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Provides parks and recreation facilities as cooling/warming centers during heat/cold emergencies. Evaluates the need to extend facilities hours of operation.

Provides parks and recreation facilities as cooling/warming centers during heat/cold emergencies. Evaluates the need to extend facilities hours of operation.

Provides shelter to men. Alcohol and drugs use is strictly forbidden. Residents must maintain sobriety on and off property. Residents expected to assist with daily functioning of house. Shelter capacity is 28. Transitional house capacity is 12. No pets of any type are accepted.

Provides a temporary place to stay for individuals and families with no permanent housing. Length of stay is 90 days. The capacity of the program is 68 residents. Supportive services include case management, crisis intervention, daycare, anger management and access to recovery meetings. Also provides information on where individuals can stay warm overnight and on weekends when it is extremely cold.

Provides a temporary place to stay for individuals and families with no permanent housing. Length of stay is 90 days. The capacity of the program is 68 residents. Supportive services include case management, crisis intervention, daycare, anger management and access to recovery meetings. Also provides information on where individuals can stay warm overnight and on weekends when it is extremely cold.

Columbus Recreation and Parks Department will extend hours at select community centers during extreme cold. Watch the department's website and social media channels for updates. Information is also shared with the local news media.

Buckeye Men's homeless shelter is available to men age 18 or older, with or without children.

Buckeye Men's homeless shelter is available to men age 18 or older, with or without children.

Provides holistic programming that typically can last from 8-12 months. Programs have Christian focus. The long-term program consists of courses, intensive case management, on-site work activities, job readiness, and continuing education. Capacity is 166 beds. Shelter letters may be requested by outside agencies only, not by clients.

Provides holistic programming that typically can last from 8-12 months. Programs have Christian focus. The long-term program consists of courses, intensive case management, on-site work activities, job readiness, and continuing education. Capacity is 166 beds. Shelter letters may be requested by outside agencies only, not by clients.

Provides air conditioned and heated facilities which are open to the public during extreme weather, loss of electricity, or loss of heat. Residents can find short -term shelter at the fire station and/or City Hall. These facilities will offer water and seating only.

Provides air conditioned and heated facilities which are open to the public during extreme weather, loss of electricity, or loss of heat. Residents can find short -term shelter at the fire station and/or City Hall. These facilities will offer water and seating only.

Full shelter with showers, laundryfacilities, including kitchen. Guaranteed bed for 90 days for individuals that follow the program. Beds are available for 20 Males and 10 Females that are ages 18 and older and are Guernsey County residents. Currently no family units. If in active recovery, counseling is required to attend while staying at the Freedom House.

Full shelter with showers, laundryfacilities, including kitchen. Guaranteed bed for 90 days for individuals that follow the program. Beds are available for 20 Males and 10 Females that are ages 18 and older and are Guernsey County residents. Currently no family units. If in active recovery, counseling is required to attend while staying at the Freedom House.

Provides meals and basic needs for all of our residents and begins providing custom services the minute they walk through our door. Each resident is given a uniquely tailored Action Plan, outlining individualized, agreed-upon goals which they are held accountable for accomplishing. Programming includes:

• case management
• navigation/referral services
• life skills training
• budgeting classes
• cooking classes
• Celebrate Recovery (a faith-based recovery program).

Provides meals and basic needs for all of our residents and begins providing custom services the minute they walk through our door. Each resident is given a uniquely tailored Action Plan, outlining individualized, agreed-upon goals which they are held accountable for accomplishing. Programming includes:

• case management
• navigation/referral services
• life skills training
• budgeting classes
• cooking classes
• Celebrate Recovery (a faith-based recovery program).

Provides parks and recreation facilities as heating/cooling centers during cold/heat emergencies. Evaluates the need to extend facilities hours of operation.

Provides parks and recreation facilities as heating/cooling centers during cold/heat emergencies. Evaluates the need to extend facilities hours of operation.

Provides shelter and supportive services for homeless families including dual parent households with children and single parent families. Provides case management, permanent housing searches, and employment services. Families stay in individual apartment units at the Glendora House in West Akron. Participants are expected to work, look for employment, search for permanent housing, or spend time at the Family Center working toward employment or permanent housing.

Provides shelter and supportive services for homeless families including dual parent households with children and single parent families. Provides case management, permanent housing searches, and employment services. Families stay in individual apartment units at the Glendora House in West Akron. Participants are expected to work, look for employment, search for permanent housing, or spend time at the Family Center working toward employment or permanent housing.

Program provides emergency overnight shelter for single homeless men. Evening and morning meals served.

Program provides emergency overnight shelter for single homeless men. Evening and morning meals served.

Offers nighttime only shelter to individuals and families facing homelessness. RULES AND REGULATIONS: -Searches are conducted at the door each evening. -All medications, lap tops, cell phones or potential weapons will be collected and locked between 7:00 pm and 6:30 am. -If any drug paraphernalia is found, person will not be permitted at shelter. This includes medical marijuana and marijuana vape pens. -Provided: hot evening meal, light breakfast, shower facilities, hygiene items, vouchers for laundry, and storage totes (limited to 2 standard duffle-sized bags) for belongings while at the shelter. -Maximum stay is generally forty five (45) days. The first night the individual will meet with social worker who will help them set up goals and work on goals. -Individuals must be their own legal guardian (ineligible even if their legal guardian calls for referral). -Persons under the influence of drugs or alcohol upon arrival will not be admitted. -Convicted sexual predators/child victim predators or sexually oriented offenders who have committed an offense against a child cannot be accommodated. END OF RULES AND REGULATIONS. Free transportation to and from shelter is provided via Laketran. Busses are handicapped accessible and have bike racks. Evening pick up is at Lake County Sheriff's Office, 104 East Erie Street between 6:15 pm and 6:45 pm. Morning return trip arrives at Project Hope between 6:30 am and 7:00 am for transport to downtown Painesville.

Offers nighttime only shelter to individuals and families facing homelessness. RULES AND REGULATIONS: -Searches are conducted at the door each evening. -All medications, lap tops, cell phones or potential weapons will be collected and locked between 7:00 pm and 6:30 am. -If any drug paraphernalia is found, person will not be permitted at shelter. This includes medical marijuana and marijuana vape pens. -Provided: hot evening meal, light breakfast, shower facilities, hygiene items, vouchers for laundry, and storage totes (limited to 2 standard duffle-sized bags) for belongings while at the shelter. -Maximum stay is generally forty five (45) days. The first night the individual will meet with social worker who will help them set up goals and work on goals. -Individuals must be their own legal guardian (ineligible even if their legal guardian calls for referral). -Persons under the influence of drugs or alcohol upon arrival will not be admitted. -Convicted sexual predators/child victim predators or sexually oriented offenders who have committed an offense against a child cannot be accommodated. END OF RULES AND REGULATIONS. Free transportation to and from shelter is provided via Laketran. Busses are handicapped accessible and have bike racks. Evening pick up is at Lake County Sheriff's Office, 104 East Erie Street between 6:15 pm and 6:45 pm. Morning return trip arrives at Project Hope between 6:30 am and 7:00 am for transport to downtown Painesville.

Family Promise is a faith-based program that offers unhoused families with children, and/or single fathers with children, a safe place to stay so they can focus on rebuilding their lives, obtaining employment, and finding sustainable housing. Family Promise provides training in Budgeting and financing, Parenting, and Life Skills, along with many other courses based on family needs.