring
Summer Break: 7:30am-5:30pm
Medical Assistance: when available, vouchers are given to low-income Ingham
county residents without insurance who have an emergency need for a
prescription (1 time per 12 months.) Also, stock OTC medications.
DHS (Department of Human Services, formerly FIA)
5303 S. Cedar Street
Lansing MI 48909
(517) 887-9400
 You need to go to DHS to either open a case or let your caseworker know that
you are homeless. They will ask for your homeless verification form.
 To be eligible for their assistance you will need current ID, proof that you are
homeless, and have some type of income.
 You are going to ask for Homeless Assistance.
 What they are usually able to help with is a portion of first month’s rent and/or
deposit.
 Contact DHS only in the county in which you reside:
o Ingham County 517-887-9791
o Eaton County 517-543-0860
o Clinton County 517-224-5500
 Rental Assistance: 1st month, and back-rent, once in a 12 month period.
 Must show: picture ID, Social Security card, Proof of income, birth certificate for
all persons in household, marriage/divorce certificate, proof of county residency.
 Food Stamp program
The Dispute Resolution Center of Central Michigan
2929 Covington Ct. Suite 201, Lansing
(517) 485-2274
General mediation services and restorative justice. Fee/charge based on ability to pay and
service provided. Possible waive of fee if unable to pay. Call for additional information.
Monday-Friday 8am-5pm.
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Eagle Vision
At Capital Area Michigan Works
2100 S. Cedar, Lansing MI 48910
(517)492-5591
Faith-based organization providing assistance in finding and keeping employment for
female ex-offenders, their families, and dislocated workers either eligible to collect
unemployment or those who have exhausted their unemployment. Mental health and
substance abuse resources are also available.
Eaton Clothing and Furniture Center
116 W. Lovett Street, Charlotte, MI 48813
(517) 543-4334
Clothing, furniture and household items are free on a once a month basis to those who are
referred to the Center. Clients must be referred by a school, agency, church, or the
Department of Human Services to receive clothing and/or furniture at no cost. Must be a
resident of Eaton County.
Eaton Substance Abuse Program
1033 Healthcare Drive
Charlotte MI 48813
(517) 543-2580
 Monday-Friday 8:30-5:00
 Provides individual and family counseling for all drug programs. Sliding fee scale
based on income.
Eve’s House (MSU Safe Place)
Phone: (517) 372-5572 (crisis line)
Fax: (517) 372-0024
Bus: (517) 372-5976
Provides shelter for women, with or without children, who are survivors of domestic
assault. 30 beds, 30 day stay. Handicap accessible. Street address will only be given out
when speaking directly with client on day of appointment. First come first serve. Services
include individual counseling and support groups for both women and children; housing,
employment, legal, and medical advocacy; and information and referrals. Can receive
services without receiving shelter.
Family Center of City Rescue Mission
435 S. Cedar, Lansing
(517) 482-2145
Provides food and shelter for single women and women with children. No boys over 12
years. Intake from 4-6pm; call ahead for availability. 21 days of food and shelter.
Services include Bible study, case management, GED preparation, referrals, clothing
vouchers, biblical counseling. Cold breakfast and hot dinner everyday (at main CRM
only). Must be out between 9am-4pm; 6pm curfew unless job interferes. Non-smoking
facilities. NOT handicap accessible.
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Family Growth Center
549 E. Mt. Hope, Lansing, MI 48910
(517) 371-1347
Offers free respite childcare (morning or afternoon) for children 6 weeks through 5 years
of age. 2 days a week in the summer and 4 days a week in the winter. Also offers free
(and some with $10 fee) parenting classes. Some for younger and some for parents of
older children.
Family Growth Center
1120 S. Harrison, East Lansing, MI 48823
(517) 371-1347
Offers free respite childcare (morning or afternoon) for children 6 weeks through 5 years
of age. 2 days a week in the summer and 4 days a week in the winter. Also offers free
(and some with $10 fee) parenting classes. Some for younger and some for parents of
older children.
First Baptist of Laingsburg/Free Medical Clinic
901 E. Grand River, Laingsburg, MI 48848
(517) 651-6166 or 651-2081
Provide free medical 2nd Saturday of the month. 9:00a.m. – 12:00 noon.
Food Movers
(517)482-1270
Provide free food at various locations according to areas people live in. Requires ID and
one piece of mail.
The Garden Project
(517) 887-4660
Offers gardening education, resources and materials. Free community garden plots, home
garden tilling, seeds, fertilizer, and workshops to enable families to grow their own food.
Gateway Community Services
2875 Northwind Dr. Suite 111, East Lansing
(517) 351-4000
After hours emergency—(800) 292-4517
 Emergency shelter—For runaway and homeless youth age 13-17. Must have
parent permission and stay voluntarily. Can stay up to 2 weeks with goal of
family reunification. No small children.
 Crossroads Shelter—Homeless teen shelter that provides transitional living
arrangements to youth ages 16-21 for up to 18 months. Program assists youth in
attaining independent living skills. Program is voluntary. Prefer youth to call
instead of parents, because it shows independent living skills. Young children up
to age 3 can stay with teen mothers.
Higher Ground—An intensive crisis intervention counseling program for youth ages 1317 and families. Outpatient counseling; 90 day limit. Substance abuse cannot be the
primary problem.
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Grand Ledge Seventh Day Adventist Community Service Center
4980 Burt Ave, Grand Ledge, MI 48837
Church Phone: (517) 627-4917
Community Service Center Phone: (517) 627-4348
Methodist Church Phone: (517) 627-3256
Roman Catholic Church Phone: (517) 627-8493
Lutheran Church Phone: (517) 627-6310
 Provides food on an emergency basis. Clothing, bedding, household and
miscellaneous items are also available. Low income families or disabled,
unemployed, temporary emergencies, and the homeless living in the Grand Ledge
School District. Food is available once every 6 weeks. Open Tuesday 10am-5pm
and Thursday 10am-3pm.
 Emergency assistance for person’s living within the boundaries of the Grand
Ledge school district. Rental assistance (one time annually, no deposit monies
provided), utility assistance (one time annually), food, transportation,
prescriptions, etc. Assistance is usually given in the form of vouchers or direct
payment to the provider of the service. There are various sites where intake may
take place. When funds are available.
Greater Lansing Housing Coalition
31017 W. Lapeer, Lansing
(517) 372-5980
Buys and remodels Lansing homes to sell or lease to low or moderate income families.
Offers quality affordable rental housing for income eligible. Eligibility based on
household size and income. Monday-Friday 8:30am-5pm.
Habitat for Humanity
531 N. Clippert, Lansing
(517) 374-1313
Home ownership program for qualifying applicants to buy a home with a zero interest
loan. A committee selects people from a waiting list who have been living in Lansing 2
years. Must currently be in substandard housing, have stable income and be able to work
on home between 300-500 hours for a minimum of one year.
Hannah’s House
625 N. Walnut, Lansing
(517) 482-5856
Christian crisis shelter for adult pregnant women, no children. Must be at least 18 years
old and drug free. Women may come in at any stage of pregnancy and stay up to 9
months, after the baby is born, no fee. Bible study and church attendance required.
Services include counseling, nutrition and budgeting information, referrals, etc. Limited
transitional housing also available for mothers with children (see Trans. Housing,
Samuel’s House). Curfew is 9pm on weekdays, and 11pm on weekends.
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Haven House
121 Whitehills, East Lansing
Phone: (517) 337-2731
Fax: (517) 337-2910
A shelter for families (no single adults) with children of all ages in need including
families with teenage boys and single fathers. Support services, including case
management, goal planning, Family Life Program, etc., are provided during stay. Length
of stay is up to 30 days, and can be extended on a week to week basis. 24 hrs, 7 days a
week. No fee. NOT handicap accessible.
Hearts & Hands
Eaton Rapids
(517) 663-7104
Located at First Baptist Church of Eaton Rapids, rear entrance. Assistance for people
who live in the Eaton Rapids and Springport school districts. Help with food, and
medical, housing, and utility emergencies when funds allow. Must bring photo ID, proof
of address (other than ID), and information about income.
Healthy Smiles-Lansing
(517) 272-4150
Dental assistance for Children with Medicaid
Housing Services for Eaton County
104 W. Seminary, Charlotte
(517) 541-1180
Assistance in homeless prevention for physically or mentally disabled, home down
payment program for people at 200% of poverty with children, Section 8 voucher
program for disabled persons, housing locator and landlord/tenant issues. 6 months of
follow-up assistance for homeless people. Limited assistant living program. Information
and advocacy provided to aid resolution of landlord/tenant issues.
Ingham County Food Bank
(517) 887-HELP (887-4357)
Emergency food once in a 30 day period. Help is based on need not income. Must present
picture ID or social security card. Information on community meal sites also available.
Call Mondays 9am-12pm and 1pm-4pm for an interview.
Ingham County Health Department
Medical: (517) 887-4300
Vision: (517) 887-4500
Prescription: (517) 887-4306 (up to $100 one time service)
Dental: (517) 887-4423 (Adult Dental Clinic. Must sign up at the health department and
go through an interview. Based on income. $30 interview fee)
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Ingham Health Plan
(517) 887-4465
1-866-291-8691
**is not an insurance, but provides health benefits to low-income uninsured residents at
little or now cost.
 Plan A: Ingham county residents who are also eligible for the adult ABW
program.
 Plan B: Low-income Ingham county residents who are not eligible for medicare
or medicaid.
Ingham County Housing Commission
3882 Dobie Road
Okemos MI 48824
Phone: (517) 349-1643
Fax: (517) 349-2658
Operates and maintains Carriage Lane Apartments, a low-income housing complex for
the disabled and senior citizens. There is also Section 8 housing for disabled only. Must
have proof of disability. Monday-Friday, 8:00am - 4:30pm
Insight Recovery Center
2929 Covington Ct., Suite 50, Lansing, MI 48912
(517) 371-4971
1-800-441-5092
Labor Ready
1621 E. Kalamazoo
Lansing MI 48912
Phone: (517) 487-0808 or 1-800-24-labor
Fax: (517) 487-1110
Email: 1686-br@laborready.com
www.Laborready.com
Offers temporary and part-time positions in many fields.
Lansing Housing Commission
310 Seymour, Lansing
(517) 487-6550
Operates low income housing projects and scattered site housing. Section 8 housing
application. MUST HAVE: DHS decision letter, social security card, picture ID, proof of
income.
Lansing Network Centers-Nandy House
847 W. Willow, Lansing, MI 48906
Phone: (517) 346-5194
Fax: (517) 346-6430
Food Pantry, General Clothing, Personal/ Grooming Supplies. Provides a free service that
offers food, clothing, personal items, and diapers to those in need with children or
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grandchildren living at home. Must bring referral from someone who can verify your
need. Site hours 9-5 Monday- Friday.
Lansing Seventh Day Adventist Community Service Center
5400 W St Joseph, Lansing, MI 48917
Phone: (517) 321-8238
Fax: (517) 321-6938
Provides clothing and small household items to those in need. Requires referral from a
pastor, social service agency, school, etc… Program is only open on Wednesday’s from
9am-3pm.
LCC Dental Hygiene Clinic-Lansing
(517) 483-1458
Cleanings and X-rays only. Under 18, $20.00, over 18, $30-$40
Legal Aid of Central Michigan
3490 Bell Chase Blvd., Lansing
(517) 394-3121
(800) 968-0044
Legal advice and possible representation for landlord/tenant conflicts, Housing and
Housing Law. No fee or low fee based on income. Call Monday-Thursday 9-11am, 13pm and Thursday 5-7pm.
Loaves and Fishes
831 N. Sycamore, Lansing
Phone: (517) 482-2099
Fax: (517) 482-6848
Provides shelter for men, women, and when space allows, small families. Emergency
overnight shelter up to 14 days, possible extensions. Transitional sheltering up to 2 years.
Doors open from 6pm-9am. Women’s shelter is handicap accessible but men’s shelter is
NOT handicap accessible. Children under 6 years of age can share a bed with their
mother or father. Children 6 years and older must have own bed. 4 female beds, 6 male
beds. 10pm curfew. Admittance begins at 9am (call close to 9am for admittance)
Luke’s House (part of Loaves & Fishes)
723 N. Sycamore, Lansing
(517) 482-2099
A transitional house for single men. They will be considered by referral and will need to
obtain a letter of reference. They will then by asked to enter an interview process to find
out if they are qualified for the program. Expected to attend relevant programs. Rent is
$200/month. May stay up to 2 years.
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Manpower
741 N. Cedar St., Lansing MI 48906
Phone: (517) 372-0880
Fax: (517) 372-1129
www.us.manpower.com/lansing-mi
Offers temporary and part-time positions in many fields.
Mason First United Methodist Church
201 East Ash St, Mason, MI 48854
Phone: (517) 676-9449
Fax: (517) 676-8862
Provides clothing and limited household goods. The Clothing Bank is open the 1st
Tuesday of every month from 2:00pm-3: 30pm or by appointment. Call to make an
appointment to access the clothing bank.
Meals-On-Wheels (Tri-County Office on Aging)
(517) 887-1420
Provides hot, nutritious meals delivered to eligible homebound persons in the tri-county
area who are 60 years and older.
Medical Access Program
(517) 887-4456
Medical, X-ray, Lab
Michigan State Housing Development Authority (MSHDA)
735 E. Michigan, Lansing
(517) 373-8370
 Section 8 (located in every county), rental assistance program, first home buyers,
apartment lists, low interest home improvement loans. Eligibility varies according
to service required. Monday-Friday 8am-5pm.
Michigan Works
www.michiganworks.org
2100 S. Cedar St
Lansing MI 48910
(517) 492-5500
 Monday-Friday 8-5
 Career planning, assessment and consultation.
 Vocational rehabilitation for visually impaired
 Computer training
 Employment related faxing, photocopying, phone banks, and notary public
services
 Resume assistance (by appointment only)
 Work first program (with DHS referral only)
 Youth Program (education and training for ages 14-21)
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Mission Free Store
1515 S. Cedar, Lansing, MI 48912
Phone: (517) 485-0040
Fax: (517) 485-4339
Clothing, shoes, books, toys, and personal needs are available. The Mission Free Store
South is for the needy and homeless families (low/no income). Persons with low income
can shop once a month. Homeless people can shop once a week. Call the store during
office hours 12 noon – 6 p.m., Monday and 8:30 a.m. – 4:30 p.m. Tuesday – Friday to
make an appointment to shop.
Mount Hope Church in the City
426 N Walnut St, Lansing, MI 48933
(517) 371-4838
Provides free clothing to anyone in need. No appointment needed. Form is filled out for
church records. Clothing is available from 12:30-1:00 PM, M/T/TH/F.
MSU-Extension Nutrition Education Program
(517) 887-4588
 A free program to help people make economical, healthful food and activity
choices. Lessons and activities are designed around the participant’s interests and
needs.
Mt Hope St. Johns Family Church
101 W. Cass Street, St Johns, MI 48879
(989) 224-8878 (After Hours)
(989) 227-5366 (Office)
Provides winter coats to individuals and families in need during the winter months.
Anyone who lives in Clinton County who needs a warm coat. Call for availability.
National Council on Alcoholism – Lansing Regional Are
3400 South Cedar Street, Suite 200, Lansing, MI 48910
(517) 887-0226
New Hope Day Center (at VOA)
430 N. Larch, Lansing
Phone: (517) 484-4414 ext. 106
Fax: (517) 484-5353
Monday-Friday, 6am-6pm. Day shelter provided to men, women and children. Assistance
and guidance with housing, employment and other issues. Clothing vouchers are given
out 9am-12pm Monday-Friday.
The Open Door Ministry
Central United Methodist Church
215 N Capitol Avenue
Lansing Mi 48933
(517) 485-9477
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Drop in center, hospitality lounge, phone, laundry, showers, food pantry,
fellowship lunch, clothing & personal needs, transportation, emergency housing,
emergency intervention, advocacy, referrals, listening ear, prayer partner,
community service opportunities. Located at Central United Methodist Church.
Open Monday-Friday 8:30am-4:30pm.
Clothing and personal need items available on a limited basis. Primarily for
homeless or low-income individuals.
Pet Support Services, Inc.
(517) 267-9299
 offers assistance with pet food, supplies, grooming and veterinarian care (to
clients only)
 must be over 65 or handicapped and living on a very low income.
Pregnancy Services of Greater Lansing
1045 E. Grand River, East Lansing
(517) 332-0633
 Learn and Earn Program—Women can earn points to get diapers by watching
videos and/or presentations about children. Monday 10am-8pm, Tuesday-Friday,
10am-4pm.
 Free pregnancy testing, counseling, baby clothing, maternity clothing, parenting
classes, post adoption counseling, referrals, ultrasound, child-birth education
classes.
Refugee Services
2722 E. Michigan Ave. Suite 100B
Lansing MI 48912
(517) 484-1010
 Monday-Friday 8am-12pm and 1pm-4:30pm
 Assistance with employment, health, immigration and setting up households.
 Must have immigration definition of refugee, asylee, or conditional entrant.
Relief After Violent Encounter (RAVE)
St. Johns (Clinton County)
(989) 224-4662
(989) 725-9444
Emergency shelter for women with or without children (domestic given first priority).
Domestic violence and sexual assault cases. 30 day stay. Screening process for older
children. Services include individual sexual assault counseling and support groups for
women and children, advocacy services, housing location, and referrals. 24 hours, 7
days/week.
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Safe Place (Calhoun County)
Battle Creek
(269) 965-6093
Provides shelter for women with or without children. Domestic violence cases ONLY.
Handicap accessible. 30 day stay.
Salvation Army
525 N. Pennsylvania, Lansing
(517) 484-4424
 Food pantry: Distribution once every 30 days, up to 4 times per year. Baby
formula available every 30 days. Must bring a picture ID w/correct address,
social security numbers for adults 18 and over, and food stamp case #. When
available.
 Family Services Program—Assists with personal needs once every 30 days, up
to 6 times/year. Also baby formula every 30 days, bus tokens up to 10/year,
blankets when available. Must bring DHS referral, a picture ID w/correct address,
social security numbers for adults 18 and over, and food stamp case number.
Shared Pregnancy
503 N. Walnut, Lansing
(517) 484-1882
Learn and Earn Program—Both mothers and fathers can earn points to get diapers by
watching videos and/or presentations about children or attending parenting classes.
Monday-Thursday, 10am-3: 30pm. Free pregnancy testing, ultrasound, counseling,
parenting classes, baby equipment and clothing, and maternity items also available.
Siren (Eaton County)
(800) 899-9997 (24 hour hotline)
(517) 543-0748 (517) 543-4915 (24hr)
 Provides emergency food and shelter for homeless families and domestic violence
victims. No 17-year-olds accepted without a parent. Single women are low
priority unless a domestic case. Length of stay at emergency shelter is 90 days.
 Provides transitional housing up to 2 years.
Society of Saint Vincent DePaul - Church of the Resurrection
1531 E Michigan Ave, Lansing, MI 48912
(517) 371-4380
 Written vouchers given by St. Vincent DePaul conference after a home visit by
volunteers is made. Referral for appliances, furniture, clothes depending on
availability of funds. Applicants in Ingham County should call the Catholic Church
that is nearest their home to request a home visit to discuss needs.
 Thrift Store 1020 S. Washington: Monday-Friday 10am-5pm
Southland Counseling Center
812 E. Jolly Rd., Lansing, MI 48911
(517) 346-8270
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Sparrow Behavioral Health
1210 W. Saginaw Street, Lansing, MI 48915
(517) 364-7600
St. Johns Seventh Day Adventist Community Service Center
1400 S. Oakland, St John’s, MI 48879
(989) 224-7779
Provides adult and children’s clothing to those that are in need that are living in Clinton
County. Also provide small appliances, furniture and bedding when available. Come
during program hours, 1-4 Wednesday’s only.
St. Mary Catholic Church
157 High Street, Williamston, MI 48895
Phone: (517) 655-2620
Fax: (517) 655-3933
Provides emergency help for utilities, rent/mortgage, food, transportation and clothing to
those in need. Residents of Webberville, Williamston, and Eastern Ingham County.
St. Vincent DePaul
(517) 484-4228
 Utility assistance once per year if funds are available. Must have DHS decision letter.
By appointment only.
 Housing Support for Homeless Families (TBRA)--For homeless families residing
in Clinton and Ingham counties. Live in their own rental housing units and pay a
portion of the rent in the amount of 30% of their income. The families are provided
with a two-year rental subsidy and supportive services to assist families in meeting
their goals to achieve self sufficiency. Contact: Christine Spence 323-4734 ext 1450
or Ashley Beard 323-4734 ext 1452
 Permanent Housing for Homeless with Disabilities - Provides permanent housing
support for homeless with physical or emotional disabilities or substance dependency
challenges. Supportive services assist those in the program in meeting their goals
toward achieving self sufficiency. Program transition occurs once participants are
able to obtain and sustain permanent housing due to increased self sufficiency.
Contact: Christine Spencer 323-4734 ext 1450 or Phyllis Williams 323-4734 ext
1451
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State of Michigan
Department of labor & Economic Growth
Michigan Rehabilitation Services
1048 Pierpont Suite 1, Lansing
(517) 241-5122
1-877-901-7392 (toll free)
 Employment agency for physically or mentally challenged people. Provides free
counseling and guidance through job rehabilitation process; free physical exams,
medical services and physical aides for those who cannot pay. Counseling,
restoration, evaluations, assessments, training, and job placement. Open 8am5pm. Sign up over the phone.
Stockbridge Community Outreach
370 Cherry St, PO Box 682, Stockbridge, MI 49285
(517) 851-7285
Provides food pantry (beginning Monday of each month), clothing
(Monday/Wednesday/Friday 9-12 and 1-3 and First Tuesday of each month 6-8pm),
utility and rent assistance and medical transportation monies. Also makes referral to
appropriate agencies. Low income residents of Stockbridge school district. Call to apply.
Tri-County Office on Aging
5303 S. Cedar, Lansing
(517) 887-1440 Fax: (517) 887-8071
(800) 405-9141 Website: www.tcoa.org
Programs include: Crisis Emergency Services for the Elderly, Senior Dining Sites,
Information and Referral, Michigan Medicare/Medicaid Assistance Program (MMPA),
Meals-On-Wheels, Michigan Emergency Pharmaceutical Programs for Seniors (MEPPS),
Project Choices, Shelter Advisor and Energy Assistance, Tax Assistance Program, and a
variety of other services. Call for more information.
Volunteers of America (VOA)
430 N. Larch, Lansing
Phone: (517) 484-4414
Fax: (517) 484-5353
 Men’s overnight emergency shelter: 50 bed program. Extension 112
 Women and children’s overnight emergency shelter: 14 bed program.
Extension 108
 New Hope Day Center: weekday safe environment open 6am-6pm MondayFriday. Can take advantage of housing resources, clothing couches, life skills
training, substance abuse education, counseling, health services. There is an
activity area for young children to play, read and do homework. Extension 106
 Veterans Dormitory Program (VDP): 16 bed program available to male and
female veterans. Residents can stay for up to 6 months. Free program. Extension
113
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Veterans Housing Program (VHP): provides longer-term transitional housing to
veterans including those with substance related disorders and/or mental illness.
Residents pay $150 per month. Extension 119
Webberville Food Bank
119 W. Grand River, Webberville, MI 48892
(517) 521-3984
Maintains a food and clothing bank for those in need. Serves those in need that lives in
the Webberville SchoolDistrict.
WIC (Women, Infants, &Children)
(517) 887-4326
A supplemental nutrition program that serves low and moderate income pregnant, breastfeeding and postpartum women, infants and children up to 5 years.
Willow Plaza Teen Center
306 W. Willow, Lansing
(517) 484-9292
 Family planning and other health services to 11-21 year olds. Teen health care
center. Appointment needed for most services. Monday-Thursday, 10am-7pm,
Friday 10am-5pm. Sliding fee scale.
Women’s Center of Greater Lansing
1710-1712 E Michigan Avenue, Lansing, MI 48912
Phone: (517) 372-9163
Fax: (517) 372-9164
 Maintains a free clothing closet with work appropriate attire for women. For
Clients only.
 Also provides personal counseling, specialists in sexual assault issues, parenting
classes, financial and legal divorce workshops, making money work seminars.
 Employment assistance: offers career counseling, job readiness, job
development, and resume preparation
 Job Seekers support group: Mondays 7-9pm
 Caregivers support group: Monday 1-2:30 and Wednesday 6:30-8
 Sexual Assault Support Group: Tuesday 7:30-9 (pre-registration required)
Zacchaeus House (part of Loaves & Fishes)
723 N. Sycamore, Lansing
(517) 482-2099
A transitional house which provides 3 private suites for homeless women with children.
Families will be considered by referral and will need to obtain a letter of reference.
Families will then be asked to enter an interview process to find out if they are qualified
for the program. Expected attend relevant programs. Rent is $200/month. May stay up to
2 years.
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Free Meals
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Advent House
(Westminster Church)
743 N. Logan
485-4722
Central Methodist
215 N. Capitol
485-9477
Christ Lutheran
112 S. Pennsylvania
482-2252
City Rescue Mission
813 E. Michigan
485-0145
*church service before
every meal
Saturday
Breakfast
8:00
Lunch
1:00
Dinner
4:30
Sunday
Breakfast
8:30
Lunch
1:30
Dinner
4:00
Lunch
11:3012:30
Lunch
11:0012:00
Sack
Lunch At
Service
Dinner
6:00-7:00
Dinner
6:00-7:00
Lunch
11:3012:30
Lunch
11:0012:00
Lunch
11:0012:00
Dinner
6:00-7:00
Breakfast
8:30
Dinner
6:00-7:00
Breakfast
8:30
Lunch
12-1
Lunch
11:3012:30
Lunch
12-1
Lunch
11:00-12:00
Dinner
6:00-7:00
Breakfast
8:30
Lunch
11:0012:00
Lunch
11:0012:00
Dinner
6:00-7:00
Breakfast
8:30
Dinner
6:00-7:00
Breakfast
8:30
Lunch
11:3012:30
Lunch
12-1
Lunch
12-1
Cristo Rey
Mt. Hope Church in the
City
426 Walnut St.
371-4838
Salvation Army
525 N. Pennsylvania
484-4424
Southside Community
Kitchen Galilee Baptist
Church
2611 Reno
887-0770
Southside Community
Kitchen Christ United
Methodist Church
517 W. Jolly Road
VOA
430 N. Larch
484-0176 ext. 110
Lunch
11:30-12:30
Dinner
5:30-6:30
Lunch
12-1
Lunch
12-1
Lunch
11:3012:15
Lunch
11:3012:15
Lunch
11:3012:15
Lunch
11:30-12:15
Breakfast
7-7:30
Breakfast
7-7:30
Breakfast
7-7:30
Breakfast
7-7:30
Breakfast
7-7:30
Breakfast
8-8:30
Breakfast
8-8:30
Lunch
11:30
Lunch
11:30-1
Lunch
11:30-1
Lunch
11:30-1
Lunch
11:30-1
NO
Lunch
NO
Lunch
Dinner
4:30-6
Dinner
4:30-6
Dinner
4:30-6
Dinner
4:30-6
Dinner
4:30-6
Dinner
4:30-6
Dinner
4:30-6
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