Homelessness
Spokane Citadel Corps Homelessness Information
Homelessness Services in Spokane
Housing insecurity and prolonged poverty are strongly linked, and that's why we work to provide short and long-term housing programs to displaced families. The Salvation Army Spokane offers many programs on campus that provide refuge to struggling children, women, men, and families, from overnight and emergency shelters to transitional living centers that help rebuild lives.
Stepping Stones Transitional Housing
A 30-unit apartment complex for homeless families with children who meet the HUD standards of 30% to 50% of Spokane's Annual Median Income. All families must participate in case management and life skills classes. Families may reside in this program for up to 24 months while they work to increase their income, pay off debts, and address issues that led to their homelessness, all while pursuing affordable housing.
For more information, or to apply for this program, call 509-325-6810.
How You Can Help
There are many ways to support The Salvation Army's local homelessness services:
- Volunteer: Share your time and skills to help with different activities. You can serve meals, provide child care, or assist with office tasks.
- Donate: Your gift helps us provide essential services to those in need.
Together, we can make a difference in the lives of those experiencing homelessness.
Stepping Stones Transitional Housing
The Salvation Army Spokane helps those in need to overcome housing challenges through a variety of homeless housing programs on campus.
Stepping Stones offers Family Transition Housing for households with three or more members. Families can stay on a month-to-month basis for up to 24 months while focusing on boosting income, reducing debt, and tackling root causes of homelessness. The program offers structure, supervision, support, and life skills training, serving as a bridge from homelessness to permanent housing for families. For more information or to apply for this program, call 509-325-6810.
Stats
14.80%
of adults in America currently live in poverty
1,096
Corps Community Centers across the United States, providing localized programming to help individuals and families in their communities.
3+ Million
3,052,827 of people in the U.S. in need received financial assistance from The Salvation Army last year.
Help break the cycle of poverty
Your donation is crucial for providing essential resources, support, and opportunities that help individuals and families break the cycle of poverty and build a better future.
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