Connects youth experiencing homelessness with necessary resources in order to create a stable housing plan. Also distributes survival aid items such as blankets, hats, gloves, food, personal hygiene items, and health items. The drop-in center contains bathing and laundry facilities, as well as computers.

Delivers street-based outreach, providing crisis intervention, counseling, advocacy, and prevention services. Engaging with homeless, runaway, or couch-surfing teens, counselors strive to secure safe and stable housing while also offering education and public speaking workshops on high-risk behaviors to schools and organizations.Featuring a teen helpline, crisis intervention and counseling to prevent homelessness, referral and safe transportation to shelter facilities, life-skills training, connection to community support services, and prevention education and outreach programs in schools and the community.

Provides an emergency shelter for single men and women 21 years of age and older. Services offered are food, housing, and supportive services for those in need. Operates an outreach service for the unsheltered homeless.

Provides sheltering services to individuals facing homelessness. The CEAS Center also serves as a site where community agencies can provide services and facilitate the journey from homelessness to housing.

Provides food to the homeless who live in the woods or streets and to area motels and offers referrals to other service agencies for problems with alcohol and drugs, or medical and mental health care or outpatient services and PATH program.

Helps keep youth, ages 13 through 24, off of the street, to prevent the exploitation of high-risk youth, and combat human trafficking. Services include food and clothing, job and educational counseling, HIV/AIDS information, and access to a crisis-intervention or transitional living program.

Provides outreach, rapid response, and homeless resource navigation services to vulnerable individuals who are experiencing homelessness or in crisis. Services include: treatment, housing, employment, education, and legal assistance. Also mobilizes impact teams to provide direct and rapid response outreach and immediate services. Homeless individuals may receive assistance in returning to their point of origin, depending on funding availability.

Operates a Projects for Assistance in Transition from Homelessness (PATH) program, offering community-based case management and outreach services for adults facing serious mental illness and homelessness. Additionally, provides targeted case management for homeless veterans with mental health issues and a drop-in center with amenities like refreshments, showers, and socialization.

Provides immediate outreach for homeless veterans to assess and respond to their needs. Supportive assistance provided to help veterans gain access to their benefits.

Helps keep youth, ages 13 through 24, off of the street, to prevent the exploitation of high-risk youth, and combat human trafficking. Services include food and clothing, job and educational counseling, HIV/AIDS information, and access to a crisis-intervention or transitional living program.

Engages homeless individuals and families who are precariously housed, and links them to supportive housing services. Provides direct assistance to individuals in the form of food, clothing, transportation, personal hygiene products, and other immediate needs.