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This program provides temporary emergency shelter.

Provides resources, services and referrals for persons that are experiencing, or at risk of experiencing, homelessness. Program covers 46 counties in Arkansas.

Provides a free bed to anybody in the community who is without shelter for the night. Those in need of hygiene products will be given the proper supplies to take care of their bodies. This includes lice treatment, athletes foot treatment, and education regarding proper hygiene etiquette.Clients of Hope Campus are eligible for other programs which focus on Healthcare and Nutrition, Family Education, and Mental Health and Addiction.

Program provides safe shelter, hot meals, and shower facilities for those in need.

Program provides transitional housing for women and children. As a participant of the program, residents also receive assistance in: Securing childcare Securing Employment Enrolling in continuing education Life skills

This program provides a homeless shelter for men and/or families.

Provides meals, clean bed linens and social services.

Program provides a 58-bed emergency shelter that provides lodging, food, and assistance for individuals and families that are homeless or in need.

The Center of Hope provides emergency assistance, emergency shelter, transitional housing, and spiritual support to its clients. Program operates a 20-bed shelter that houses women and families. This includes three private rooms for families.Breakfast is served daily beginning at 7:00am to hungry families and individuals in the community.Note: Please call the main number, (501) 374-9296, to check on availability since community members are accommodated on a first-come, first-served basis. Check-in begins at 4:00pm.

Program offers: Safe shelter Shower and (towels provided) Laundry facilities Lockers-cubbies for storage Mail service Computer access Prescription assistance

Provides temporary housing for homeless families with children in White County.

One day events are designed to connect individuals and families who are experiencing homelessness to services they may have difficulty accessing on the street. To the extent that they can, service providers try to deliver as many of their services on-site, minimizing the need for referrals and follow-up. The range of services offered at Homeless Connect events vary depending on the resources available in the community and the degree to which service providers are able to deliver services at the event. Services include: housing; legal; mental health; dental and vision; veteran's assistance; employment assistance; hospitality; haircuts; clothing; food supplies; a meal; pet care; care packages and more.

Program has case managers who assist homeless people look for housing in order to survey available residences and obtain the most suitable option.