The Salvation Army Florida

William’s House

Homeless men who are looking to partner with The Salvation Army to move beyond homelessness will receive temporary shelter at William’s House, the men’s wing of the new facility. The 14,539-square foot shelter will house up to 100 men per night. Beyond dignified lodgings in the clean, spacious dormitories, men will receive meals, counseling, and assistance in finding employment. Elderly and disabled visitors will receive advice from counselors on applying for VA and/or Social Security benefits.

Catherine’s House

The Catherine’s House women’s shelter will be an emergency shelter for single homeless women and will have a capacity of 40 women per night. The shelter will serve women who are homeless due to mental illness, substance abuse, and/or physical disabilities and women who need temporary shelter due to loss of income, eviction, lack of affordable housing, and/or domestic violence. The women who enter the shelter program will be provided with safe housing, nutritional meals, and individual case management. Caseworkers will also help select appropriate educational opportunities, employment, job training, and/or counseling.

Recuperative Care Program

This program fills a critical need in our community by providing shelter for individuals who have recently been discharged from local hospitals and who are homeless or facing homelessness. It provides individuals the opportunity to heal while regaining stability in their lives.

Veterans Program

Veterans often find themselves battling loneliness and depression years after returning home. The Salvation Army is committed to standing beside those who stood up for us by offering a variety of veteran services to meet their needs. We provide shelter, meals, extensive case management, and access to numerous resources throughout the community to help them acquire stable housing.