Homelessness Resources

Carbondale Homeless Assistance @ facebook.com/groups/carbondalehomeless
Facebook group dedicated to helping those in need within the Carbondale area.

Center for Empowerment and Justice @ facebook.com/C3nter4Justice
Social services organization that offers regular computer lab access, a free store, and helps individuals in need find housing.

Children's Mental Health Initiative @ samhsa.gov/grants/grant-announcements/sm-23-013
Also known as the Grants for Expansion and Sustainability of the Comprehensive Community Mental Health Services for Children with Serious Emotional Disturbance, CMHI provides resources to young people ages 21 and under and their families if they are at risk or currently homeless.

Emergency & Transitional Housing Program @ dhs.state.il.us/page.aspx?item=30362
Program by the Illinois Department of Human Services to give immediate and comprehensive shelter services to homeless individuals and those at risk of homelessness. Also includes their FY 25 Emergency and Transitional Housing Providers.

Healthy Transitions @ samsha.gov/grants/grant-announcements/sm-23-003
Program that provides services to young people ages 16 to 25 who are currently experiencing or are at risk of being homeless.

Homeless and Housing Resource Center @ hhrctraining.org
Major hub of resources by the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration to help people find accessible, no-cost training on housing stability and recovery.

HOTLINES • HOTLINES • HOTLINES • HOTLINES • HOTLINES

211 = Referrals and directory to any/all services. Live assistance for food, shelter, counseling, income support, employment, healthcare, and local community services.

411 = Directory assistance and information call center to look up phone numbers. Unlike 211, 411 is not free and costs vary based on cell phone provider.

National Runaway Safeline @ 1800runaway.org  |  800-786-2929
NRS is a national communications system for runaway and homeless youth and works to keep America's runaway, homeless, and at-risk youth safe and off the streets. Available by call, Instant Message, email, and forum.

National Domestic Violence Hotline @ thehotline.org  |  800-799-7233
The Hotline has answered millions of calls over 25 years with expert advocates trained in crisis intervention, safety planning, education, advocacy, and referrals regarding domestic and sexual violence. Also available via text at 88788 and Instant Message.

​National Human Trafficking Hotline @ humantraffickinghotline.org  |  888-373-7888
Confidential 24/7 hotline available via call, text, and online chat to report potential human trafficking throughout the United States. Anonymous tips can be reported by anyone who believes human trafficking may be occurring in their community.

National Call Center for Homeless Veterans @ va.gov/homeless  |  877-424-3838
​Provides free 24/7 help to veterans who are homeless or at risk of homelessness.

Need additional help? Visit our larger hotline and warmline directory here.

Homeless Youth @ dhs.state.il.us/page.aspx?item=30772
IDHS program that ensures youth ages 14 to 23 have the ability to be safe, stable, and self-sufficient. Some of their services include food, clothing, shelter, case management, family reunification, life skills training, education, and job services.

HUD Exchange @ hudexchange.info
Provided by the US Department of Housing and Urban Development to give information, services, and tools to community partners throughout the country such as state and local governments, nonprofit organizations, Continuums of Care, Public Housing Authorities, tribes, and other partners.

ILHousingSearch @ ilhousingsearch.org
Free online resource for those seeking rental housing or property in Illinois at affordable and accessible rates that fit individual needs and budgets.

Minority HIV/AIDS Fund @ samhsa.gov
Pilot program that provides healthcare to marginalized people who are experiencing homelessness and focuses on integrating HIV treatment/prevention alongside behavioral health.

National Association of Free and Charitable Clinics @ nafcclinics.org
Network resource that provides information on free medical, dental, pharmacy, vision, and behavioral services throughout the country through nonprofit organizations that provide essential services regardless of an individual’s ability to pay.

National Coalition for Homeless Veterans @ nchv.org
Network of community-based services and providers that offer housing, food, healthcare, job training, legal aid, and case management for veterans.

National Coalition for the Homeless @ nationalhomeless.org
Network of organizations and individuals that connect those at risk or are currently homeless with information about social services, shelters, and housing assistance.

National Community Action Partnership @ communityactionpartnership.com
Network of organizations that aim to lift up their local communities, including homeless shelters. Listed by the National Coalition for the Homeless as a primary resource for homeless individuals in rural areas.

National Domestic Violence Hotline @ thehotline.org
Project by the US Department of Health and Human Services and Administration on Children, Youth, and Families that provides free tools, supports, and resources to help survivors of domestic and sexual violence with confidential and compassionate professionals.

National Healthcare for the Homeless Council @ nhchc.org
Organization that aims to improve homeless healthcare through training, research, and advocacy. Their online courses and webinars are offered completely for free.

National Human Trafficking Hotline @ humantraffickinghotline.org
Supported by the Administration for Children and Families and US Department of Health and Human Services. Allows for confidential reporting and hosts the National Human Trafficking Referral Directory.

National Runaway Safeline @ 1800runaway.org
Organization for America’s runaway, homeless, and at-risk youth safe and off the streets. NRA does not advocate for young people to run away or not - they give young people the resources and tools to be as safe as possible in secure environments.

Projects for Assistance in Transition from Homelessness (PATH) @ samhsa.gov/homeless-programs-resources/path
Funds services for people with mental illness experiencing homelessness to all 50 US states, DC, Puerto Rico, Northern Mariana Islands, Guam, American Samoa, and the US Virgin Islands.

Shawnee Development Council, Incorporated @ shawneedevelopment.org
Southern Illinois-based organization that serves Alexander, Johnson, Massac, Pulaski, and Union counties with community programs such as their Community Food Distribution, IDHS Homeless Prevention, Low Income Home Energy Assistance, Emergency Assistance Program, Rental Housing Support, Weatherization Assistance, Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act, and more.

Southern Illinois Homeless Coalition @ sihomelesscoalition.org
Provides direct resources and services to all homeless individuals in Southern Illinois, aiming to end homelessness in the southern twenty-four counties of the region.

SSI/SSDI Outreach, Access, and Recovery (SOAR) @ samhsa.gov/homeless-programs-resources/soar
Program that helps homeless individuals apply for disability services if they have a serious mental illness, medical impairment, and/or a co-occurring substance use disorder.

Supportive Housing Program @ dhs.state.il.us/page.aspx?item=30361 
IDHS program that provides supportive services and housing for the formerly homeless, or those in danger of becoming homeless, through community programs. Some of their services include substance abuse counseling, mental health programs, transportation, job training, child care, and case management.

Take Action Today @ takeactiontoday.net
Support organization that offers recovery assistance, behavioral health, referrals, harm reduction, and more within Franklin, Jefferson, Perry, Williamson, and Jackson counties.

Treatment for Individuals Experiencing Homelessness (TIEH) @ samhsa.gov/homeless-programs-resources/tieh-program
Expands mental health and substance use programs to people experiencing homelessness, providing treatments, peer support, and permanent housing to individuals.

US Department of Health and Human Services @ hhs.gov
Federal agency that administers over 100 services across the country, including TANF, SNAP, Medicaid, and educational/training services.

US Department of Housing and Urban Development, Continuum of Care (CoC) Program @ resources.hud.gov  |  [email protected]  |  Call 314-265-6519
Program to promote community commitment to ending homelessness, provide funding for efforts by nonprofit providers, and quickly allow State and local governments to rehouse homeless individuals.

Wabash Area Development, Incorporated @ wadi-inc.com
Southern Illinois-based organization that provides homeless services, Head Start, rental assistance, economic development, etc.

Temporary Shelter

🏳️‍🌈 This is a list of all current shelters and organizations that provide aid to those experiencing homelessness. However, many aid organizations are faith and Christian-based and may discriminate against LGBTQIA+ people through religious exemption. Listings indicated with a star (✩) refer to LGBTQIA+ friendly organizations.
✋ FY 25 Emergency and Transitional Housing Provider, listed by the Illinois Department of Human Services.
🐶 Offers pet accommodation.
❤️‍🩹 Domestic violence shelter, may not offer services and shelter to non-survivors.
👮Provides shelter to individuals with sexual or domestic abuse convictions.

alexander county

Cairo Women’s Shelter 🏳️‍🌈❤️‍🩹 @ cairowomensshelter.org  |  618-734-4357  |  911 Cedar Street, Cairo
Domestic violence shelter that serves Alexander, Hardin, Massac, Pope, Pulaski, and Union counties. 30-day maximum stay.  Also offers case management, food, clothing, transportation, education, and crisis intervention.
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Shawnee Development Council, Incorporated ✋ shawneedevelopment.org  |  618-734-0535  |  1401 Washington Avenue, Cairo
Organization that serves Alexander, Johnson, Massac, Pulaski, and Union counties. Emergency Assistance Program provides shelter, food, clothing, medical care, and utilities to low-income individuals. Also offers food distribution, financial assistance, education, and career counseling.

frankin county

The Night’s Shield 🏳️‍🌈 @ thenightsshield.org  |  618-932-6400  |  301 E Garland Street, West Frankfort
Youth shelter for young people ages 14  to 24. 120-day maximum stay. Also offers case management, housing assistance, career counseling, and support to help young people become independent.

hardin county

Shawnee Development Council, Incorporated ✋ shawneedevelopment.org  |  618-287-7071  |  147 N Main Street, Elizabethtown
Organization that serves Alexander, Johnson, Massac, Pulaski, and Union counties. Emergency Assistance Program provides shelter, food, clothing, medical care, and utilities to low-income individuals. Also offers food distribution, financial assistance, education, and career counseling.    ​

jackson county

Carbondale Warming Center 🏳️‍🌈@ cwcentered.org  |  314-312-2539  |  608 E College Street, Carbondale
Nonprofit shelter that offers sleeping arrangements on a night-by-night basis. In addition to emergency shelter, the Warming Center also provides housing and employment assistance. Occasionally has community food bank available.    

Good Samaritan @ goodsamcarbondale.com  |  618-457-5794  |  701 S Marion Street, Carbondale
Homeless shelter established by the Carbondale Interfaith Council that provides shelter, food, counseling, and advocacy. Good Samaritan Ministries also offers case management, transitional housing, referrals, a food pantry, a soup kitchen, and an emergency assistance program.

Survivor Empowerment Center 🏳️‍🌈❤️‍🩹 @ empowering survivors.org  |  618-549-4807  |  610 Thompson Street, Carbondale
Domestic violence shelter that provides emergency shelter, crisis intervention, case management, food, clothing, cell phones, transportation, education, safety planning, legal assistance, job training, counseling, and child care. 45-day maximum stay. Serves Jackson, Williamson, Franklin, Perry, Union, Saline, Gallatin, and Johnson counties.

jefferson county

Lifeboat Alliance @ lifeboatalliance.org  |  618-244-4088  |  1717 Jefferson Avenue, Mount Vernon
Faith-based homeless shelter that provides case management, transportation, employment services, and housing. Has a selective application process where prospective applicants must apply via a form on their website.

johnson county

Shawnee Development Council, Incorporated ✋ shawneedevelopment.org  |  618-524-2941  |  1 Superman Square, Metropolis
Organization that serves Alexander, Johnson, Massac, Pulaski, and Union counties. Emergency Assistance Program provides shelter, food, clothing, medical care, and utilities to low-income individuals. Also offers food distribution, financial assistance, education, and career counseling.    ​

massac county

Guardian Family Services 🏳️‍🌈❤️‍🩹👮 @ guardianfamilyservices.org  |  618-524-9922  |  117 W 10th Street, Metropolis
Domestic violence shelter that provides case management, transportation, food, clothing, education, legal assistance, counseling, and job training. 45-day maximum stay. Serves Massac, Pulaski, Alexander, Union, Hardin, and Pope counties - but accepts referrals from anywhere. One of the few organizations that offers services and counseling to sexual and/or domestic violence offenders as well as victims.

Shawnee Development Council, Incorporated ✋ shawneedevelopment.org    |  618-524-2941  |  1 Superman Square, Metropolis
Organization that serves Alexander, Johnson, Massac, Pulaski, and Union counties. Emergency Assistance Program provides shelter, food, clothing, medical care, and utilities to low-income individuals. Also offers food distribution, financial assistance, education, and career counseling.

pope county

Shawnee Development Council, Incorporated ✋ shawneedevelopment.org  |  618-287-7071  |  147 N Main Street, Elizabethtown
Organization that serves Alexander, Johnson, Massac, Pulaski, and Union counties. Emergency Assistance Program provides shelter, food, clothing, medical care, and utilities to low-income individuals. Also offers food distribution, financial assistance, education, and career counseling.

pulaski county

Shawnee Development Council, Incorporated ✋ shawneedevelopment.org   |  618-734-0535  |  1401 Washington Avenue, Cairo
Organization that serves Alexander, Johnson, Massac, Pulaski, and Union counties. Emergency Assistance Program provides shelter, food, clothing, medical care, and utilities to low-income individuals. Also offers food distribution, financial assistance, education, and career counseling.

saline county

Christian Community Compassion Center @ 4cshbg.org  |  618-252-3931  |  632 N Jackson Street, Harrisburg
Faith-based homeless shelter that provides housing to those in need. Also hosts community food pantry for households who have experienced job loss, hours being cut, welfare benefits being ceased, or other types of crises. ​

union county

Shawnee Development Council, Incorporated ✋ shawneedevelopment.org  |  618-833-7431  |  1000 N Main Street, Anna
Organization that serves Alexander, Johnson, Massac, Pulaski, and Union counties. Emergency Assistance Program provides shelter, food, clothing, medical care, and utilities to low-income individuals. Also offers food distribution, financial assistance, education, and career counseling.

williamson county

The Lighthouse Shelter @ thelighthouseshelter.com  |  618-993-8180  |  1101 N Madison Street, Marion
Faith-based homeless shelter that promotes the general welfare of homeless people through housing, healthcare, and food assistance.

st. louis & metro east region

ALIVE 🏳️‍🌈🐶 @ alivestl.org  |  314-993-7080
Emergency shelter that provides crisis intervention, transportation, case management, food, clothing, cell phones, legal assistance, and support groups. 14-day maximum stay. Offers pet accommodation.

Bridge of Hope Ministries @ bridgeofhopestl.org  |  314-405-0253  |  4001 Cottage Avenue, St. Louis
Faith-based homeless shelter that provides holistic care to homeless individuals, which includes shelter, healthcare, and social services.

Catholic Urban Programs ✋ @ catholicurbanprograms.org  |  618-398-5616  |  7 Vieux Carre Drive, East St. Louis
CUP hosts social service programs for homeless people in the Belleville or Metro East area, as well as emergency shelter, case management, housing assistance, food services, and education programs.

Center for Youth on the Rise  |  314-615-0221  |  12079 Bellefontaine Road, Spanish Lake
Organization ran by St. Louis County’s Department of Human Services to provide support and services to young people ages 23 and under. Offers drop-in services throughout the week, case management, counseling, education, and legal assistance.

City Hope St. Louis @ facebook.com/cityhopest314  |  314-904-4673  |  5501 Delmar Boulevard, St. Louis
Provides immediate emergency shelter and resources to those experiencing or at risk of being homeless within the St. Louis metropolitan area.

Covenant House @ covenanthousemo.org  |  314-533-2241  |  2727 Kingshighway Boulevard, St. Louis
Emergency shelter with a 30-day maximum stay limit for youth ages 24 and under. While staying with the Covenant House, residents also have access to therapy, healthcare, education services, employment assistance, transportation, and case management. After use of their emergency shelter, residents have the option to use their transitional living program for up to two years.

Epworth 🏳️‍🌈 @ epworth.org  |  314-727-6294  |  110 N Elm Avenue, Webster Groves
Multiservice shelter that serves young people ages 24 and under with emergency housing, transitional housing, foster care, counseling, food, and other services to help youth transition to happy, healthy adult lives.

Gateway 180 @ gateway180.org  |  314-231-1515  |  1000 N 19th Street, St. Louis
Family-focused homeless shelter that provides case management to help families with housing, food, life skills, counseling, and educational needs. 

Good Samaritan ✋ @ goodsamhouse.org  |  618-300-7255  |  1825 Delmar Avenue, Granite City
Family-focused homeless shelter that provides support to unhoused mothers and children in the Metro East region in Madison County.

Kathy J. Weinman Shelter 🏳️‍🌈❤️‍🩹 @ stlouiscac.org  |  314-516-6798  |  7800 Weinman Way, St. Louis
Domestic violence shelter that provides case management, food, clothing, education, legal assistance, referrals, job placement, counseling, and workshops. 90-day maximum stay.

Madison County Community Development ✋ @ madisoncountyil.gov  |  618-296-4299  |  157 N Main Street, Edwardsville
Responsible for administering US Department of Housing and Urban Development programs in the Metro East region, including Continuum of Care (CoC) grants, Emergency Assistance Programs, Economic Development, the Housing Investment Partnership grant, and the Community Development Block Grant.

Restoration House/The Rock @ restorationhousestl.org  |  314-370-7180  |  2912 Chippewa Street, St. Louis
Faith-based homeless shelter that provides case management and community programs to improve the life skills and resources of homeless people in safe environments.

Salvation Army ✋🏳️‍🌈 @ centralusa.salvationarmy.org  |  314-646-3000  |  1130 Hampton Avenue, St. Louis
Faith-based national organization that offers emergency shelter, food, healthcare, and job training. Even though the Salvation Army is a faith-based and Christian organization, they claim to be pro-LGBTQIA+ and list its resources as explicitly inclusive of the queer community despite allegations made against them.

St. Louis Empowerment Center @ dbsaempowerment.org  |  314-652-6100  |  907 Dock Street, St. Louis
Daily drop-in center that provides free peer support and recovery resources for those struggling with substance misuse, GED classes, employment assistance, benefits management, housing, and other services.

St. Patrick Center @ stpatrickcenter.org  |  314-802-0700  |  800 N Tucker Boulevard, St. Louis
Ministry of Catholic Charities that assists within the St. Louis area to help homeless individuals find sustainable housing, employment, and healthcare. 

The SPOT/Project ARK 🏳️‍🌈 @ thespot.wustl.edu  |  314-535-0413  |  4169 Laclede Avenue, St. Louis
Youth-centered homeless shelter for those ages 24 and under. In addition to their drop-in services, the SPOT also provides medical services, counseling, and case management.

Violence Prevention Center 🏳️‍🌈❤️‍🩹🐶 @ vpcswi.org  |  618-235-0892
Domestic violence shelter that provides case management, food, clothing, cell phones, transportation, legal assistance, counseling, and safety planning. 45-day maximum stay. Offers pet accommodation.

cape girardeau

American Red Cross @ redcross.org/local/missouri/get-help  |  573-335-9471  |  2430 Myra Drive, Cape Girardeau
Nonprofit organization that provides immediate assistance for food, shelter, clothing, and emotional support to those in crisis. Provides free education on various types of emergencies, like disease, droughts, earthquakes, extreme heat, fire, flooding, hurricanes, landslides, nuclear explosions, tornados, terrorism, volcanos, winter weather, etc.

Community Partnership of Southeast Missouri @ cpsemo.org  |  573-651-3747  |  40 S Sprigg Street, Cape Girardeau
Homeless shelter that provides a variety of services and serves a wide range of communities, including veterans, youth, young parents, those who have been previously incarcerated, and more. CPSEMO is an AmeriCorps VISTA affiliate volunteer organization.

Disabled American Veterans Homeless Veterans Initiative @ dav.org  |  877-426-2838  |  711 S Mt. Auburn Road, Cape Girardeau
Program under the Disabled American Veterans that focuses care to American veterans in need.

Good Samaritan Boys Ranch @ ranchlife.org  |  417-376-2238  |  5549 Highway K, Brighton
Trauma-informed care facility that works with the foster care system to help youth become stabilized and receive the care they need. 

Hope Children’s Home @ fosteradopt.org  |  573-200-8233  |  709 E Main Street, Jackson
Foster care service that also offers support groups, legal advocacy, food, clothing, and education services to the community.

Metanoia Refuge ❤️‍🩹 @ metanoia-inc.org  |  225-654-1005
Nationwide shelter for girls who have experienced human trafficking and provides therapy, healthcare, education, employment training, and more for free.

Safe House of Southeast Missouri 🏳️‍🌈❤️‍🩹🐶 @ semosafehouse.org  |  573-335-7745  |  2350 Independence Street, Cape Girardeau
Domestic violence shelter that provides emergency shelter with no maximum stay limits. Offers pet accommodation. Also provides case management, food, clothing, education, cell phones, transportation, crisis intervention, legal assistance, counseling, and education.

Salvation Army 🏳️‍🌈 @ centralusa.salvationarmy.org/midland/capegirardeau  |  573-335-7000  |  701 Good Hope Street, Cape Girardeau
Faith-based national organization that offers emergency shelter, food, healthcare, and job training. Even though the Salvation Army is a faith-based and Christian organization, they claim to be pro-LGBTQIA+ and list its resources as explicitly inclusive of the queer community despite allegations made against them.

The People’s Shelter @ stjamesamecape.com  |  573-334-9119  |  516 N Street, Cape Girardeau
Shelter based out of St. James AME Church that provides regular lunch bags, showers, and sleeping arrangements for the community.

paducah

American Red Cross @ redcross.org/local/kentucky/about-us/locations/western-kentucky-chapter  |  270-442-3575  |  4635 Falconcrest Drive, Paducah
​Nonprofit organization that provides immediate assistance for food, shelter, clothing, and emotional support to those in crisis. Provides free education on various types of emergencies, like disease, droughts, earthquakes, extreme heat, fire, flooding, hurricanes, landslides, nuclear explosions, tornados, terrorism, volcanos, winter weather, etc.

Disabled American Veterans Homeless Veterans Initiative @ dav.org  |  270-444-9808  |  1133 Murray Avenue, Paducah
Program under the Disabled American Veterans that focuses care to American veterans in need.

Merryman House 🐶 @ merrymanhouse.org  |  800-585-2686
Women-only emergency shelter that also provides pet accommodation. Also provides case management, food, clothing, cell phones, education, safety planning, legal assistance, and job placement.

Metanoia Refuge ❤️‍🩹 @ metanoia-inc.org  |  225-654-1005
Nationwide shelter for girls who have experienced human trafficking and provides therapy, healthcare, education, employment training, and more for free.

Paducah Cooperative Ministry @ paducahcoopministray.org  |  270-442-6795  |  270 Legion Drive, Paducah
Interfaith ministry that provides basic needs and shelter to the Paducah area, supported by dozens of local congregations ranging from Christian to Muslim to Jewish faiths.

River City Mission @ rivercitymission.org  |  270-442-7921  |  1466 Bechtold Road, Paducah
Temporary homeless shelter that provides services, work assistance, and counseling to single men and families in the Paducah region.

Washington Street Baptist Church Warming Center @ paducahky.gov/warming-center  |  270-442-8033  |  739 Washington Street, Paducah
Warming center provided by the Washington Street Baptist Church that provides a safe and warm place for homeless individuals to rest.

evansville

Albion Fellows Bacon Center ❤️‍🩹 @ albionfellowsbacon.org  |  812-422-9372
24/7 nonprofit organization that serves survivors of domestic and sexual violence with emergency shelter, support groups, and community education.

American Red Cross @ redcross.org/local/indiana/about-us/locations/southwest-indiana  |  812-471-7200  |  29 S Stockwell Road, Evansville
Nonprofit organization that provides immediate assistance for food, shelter, clothing, and emotional support to those in crisis. Provides free education on various types of emergencies, like disease, droughts, earthquakes, extreme heat, fire, flooding, hurricanes, landslides, nuclear explosions, tornados, terrorism, volcanos, winter weather, etc.

Catalyst Rescue Mission @ catalstrescuemission.org  |  812-285-1197  |  1727 DL Motley Way, Evansville
Faith-based homeless shelter that provides emergency arrangements and education to those in Southern Indiana. 

Evansville Rescue Mission @ evansvillerescuemission.org  |  812-421-3800  |  500 E Walnut Street, Evansville
Christian-centered homeless shelter that provides housing, food, and other services to those in need in the Tri-State area.

House of Bread and Peace @ houseofbreadandpeace.org  |  812-425-6754  |  250 E Chandler Avenue, Evansville
Provides shelter to homeless women and children in the Evansville area, and also provides resources and tools to help individuals become stabilized in their communities.

Metanoia Refuge ❤️‍🩹 @ metanoia-inc.org  |  225-654-1005
Nationwide shelter for girls who have experienced human trafficking and provides therapy, healthcare, education, employment training, and more for free.

Ozanam Family Shelter @ ozanamfamilyshelter.org  |  812-422-2214  |  1100 Read Street, Evansville
Emergency shelter focused on helping families stay together in times of need, and helps households secure long-term housing arrangements in addition to immediate shelter.

Salvation Army 🏳️‍🌈 @ centralusa.salvationarmy.org/evansvilleIN  |  812-422-4673  |  1040 N Fulton Avenue, Evansville
Faith-based national organization that offers emergency shelter, food, healthcare, and job training. Even though the Salvation Army is a faith-based and Christian organization, they claim to be pro-LGBTQIA+ and list its resources as explicitly inclusive of the queer community despite allegations made against them.

United Caring Services @ unitedcaringservices.org  |  812-422-0297  |  324 NW 6th Street, Evansville
Homeless shelter centered on crisis stabilization through the Bethel United Church of Christ, providing daily meals, laundry services, and toiletries to individuals on top of their emergency shelter.

YWCA Evansville 🏳️‍🌈 ❤️‍🩹@ ywcaevansville.org  |  812-422-1191  |  118 Vine Street, Evansville
Provides emergency shelter, recovery programs, and specialized services to survivors of domestic and sexual abuse, ranging from advocacy and support groups to case management and employment assistance.