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Homelessness Services at Warren Corps
The Salvation Army is committed to providing long-term and temporary shelter and support to individuals and families in our community who are experiencing homelessness. Our local office offers a variety of programs and services designed to help people overcome homelessness and rebuild their lives.
Many communities have emergency homeless shelters to provide a safe and secure environment for unhoused individuals and families to stay while they seek stable housing. We offer essential services such as meals, clothing, and hygiene supplies. Our dedicated staff and volunteers are committed to creating a welcoming and supportive atmosphere.
Beyond emergency shelter, we also provide a range of programs to help area individuals and families transition out of homelessness. These may include case management, job training, and housing assistance. By providing comprehensive support, we help address the underlying contributors to housing insecurity so that individuals and families can achieve greater stability and build a brighter future.
If you or someone you know in the community is experiencing homelessness, please reach out to our local office for assistance. We are here to help.
MATTS (Macomb's Answer to Temporary Shelter)
The Salvation Army MATTS is a goal-based shelter with an average stay of 90 days. MATTS is a drug and alcohol free emergency residential unit for men, women, and children in Macomb County. Residents are offered case management and counseling, referrals, clothing, medical care, and financial assistance. MATTS also offers community services, including AA meetings and referrals to other community agencies. If you or someone you know requires temporary housing to help regain stability in life, contact MATTS shelter or come to the shelter.
MATTS Contact Information
24140 Mound Road
Warren, MI 48091
Phone: (586) 754-7400
To volunteer at MATTS, please call: 586-755-5191
Homelessness can happen to anyone.
As of 2021, approximately 11.6% of people in the United States were living in poverty. Housing insecurity is not limited to a certain “type” of person. It can happen to virtually anyone at any time.
Stats
9,171,998
night of shelter were provided last year
18,469
individuals and families received assistance and help with permanent placing/housing last year
261
Salvation Army Emergency Shelters across the United States
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