A place to get warm during extreme cold.

Provides shelter for men and up to two families during nights that are 25 degrees or colder.

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

Provides a warm bed and a hot meal on nights that temperatures are 26 degrees or colder. The shelter opens its doors at 8:15 pm, and Guests can enter the shelter between 8:15 and 11pm. Guests must leave the shelter by 7am. Our shelter is open November 15th-April 15th.

Operates November 15, 2021 - April 15, 2022

Provides overnight shelter, evening meal served 5:30pm to 7:30pm, and breakfast to go.
Guests are required to wear masks at all times.
Showers will be available daily.

Extreme cold warming center. Fire department.

Providing meals to anyone in need with no restrictions or ID requirements.

Provides hot meals on a regular basis for people who are elderly, adults with disabilities or other targeted populations. Provides disability related and medical appointments transportation.

COVID-19 SAFE PRACTICES Will Be Observed: Face Masks Required.

Operates a Winter overnight shelter. Does not provide 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 office is closed, call Crisis Intervention at (717) 232-7511 or 1-888-596-4447.

COVID-19 SAFE PRACTICES Will Be Observed: Face Masks Required.

Operates a Winter overnight shelter. Does not provide 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 office is closed, call Crisis Intervention at (717) 232-7511 or 1-888-596-4447.

CSSH is an alliance of individuals and organizations assisting unsheltered adults in Central Bucks County. Our first priority is providing shelter on Code Blue nights. While building trust, guests are welcomed, offered a warm meal that is eaten family style, have the opportunity to fellowship and share stories, get a good night’s sleep, and make connections and build relationships that continue beyond that cold winter night. However, CSSH is much more than Code Blue. Year round, our tireless volunteers continue to support the guests we met during the Code Blue season and others who reach out – through community meals and other outreach efforts. This includes helping to secure needed identifications, providing gift cards for emergency meals, purchasing needed clothing for a job interview, financial support to get into housing, and more. We help to make a plan to pursue housing, employment, mentally and physically healthier lifestyles, and generally fuller lives defined by safety and dignity.

Provides emergency shelter for homeless when temperature is extremely low (code blue) in central Bucks county. Shelters open when temperatures hit 26 degrees or below, including wind chills. Available starting December 1st.

Provides 50 homeless families or individuals in Delaware County with emergency shelter.

Accessibility provided for disabled/elderly individuals.

Also serves as a code blue shelter when the weather reaches 40 degrees or below.

Provides emergency housing service for families and single women.
Accessibility provided for disabled/elderly individuals.

Couples can reside in the same unit if they agree to a joint service plan. Also provides case management services and nutritrion assessments, and information on food selection and cooking.

Also serves as a code blue shelter when temperature reaches 40 degrees or below

Provides Overnight Emergency Shelter during declared Code Blues, a daytime warming center (also during Code Blue), and a daytime cooling center during declared Code Reds.

COVID-19 SAFE PRACTICES Will Be Observed: Face Masks Required

Winte overnight shelter. There are 30 cots are available each night. No meals or showers are available. Breakfast is served 7:00am to 8:00am weekday mornings, on-site at the DDB Soup Kitchen (basement floor).

Families with children needing shelter should call HELP Ministries at 717-238-2851 between 8:30am to 4:30pm Monday through Friday. When HELP office is closed, call Crisis Intervention at (717) 232-7511 or 1-888-596-4447.

Operates December 6, 2021 through April 1, 2022
Emergency winter shelter for men, women and children (all ages) as space permits.

Safe Parking lot available for adults with mental health concerns and/or pets who want to stay in their vehicle.
No Day Center

Provides a community-wide strategy to assist individuals and families experiencing homelessness to find emergency shelter and ultimately to obtain permanent housing.

Open as a warming shelter. If in need of a place to stay warm while having furnace work or any other reasons for a few hours.

Cold weather shelter staffed by volunteers. Services both females and males.

Community Shelter Resource Center Operating During the Months of October through April .

Clients participate in application process and when qualify, are assigned to a shelter site within the community at 8:00pm.

The Resource center increases opportunities for those experiencing homelessness to:

Have a safe environment during the day, out of the elements

• Have a daily routine and responsibilities
  
• Ongoing support to stay in contact with housing, legal, and employment resources
  
• Learn how to be accountable in a community setting
  
• Acquire self-worth and dignity
  
• Improve life skills through educational opportunities

Operating a winter shelter from December 1, 2021 and running through March 31, 2022 for single men and single women. Doors are open from 7:00pm to 7:00am each night. 18 person capacity each night. Meal included. Parking lot and on street parking. No day center available.

Winter emergency shelter.

Offers a hot dinner, a place to sleep, personal hygiene and clothing items, breakfast, and non-perishable bag lunch items. Guests of the WRCP are offered opportunity to participate in additional GYFF programs such as Youth and Family Counseling, Family Financial Services financial education, Prison Aftercare Ministry mentoring program and
Caring Cases emergency resources.

Season runs November 1, 2021 through April 30, 2022. From November 1 through November 30

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.

Meals will be served Monday through Friday for clients staying there only.
Clients are required to wear a mask with the exception of eating and sleeping.

Open November 15, 2021 - April 1, 2022


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.

Opens during winter months and operates as a day center for those seeking shelter from the elements:

Hustontown Senior Center
378 Cole Road, Hustontown, PA 17066
717-987-3770

McConnellsburg Senior Center
100 Woodside Drive, McConnellsburg, PA 17233
717-485-5613

Warfordsburg Senior Center
209 Long Hollow Road, Warfordsburg, PA 17267
717-294-6020

Opens during winter months and operates as a day center for those seeking shelter from the elements:

Juniata Valley Senior Center
691 King Street, Petersburg, PA 16669
814-669-4987

Standing Stone Senior Center
915 Washington Street, Huntingdon, PA 16652
814-643-0166

Bricktown Senior Center
18 North Washington Street, Mount Union, PA 17066
814-542-2865

Three Springs Senior Center
21338 Church Street, Three Springs, PA 17264
814-448-2523

Keystone Mission provides 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 of the Wyoming Valley Area WHEN THE TEMPERATURE IS PROJECTED TO BE 20 DEGREES OR BELOW and/or a forecast of 12 inches or more of snow. The shelter is located at Calvary Bible Church, 410 River Road in Wilkes-Barre, PA. On a day the shelter is open, community members will be able to enter at 9 pm and the shelter will remain open until 7 am the next morning. The shelter is providing a place of warmth where guests will receive rest for the night and protection from weather conditions.

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. . The shelter is providing a place of warmth where guests will receive rest for the night and protection from weather conditions.

Operates from December 6, 2021 through April 1, 2022.
20 additional beds will be added to the regularly operating shelter program.

FOR CODE RED COOLING STATION: LifePath Christian Ministries Men's Shelter (363 West Market Street) and Women & Children's Shelter (17 Jefferson Avenue) will be open as cooling stations.

• (not active now)FOR CODE BLUE SHELTER: Overnight emergency shelter. Both Men's & Women/Children's shelters will be open for Code Blue.

HMIS REFERRAL NEEDED - 1ST COME, 1ST SERVE



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.

Provides shelter to homeless individuals on winter nights. Coffee, donuts and a light meal are provided, some cots are available, shower and laundry facilities on site. Helsp with identifying support resources, provide clothing, blankets and hygiene products usually available.

Serves as a cold blue shelter on nights when temperature reach 40 degrees or below.

The shelter address is:
524Dekalb Street
Norristown, PA 19401
The door to the shelter can be accessed from the parking lot which is at the back of the church building. It's a First Presbyterian Church.

During Code Blue the Shelter can always be accessed by the number to the Norristown Hospitality Center: 610-277-1321. It is redirected to a cell phone at the shelter during Code Blue hours. The center is open from 8.00 pm - 7.00 am. They take single adult men and women.

Opportunity House provides shelter during the cold winter nights for homeless single woman.

Year-round, emergency shelter. Guests are served a hot meal, given a cot, blanket and a place to sleep. Breakfast is served in the morning and guest may register to return in the evening before leaving in the morning. Day Shelter and Basic Needs case management are also provided.

Provides overnight shelter for up to 20 people on declared Code Blue nights. Limited to single adults only.

Please Note: Shelter space is currently available only for adult males; provides referrals for famales.

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

REFER ONLY FOR CODE BLUE WARMING SHELTER ONLY!!! JUST FOR MEN!!!!

Team works to engage individuals that are currently homeless and residing on the streets or are about to become homeless and in need of services or shelter.

The team has many resources and can assist people with gaining admission to the CHOC or other homeless shelters in the area, applying for benefits, getting access to treatment where requested and desired.

December 1, 2021 through March 31, 2022

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.


Covid-19 Protocols include temperature screenings, testing if symptoms present, quarantine protocols and masking protocols.

Operatges an emergency overnight shelter for families on nights when CODE BLUE has been declared.

For longer term shelter accommodations clients must complete intake with Your Way Home through 211.

Provides temporary overnight accommodations and protection from frigid temperatures during periods of severe weather. Operates November 15 through March 15.

Welcome Home is a 30-60 day emergency shelter for single women and families with children. Guests of the program receive case management services, weekly life skills classes, advocacy, and on-site mental health counseling.

A free overnight shelter providing a warm place to stay on extremely cold winter nights. Open when temps are 25 degrees and below in December through March. No pets allowed (except registered service dogs). The Greene County Humane Society will house animals overnight at no cost upon request.

Cold Weather Homeless Shelter providing over night warm place to sleep, showers and meals.

Provides emergency shelter for homeless when temperature is below 26 degrees and the city declares a code blue weather status.

Offers safe, warm lodging for adult males during the night time hours when the air temperature drops below 29°F. Dinner and breakfast are provided.

Provides congregate meals; health screenings; socialization; recreational activities including arts & crafts, bingo, computer class, cards, information, speakers, income tax preparation, prayer breakfast, assistance, Bible study, and walking club; rebate forms & PACE applications. Home delivered meals program for community frail elderly, sewing lap robes, health speakers, blood pressure screenings, transportation forms. Wii games and exercise classes.