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Our Doors are always open
Each year, The Salvation Army provides over 10 million nights of shelter to those in need
The Salvation Army provides safe shelter to nearly 28,000 people every night through:
Joining the Veterans’ Residence as a part of the Midtown project, 3010 Apartments houses 58 one-bedroom units universally designed for individuals with a variety of special needs. Each apartment features a full bathroom, kitchen, and living/dining area.
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When a weather advisory is issued by the National Weather Service, The Salvation Army St. Louis will open up heating or cooling centers to provide shelter. Cooling center locations are activated when a Heat Advisory is issued when the Heat Index is expected to reach 105 degrees or air temperature reaches at least 100 degrees. The Salvation Army activates the warming centers when a cold advisory is issued or when the temperatures fall below 32 degrees.
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Using a holistic approach to treating addiction, a new, state-of-the-art, 22,500-square-foot facility in Midtown St. Louis supports The Salvation Army’s mission of creating sustainable positive change in the lives of individuals and communities.
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The Salvation Army’s Pathway of Hope initiative provides individualized services to families with children who desire to take action to break the cycle of crisis and vulnerability that repeats generation after generation. It seeks to address the root causes of poverty in addition to The Army’s history of compassionate serving.
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Renovated in 2010, The Railton Apartments offer downtown living for the St. Louis workforce at a reasonable rate.
Units offer 1 to 3 bedrooms, a kitchen, and a living space. The Railton also includes a computer center, fitness facility, laundry center and meeting spaces for resident use.
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Adjusting to life at home after returning from war can be as trying as the war, itself. Some veterans may find themselves homeless, estranged from families, and unable to live the lives they once knew. Seeing a need to expand the services of the Harbor Light Center, The Salvation Army implemented a plan to build a Veterans Residence on Locust Street downtown to accommodate the growing number of veterans in need.
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Our doors are always open to anyone without a place to call home.
Sometimes life doesn’t turn out how we planned. Our emergency, transitional or permanent housing options across the Midwest can help. At The Salvation Army, we have an open door policy when it comes to those needing help with housing - whether they need a place to rest their head inside our doors or need help finding a way to stay in their own home. All are welcome, and every night, we help thousands of men, women, youth and children sleep safely and dream of a better tomorrow.
