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  1. #Minnesota - In the Heart of #Minneapolis’ Urban Indian Community, a #WarmingCenter Becomes a Lifeline

    #Indigenous-led groups open a culturally grounded warming shelter as federal enforcement and life-threatening temperatures collide

    by MSR News Online January 18, 2026

    Excerpt: "As dangerously cold temperatures grip Minnesota, #unsheltered community members face escalating risk across the #TwinCities. For Native people living without stable housing, that danger is compounded by recent federal immigration enforcement [#ICE] activity in Minneapolis.

    "This week, four members of the #OglalaSioux Tribe were detained by Immigration and Customs Enforcement in Minneapolis. One person has died from exposure. The cold is severe, and the stakes are life and death.

    "In the Phillips neighborhood, at the heart of one of the largest Urban Indian communities in the country, Indigenous-led organizations are responding where systems have fallen short.

    "The Minnesota Indian Women’s Resource Center and #NenookaasiOzhige have opened a culturally grounded, low-barrier warming shelter to provide safety, warmth, and protection for unsheltered Native relatives."

    Read more:
    spokesman-recorder.com/2026/01

    A list of other Shelter Resources in the Twin cities from #MIWRC [Minnesota Indian Women's Resource Center]

    Source:
    miwrc.org/shelters

    SHELTER-Single

    #AICDC - #HomewardBound (612) 354-7352
    aicdc-mn.org/ [email protected]
    2012 Cedar ave. Minneapolis, MN 55404
    Native American

    Salvation Army - Harbor Light Center 1-800-725-2769 centralusa.salvationarmy.org/n
    1010 Currie Avenue N, MINNEAPOLIS, Minnesota 55403
    3 male / 3 Female shelters

    Salvation Army 1-800-725-2769 centralusa.salvationarmy.org/n
    1010 Currie Avenue N, MINNEAPOLIS, Minnesota 55403
    Female only

    Catholic Charities-Higher Ground (612)204-8552 cctwincities.org/locations/hig [email protected] 165 Glenwood Avenue North Minneapolis, MN 55405
    Male only

    Agate housing and services (612) 874-0311
    agatemn.org/ [email protected]
    2309 Nicollet Ave, Minneapolis, MN 55404
    1 Partners/ 1 Male only

    Our Saviours Shelter (612) 872-4193
    oscs-mn.org/our-saviours-housi [email protected]
    2219 Chicago Ave. So. Minneapolis, MN 55404
    Male and Female

    Avivo Villages (612) 752-8000
    avivomn.org/avivovillage/ [email protected]
    1900 Chicago Avenue Minneapolis, MN 55404
    Male and Female

    SHELTER-Family

    St. Anne's Place- Haven Housing (612) 521-2128
    havenhousing.org/st-annes-place [email protected]
    1803 Bryant Ave N, Minneapolis, MN 55411
    Mothers and children

    People Serving People (612) 332-4500
    peopleservingpeople.org/
    614 3rd St S, Minneapolis, MN 55415
    Pregnant or households with young children

    Hope for the Journey Home (651) 762-9124
    guardian-angels.org/hope/ [email protected]
    8260 4th Street North, Oakdale, MN US 55128
    Family focused group

    SHELTER-Youth

    Avenues for Youth (612) 522-1690
    avenuesforyouth.org/resources- [email protected]
    1708 Oak Park Avenue N. Minneapolis, MN 55411
    Youth shelter in Minneapolis and Brooklyn Center age 16-21

    Catholic Charities-Hope Street (612) 204-8211 cctwincities.org/locations/hop [email protected]
    4140 Cheatham Ave Minneapolis, MN 55406
    18-24 years old

    The Bridge for Youth (612) 377-8800
    bridgeforyouth.org/ [email protected]
    1111 W 22nd St, Minneapolis, MN 55405
    Resilience House 10-17/ Gloria's Place pregnant and parent youth 15-17 &0-3 ages children

    The Link (763) 703-3434
    Referrals thelinkmn.org/programs/housing [email protected]
    1210 Glenwood Ave Minneapolis, MN 55405
    Dignity House 10-17/ Passageways sexually exploited 10-17

    180 Degrees Brittanys Place (651) 287-4801
    180degrees.org/brittanys-place [email protected]
    1281 7th Street East, St. Paul, MN 55106​
    Sexually Exploited 10-17

    180 Degrees Hope House (612) 900-2077
    180degrees.org/hope-house.html [email protected]
    3010 W 78th St, Excelsior, MN 55331
    14-19 years old

    YMCA of the North safe Stay (763) 493-3052 Appointment ymcanorth.org/how_we_help/help
    2304 Jackson Street NE Minneapolis, MN 55418
    Under 24 homeless or at risk youths.

    Youths Services Network ysnmn.org/ Shows open beds in shelters. Has links for services across the metro and suburbs.

    #NativeAmericans #Unhoused #Shelters #EmergencyShelters #ICESucks #ArcticBlast #PolarVortex

  2. #Minnesota - In the Heart of #Minneapolis’ Urban Indian Community, a #WarmingCenter Becomes a Lifeline

    #Indigenous-led groups open a culturally grounded warming shelter as federal enforcement and life-threatening temperatures collide

    by MSR News Online January 18, 2026

    Excerpt: "As dangerously cold temperatures grip Minnesota, #unsheltered community members face escalating risk across the #TwinCities. For Native people living without stable housing, that danger is compounded by recent federal immigration enforcement [#ICE] activity in Minneapolis.

    "This week, four members of the #OglalaSioux Tribe were detained by Immigration and Customs Enforcement in Minneapolis. One person has died from exposure. The cold is severe, and the stakes are life and death.

    "In the Phillips neighborhood, at the heart of one of the largest Urban Indian communities in the country, Indigenous-led organizations are responding where systems have fallen short.

    "The Minnesota Indian Women’s Resource Center and #NenookaasiOzhige have opened a culturally grounded, low-barrier warming shelter to provide safety, warmth, and protection for unsheltered Native relatives."

    Read more:
    spokesman-recorder.com/2026/01

    A list of other Shelter Resources in the Twin cities from #MIWRC [Minnesota Indian Women's Resource Center]

    Source:
    miwrc.org/shelters

    SHELTER-Single

    #AICDC - #HomewardBound (612) 354-7352
    aicdc-mn.org/ [email protected]
    2012 Cedar ave. Minneapolis, MN 55404
    Native American

    Salvation Army - Harbor Light Center 1-800-725-2769 centralusa.salvationarmy.org/n
    1010 Currie Avenue N, MINNEAPOLIS, Minnesota 55403
    3 male / 3 Female shelters

    Salvation Army 1-800-725-2769 centralusa.salvationarmy.org/n
    1010 Currie Avenue N, MINNEAPOLIS, Minnesota 55403
    Female only

    Catholic Charities-Higher Ground (612)204-8552 cctwincities.org/locations/hig [email protected] 165 Glenwood Avenue North Minneapolis, MN 55405
    Male only

    Agate housing and services (612) 874-0311
    agatemn.org/ [email protected]
    2309 Nicollet Ave, Minneapolis, MN 55404
    1 Partners/ 1 Male only

    Our Saviours Shelter (612) 872-4193
    oscs-mn.org/our-saviours-housi [email protected]
    2219 Chicago Ave. So. Minneapolis, MN 55404
    Male and Female

    Avivo Villages (612) 752-8000
    avivomn.org/avivovillage/ [email protected]
    1900 Chicago Avenue Minneapolis, MN 55404
    Male and Female

    SHELTER-Family

    St. Anne's Place- Haven Housing (612) 521-2128
    havenhousing.org/st-annes-place [email protected]
    1803 Bryant Ave N, Minneapolis, MN 55411
    Mothers and children

    People Serving People (612) 332-4500
    peopleservingpeople.org/
    614 3rd St S, Minneapolis, MN 55415
    Pregnant or households with young children

    Hope for the Journey Home (651) 762-9124
    guardian-angels.org/hope/ [email protected]
    8260 4th Street North, Oakdale, MN US 55128
    Family focused group

    SHELTER-Youth

    Avenues for Youth (612) 522-1690
    avenuesforyouth.org/resources- [email protected]
    1708 Oak Park Avenue N. Minneapolis, MN 55411
    Youth shelter in Minneapolis and Brooklyn Center age 16-21

    Catholic Charities-Hope Street (612) 204-8211 cctwincities.org/locations/hop [email protected]
    4140 Cheatham Ave Minneapolis, MN 55406
    18-24 years old

    The Bridge for Youth (612) 377-8800
    bridgeforyouth.org/ [email protected]
    1111 W 22nd St, Minneapolis, MN 55405
    Resilience House 10-17/ Gloria's Place pregnant and parent youth 15-17 &0-3 ages children

    The Link (763) 703-3434
    Referrals thelinkmn.org/programs/housing [email protected]
    1210 Glenwood Ave Minneapolis, MN 55405
    Dignity House 10-17/ Passageways sexually exploited 10-17

    180 Degrees Brittanys Place (651) 287-4801
    180degrees.org/brittanys-place [email protected]
    1281 7th Street East, St. Paul, MN 55106​
    Sexually Exploited 10-17

    180 Degrees Hope House (612) 900-2077
    180degrees.org/hope-house.html [email protected]
    3010 W 78th St, Excelsior, MN 55331
    14-19 years old

    YMCA of the North safe Stay (763) 493-3052 Appointment ymcanorth.org/how_we_help/help
    2304 Jackson Street NE Minneapolis, MN 55418
    Under 24 homeless or at risk youths.

    Youths Services Network ysnmn.org/ Shows open beds in shelters. Has links for services across the metro and suburbs.

    #NativeAmericans #Unhoused #Shelters #EmergencyShelters #ICESucks #ArcticBlast #PolarVortex

  3. #Minnesota - In the Heart of #Minneapolis’ Urban Indian Community, a #WarmingCenter Becomes a Lifeline

    #Indigenous-led groups open a culturally grounded warming shelter as federal enforcement and life-threatening temperatures collide

    by MSR News Online January 18, 2026

    Excerpt: "As dangerously cold temperatures grip Minnesota, #unsheltered community members face escalating risk across the #TwinCities. For Native people living without stable housing, that danger is compounded by recent federal immigration enforcement [#ICE] activity in Minneapolis.

    "This week, four members of the #OglalaSioux Tribe were detained by Immigration and Customs Enforcement in Minneapolis. One person has died from exposure. The cold is severe, and the stakes are life and death.

    "In the Phillips neighborhood, at the heart of one of the largest Urban Indian communities in the country, Indigenous-led organizations are responding where systems have fallen short.

    "The Minnesota Indian Women’s Resource Center and #NenookaasiOzhige have opened a culturally grounded, low-barrier warming shelter to provide safety, warmth, and protection for unsheltered Native relatives."

    Read more:
    spokesman-recorder.com/2026/01

    A list of other Shelter Resources in the Twin cities from #MIWRC [Minnesota Indian Women's Resource Center]

    Source:
    miwrc.org/shelters

    SHELTER-Single

    #AICDC - #HomewardBound (612) 354-7352
    aicdc-mn.org/ [email protected]
    2012 Cedar ave. Minneapolis, MN 55404
    Native American

    Salvation Army - Harbor Light Center 1-800-725-2769 centralusa.salvationarmy.org/n
    1010 Currie Avenue N, MINNEAPOLIS, Minnesota 55403
    3 male / 3 Female shelters

    Salvation Army 1-800-725-2769 centralusa.salvationarmy.org/n
    1010 Currie Avenue N, MINNEAPOLIS, Minnesota 55403
    Female only

    Catholic Charities-Higher Ground (612)204-8552 cctwincities.org/locations/hig [email protected] 165 Glenwood Avenue North Minneapolis, MN 55405
    Male only

    Agate housing and services (612) 874-0311
    agatemn.org/ [email protected]
    2309 Nicollet Ave, Minneapolis, MN 55404
    1 Partners/ 1 Male only

    Our Saviours Shelter (612) 872-4193
    oscs-mn.org/our-saviours-housi [email protected]
    2219 Chicago Ave. So. Minneapolis, MN 55404
    Male and Female

    Avivo Villages (612) 752-8000
    avivomn.org/avivovillage/ [email protected]
    1900 Chicago Avenue Minneapolis, MN 55404
    Male and Female

    SHELTER-Family

    St. Anne's Place- Haven Housing (612) 521-2128
    havenhousing.org/st-annes-place [email protected]
    1803 Bryant Ave N, Minneapolis, MN 55411
    Mothers and children

    People Serving People (612) 332-4500
    peopleservingpeople.org/
    614 3rd St S, Minneapolis, MN 55415
    Pregnant or households with young children

    Hope for the Journey Home (651) 762-9124
    guardian-angels.org/hope/ [email protected]
    8260 4th Street North, Oakdale, MN US 55128
    Family focused group

    SHELTER-Youth

    Avenues for Youth (612) 522-1690
    avenuesforyouth.org/resources- [email protected]
    1708 Oak Park Avenue N. Minneapolis, MN 55411
    Youth shelter in Minneapolis and Brooklyn Center age 16-21

    Catholic Charities-Hope Street (612) 204-8211 cctwincities.org/locations/hop [email protected]
    4140 Cheatham Ave Minneapolis, MN 55406
    18-24 years old

    The Bridge for Youth (612) 377-8800
    bridgeforyouth.org/ [email protected]
    1111 W 22nd St, Minneapolis, MN 55405
    Resilience House 10-17/ Gloria's Place pregnant and parent youth 15-17 &0-3 ages children

    The Link (763) 703-3434
    Referrals thelinkmn.org/programs/housing [email protected]
    1210 Glenwood Ave Minneapolis, MN 55405
    Dignity House 10-17/ Passageways sexually exploited 10-17

    180 Degrees Brittanys Place (651) 287-4801
    180degrees.org/brittanys-place [email protected]
    1281 7th Street East, St. Paul, MN 55106​
    Sexually Exploited 10-17

    180 Degrees Hope House (612) 900-2077
    180degrees.org/hope-house.html [email protected]
    3010 W 78th St, Excelsior, MN 55331
    14-19 years old

    YMCA of the North safe Stay (763) 493-3052 Appointment ymcanorth.org/how_we_help/help
    2304 Jackson Street NE Minneapolis, MN 55418
    Under 24 homeless or at risk youths.

    Youths Services Network ysnmn.org/ Shows open beds in shelters. Has links for services across the metro and suburbs.

    #NativeAmericans #Unhoused #Shelters #EmergencyShelters #ICESucks #ArcticBlast #PolarVortex

  4. #Minnesota - In the Heart of #Minneapolis’ Urban Indian Community, a #WarmingCenter Becomes a Lifeline

    #Indigenous-led groups open a culturally grounded warming shelter as federal enforcement and life-threatening temperatures collide

    by MSR News Online January 18, 2026

    Excerpt: "As dangerously cold temperatures grip Minnesota, #unsheltered community members face escalating risk across the #TwinCities. For Native people living without stable housing, that danger is compounded by recent federal immigration enforcement [#ICE] activity in Minneapolis.

    "This week, four members of the #OglalaSioux Tribe were detained by Immigration and Customs Enforcement in Minneapolis. One person has died from exposure. The cold is severe, and the stakes are life and death.

    "In the Phillips neighborhood, at the heart of one of the largest Urban Indian communities in the country, Indigenous-led organizations are responding where systems have fallen short.

    "The Minnesota Indian Women’s Resource Center and #NenookaasiOzhige have opened a culturally grounded, low-barrier warming shelter to provide safety, warmth, and protection for unsheltered Native relatives."

    Read more:
    spokesman-recorder.com/2026/01

    A list of other Shelter Resources in the Twin cities from #MIWRC [Minnesota Indian Women's Resource Center]

    Source:
    miwrc.org/shelters

    SHELTER-Single

    #AICDC - #HomewardBound (612) 354-7352
    aicdc-mn.org/ [email protected]
    2012 Cedar ave. Minneapolis, MN 55404
    Native American

    Salvation Army - Harbor Light Center 1-800-725-2769 centralusa.salvationarmy.org/n
    1010 Currie Avenue N, MINNEAPOLIS, Minnesota 55403
    3 male / 3 Female shelters

    Salvation Army 1-800-725-2769 centralusa.salvationarmy.org/n
    1010 Currie Avenue N, MINNEAPOLIS, Minnesota 55403
    Female only

    Catholic Charities-Higher Ground (612)204-8552 cctwincities.org/locations/hig [email protected] 165 Glenwood Avenue North Minneapolis, MN 55405
    Male only

    Agate housing and services (612) 874-0311
    agatemn.org/ [email protected]
    2309 Nicollet Ave, Minneapolis, MN 55404
    1 Partners/ 1 Male only

    Our Saviours Shelter (612) 872-4193
    oscs-mn.org/our-saviours-housi [email protected]
    2219 Chicago Ave. So. Minneapolis, MN 55404
    Male and Female

    Avivo Villages (612) 752-8000
    avivomn.org/avivovillage/ [email protected]
    1900 Chicago Avenue Minneapolis, MN 55404
    Male and Female

    SHELTER-Family

    St. Anne's Place- Haven Housing (612) 521-2128
    havenhousing.org/st-annes-place [email protected]
    1803 Bryant Ave N, Minneapolis, MN 55411
    Mothers and children

    People Serving People (612) 332-4500
    peopleservingpeople.org/
    614 3rd St S, Minneapolis, MN 55415
    Pregnant or households with young children

    Hope for the Journey Home (651) 762-9124
    guardian-angels.org/hope/ [email protected]
    8260 4th Street North, Oakdale, MN US 55128
    Family focused group

    SHELTER-Youth

    Avenues for Youth (612) 522-1690
    avenuesforyouth.org/resources- [email protected]
    1708 Oak Park Avenue N. Minneapolis, MN 55411
    Youth shelter in Minneapolis and Brooklyn Center age 16-21

    Catholic Charities-Hope Street (612) 204-8211 cctwincities.org/locations/hop [email protected]
    4140 Cheatham Ave Minneapolis, MN 55406
    18-24 years old

    The Bridge for Youth (612) 377-8800
    bridgeforyouth.org/ [email protected]
    1111 W 22nd St, Minneapolis, MN 55405
    Resilience House 10-17/ Gloria's Place pregnant and parent youth 15-17 &0-3 ages children

    The Link (763) 703-3434
    Referrals thelinkmn.org/programs/housing [email protected]
    1210 Glenwood Ave Minneapolis, MN 55405
    Dignity House 10-17/ Passageways sexually exploited 10-17

    180 Degrees Brittanys Place (651) 287-4801
    180degrees.org/brittanys-place [email protected]
    1281 7th Street East, St. Paul, MN 55106​
    Sexually Exploited 10-17

    180 Degrees Hope House (612) 900-2077
    180degrees.org/hope-house.html [email protected]
    3010 W 78th St, Excelsior, MN 55331
    14-19 years old

    YMCA of the North safe Stay (763) 493-3052 Appointment ymcanorth.org/how_we_help/help
    2304 Jackson Street NE Minneapolis, MN 55418
    Under 24 homeless or at risk youths.

    Youths Services Network ysnmn.org/ Shows open beds in shelters. Has links for services across the metro and suburbs.

    #NativeAmericans #Unhoused #Shelters #EmergencyShelters #ICESucks #ArcticBlast #PolarVortex

  5. #Minnesota - In the Heart of #Minneapolis’ Urban Indian Community, a #WarmingCenter Becomes a Lifeline

    #Indigenous-led groups open a culturally grounded warming shelter as federal enforcement and life-threatening temperatures collide

    by MSR News Online January 18, 2026

    Excerpt: "As dangerously cold temperatures grip Minnesota, #unsheltered community members face escalating risk across the #TwinCities. For Native people living without stable housing, that danger is compounded by recent federal immigration enforcement [#ICE] activity in Minneapolis.

    "This week, four members of the #OglalaSioux Tribe were detained by Immigration and Customs Enforcement in Minneapolis. One person has died from exposure. The cold is severe, and the stakes are life and death.

    "In the Phillips neighborhood, at the heart of one of the largest Urban Indian communities in the country, Indigenous-led organizations are responding where systems have fallen short.

    "The Minnesota Indian Women’s Resource Center and #NenookaasiOzhige have opened a culturally grounded, low-barrier warming shelter to provide safety, warmth, and protection for unsheltered Native relatives."

    Read more:
    spokesman-recorder.com/2026/01

    A list of other Shelter Resources in the Twin cities from #MIWRC [Minnesota Indian Women's Resource Center]

    Source:
    miwrc.org/shelters

    SHELTER-Single

    #AICDC - #HomewardBound (612) 354-7352
    aicdc-mn.org/ [email protected]
    2012 Cedar ave. Minneapolis, MN 55404
    Native American

    Salvation Army - Harbor Light Center 1-800-725-2769 centralusa.salvationarmy.org/n
    1010 Currie Avenue N, MINNEAPOLIS, Minnesota 55403
    3 male / 3 Female shelters

    Salvation Army 1-800-725-2769 centralusa.salvationarmy.org/n
    1010 Currie Avenue N, MINNEAPOLIS, Minnesota 55403
    Female only

    Catholic Charities-Higher Ground (612)204-8552 cctwincities.org/locations/hig [email protected] 165 Glenwood Avenue North Minneapolis, MN 55405
    Male only

    Agate housing and services (612) 874-0311
    agatemn.org/ [email protected]
    2309 Nicollet Ave, Minneapolis, MN 55404
    1 Partners/ 1 Male only

    Our Saviours Shelter (612) 872-4193
    oscs-mn.org/our-saviours-housi [email protected]
    2219 Chicago Ave. So. Minneapolis, MN 55404
    Male and Female

    Avivo Villages (612) 752-8000
    avivomn.org/avivovillage/ [email protected]
    1900 Chicago Avenue Minneapolis, MN 55404
    Male and Female

    SHELTER-Family

    St. Anne's Place- Haven Housing (612) 521-2128
    havenhousing.org/st-annes-place [email protected]
    1803 Bryant Ave N, Minneapolis, MN 55411
    Mothers and children

    People Serving People (612) 332-4500
    peopleservingpeople.org/
    614 3rd St S, Minneapolis, MN 55415
    Pregnant or households with young children

    Hope for the Journey Home (651) 762-9124
    guardian-angels.org/hope/ [email protected]
    8260 4th Street North, Oakdale, MN US 55128
    Family focused group

    SHELTER-Youth

    Avenues for Youth (612) 522-1690
    avenuesforyouth.org/resources- [email protected]
    1708 Oak Park Avenue N. Minneapolis, MN 55411
    Youth shelter in Minneapolis and Brooklyn Center age 16-21

    Catholic Charities-Hope Street (612) 204-8211 cctwincities.org/locations/hop [email protected]
    4140 Cheatham Ave Minneapolis, MN 55406
    18-24 years old

    The Bridge for Youth (612) 377-8800
    bridgeforyouth.org/ [email protected]
    1111 W 22nd St, Minneapolis, MN 55405
    Resilience House 10-17/ Gloria's Place pregnant and parent youth 15-17 &0-3 ages children

    The Link (763) 703-3434
    Referrals thelinkmn.org/programs/housing [email protected]
    1210 Glenwood Ave Minneapolis, MN 55405
    Dignity House 10-17/ Passageways sexually exploited 10-17

    180 Degrees Brittanys Place (651) 287-4801
    180degrees.org/brittanys-place [email protected]
    1281 7th Street East, St. Paul, MN 55106​
    Sexually Exploited 10-17

    180 Degrees Hope House (612) 900-2077
    180degrees.org/hope-house.html [email protected]
    3010 W 78th St, Excelsior, MN 55331
    14-19 years old

    YMCA of the North safe Stay (763) 493-3052 Appointment ymcanorth.org/how_we_help/help
    2304 Jackson Street NE Minneapolis, MN 55418
    Under 24 homeless or at risk youths.

    Youths Services Network ysnmn.org/ Shows open beds in shelters. Has links for services across the metro and suburbs.

    #NativeAmericans #Unhoused #Shelters #EmergencyShelters #ICESucks #ArcticBlast #PolarVortex

  6. #NewHampshire #EmergencyShelter #ColdWeather Resources (Winter 2025-2026)

    Lakes Region Mental Health Center, #BelknapCountyNH - Daytime #WarmingCenter, Cold Weather Supplies. Weather activated. Call Nicole Fitts at 603-581-4807

    Way Station, #CarrollCountyNH - #EmergencyShelter Hotels, Cold Weather Supplies. Weather activated.
    603-728-8905
    (Available Mon 10-2, Thu 10-6, and during activations. Otherwise leave a message!) WayStationNH.org

    Southwestern Community Services #CheshireCountyNH, #SullivanCountyNH - Year-round #EmergencyShelter (Increased Winter Capacity). Weather activated. For shelter access, please call 211 first. SCS main office numbers are 603-352-7512 (Keene) and 603-542-9528 (Claremont)

    #WarmWelcome Shelter, #ClaremontNH - Overnight #WarmingShelter, beds are available first
    come, first served. Open 8:00pm to 8:00am, 7 days a week through the end of March. Call 211 for contact and location
    information.

    Tri-County Community Action
    Program - #CoosCountyNH, #GraftonCountyNH - #EmergencyShelter Hotel (Town Welfare Partnerships), Cold Weather Supplies
    Varies by town or area; contact local welfare offices for details. Call 211, alternatively call main office 1-888-NH-TCCAP

    1269 Café / The Twelve on Union, #ManchesterNH, Daytime #WarmingCenter. Call Mary Chevalier at 603-512-
    1571

    #NashuaNH #SoupKitchen & Shelter - Daytime #WarmingCenter and Overnight #WarmingShelter (anticipated opening 12/8),
    #SoupKitchen. 603-889-7770 X2118

    Community Action Program of Belknap-Merrimack Counties - #BelknapCountyNH, #MerrimackCountyNH - Cold Weather Supplies. 603-856-9104 (Merrimack County X1236 or 1257, Belknap County X6209)

    #ConcordNH Coalition to End Homelessness - Overnight #WarmingShelter. 603-290-3375 X203

    Family Promise of Greater #ConcordNH - Meals, Case Management,
    Transportation, Year-round #EmergencyShelter for Families, 603-856-8490

    The Friendly Kitchen, #MerrimackCountyNH - #SoupKitchen, 603-224-7678

    Cross Roads House, #RockinghamCountyNH - Overnight #WarmingCenter. Weather activated. 603-436-2218

    Willand Warming Center / East Coast Evolution Leadership, #SomersworthNH, #StraffordCountyNH - Overnight #WarmingShelter. Weather activated. 603-742-2709

    Link to PDF:
    dhhs.nh.gov/sites/g/files/ehbe

    @newsbot

    #Unhoused #WarmingCenter #Houseless #PolarVortex #ArcticBlast #Homeless #WarmingCenterNS #EmergencyShelters #OvernightShelters

  7. #NewHampshire #EmergencyShelter #ColdWeather Resources (Winter 2025-2026)

    Lakes Region Mental Health Center, #BelknapCountyNH - Daytime #WarmingCenter, Cold Weather Supplies. Weather activated. Call Nicole Fitts at 603-581-4807

    Way Station, #CarrollCountyNH - #EmergencyShelter Hotels, Cold Weather Supplies. Weather activated.
    603-728-8905
    (Available Mon 10-2, Thu 10-6, and during activations. Otherwise leave a message!) WayStationNH.org

    Southwestern Community Services #CheshireCountyNH, #SullivanCountyNH - Year-round #EmergencyShelter (Increased Winter Capacity). Weather activated. For shelter access, please call 211 first. SCS main office numbers are 603-352-7512 (Keene) and 603-542-9528 (Claremont)

    #WarmWelcome Shelter, #ClaremontNH - Overnight #WarmingShelter, beds are available first
    come, first served. Open 8:00pm to 8:00am, 7 days a week through the end of March. Call 211 for contact and location
    information.

    Tri-County Community Action
    Program - #CoosCountyNH, #GraftonCountyNH - #EmergencyShelter Hotel (Town Welfare Partnerships), Cold Weather Supplies
    Varies by town or area; contact local welfare offices for details. Call 211, alternatively call main office 1-888-NH-TCCAP

    1269 Café / The Twelve on Union, #ManchesterNH, Daytime #WarmingCenter. Call Mary Chevalier at 603-512-
    1571

    #NashuaNH #SoupKitchen & Shelter - Daytime #WarmingCenter and Overnight #WarmingShelter (anticipated opening 12/8),
    #SoupKitchen. 603-889-7770 X2118

    Community Action Program of Belknap-Merrimack Counties - #BelknapCountyNH, #MerrimackCountyNH - Cold Weather Supplies. 603-856-9104 (Merrimack County X1236 or 1257, Belknap County X6209)

    #ConcordNH Coalition to End Homelessness - Overnight #WarmingShelter. 603-290-3375 X203

    Family Promise of Greater #ConcordNH - Meals, Case Management,
    Transportation, Year-round #EmergencyShelter for Families, 603-856-8490

    The Friendly Kitchen, #MerrimackCountyNH - #SoupKitchen, 603-224-7678

    Cross Roads House, #RockinghamCountyNH - Overnight #WarmingCenter. Weather activated. 603-436-2218

    Willand Warming Center / East Coast Evolution Leadership, #SomersworthNH, #StraffordCountyNH - Overnight #WarmingShelter. Weather activated. 603-742-2709

    Link to PDF:
    dhhs.nh.gov/sites/g/files/ehbe

    @newsbot

    #Unhoused #WarmingCenter #Houseless #PolarVortex #ArcticBlast #Homeless #WarmingCenterNS #EmergencyShelters #OvernightShelters

  8. #NewHampshire #EmergencyShelter #ColdWeather Resources (Winter 2025-2026)

    Lakes Region Mental Health Center, #BelknapCountyNH - Daytime #WarmingCenter, Cold Weather Supplies. Weather activated. Call Nicole Fitts at 603-581-4807

    Way Station, #CarrollCountyNH - #EmergencyShelter Hotels, Cold Weather Supplies. Weather activated.
    603-728-8905
    (Available Mon 10-2, Thu 10-6, and during activations. Otherwise leave a message!) WayStationNH.org

    Southwestern Community Services #CheshireCountyNH, #SullivanCountyNH - Year-round #EmergencyShelter (Increased Winter Capacity). Weather activated. For shelter access, please call 211 first. SCS main office numbers are 603-352-7512 (Keene) and 603-542-9528 (Claremont)

    #WarmWelcome Shelter, #ClaremontNH - Overnight #WarmingShelter, beds are available first
    come, first served. Open 8:00pm to 8:00am, 7 days a week through the end of March. Call 211 for contact and location
    information.

    Tri-County Community Action
    Program - #CoosCountyNH, #GraftonCountyNH - #EmergencyShelter Hotel (Town Welfare Partnerships), Cold Weather Supplies
    Varies by town or area; contact local welfare offices for details. Call 211, alternatively call main office 1-888-NH-TCCAP

    1269 Café / The Twelve on Union, #ManchesterNH, Daytime #WarmingCenter. Call Mary Chevalier at 603-512-
    1571

    #NashuaNH #SoupKitchen & Shelter - Daytime #WarmingCenter and Overnight #WarmingShelter (anticipated opening 12/8),
    #SoupKitchen. 603-889-7770 X2118

    Community Action Program of Belknap-Merrimack Counties - #BelknapCountyNH, #MerrimackCountyNH - Cold Weather Supplies. 603-856-9104 (Merrimack County X1236 or 1257, Belknap County X6209)

    #ConcordNH Coalition to End Homelessness - Overnight #WarmingShelter. 603-290-3375 X203

    Family Promise of Greater #ConcordNH - Meals, Case Management,
    Transportation, Year-round #EmergencyShelter for Families, 603-856-8490

    The Friendly Kitchen, #MerrimackCountyNH - #SoupKitchen, 603-224-7678

    Cross Roads House, #RockinghamCountyNH - Overnight #WarmingCenter. Weather activated. 603-436-2218

    Willand Warming Center / East Coast Evolution Leadership, #SomersworthNH, #StraffordCountyNH - Overnight #WarmingShelter. Weather activated. 603-742-2709

    Link to PDF:
    dhhs.nh.gov/sites/g/files/ehbe

    @newsbot

    #Unhoused #WarmingCenter #Houseless #PolarVortex #ArcticBlast #Homeless #WarmingCenterNS #EmergencyShelters #OvernightShelters

  9. #NewHampshire #EmergencyShelter #ColdWeather Resources (Winter 2025-2026)

    Lakes Region Mental Health Center, #BelknapCountyNH - Daytime #WarmingCenter, Cold Weather Supplies. Weather activated. Call Nicole Fitts at 603-581-4807

    Way Station, #CarrollCountyNH - #EmergencyShelter Hotels, Cold Weather Supplies. Weather activated.
    603-728-8905
    (Available Mon 10-2, Thu 10-6, and during activations. Otherwise leave a message!) WayStationNH.org

    Southwestern Community Services #CheshireCountyNH, #SullivanCountyNH - Year-round #EmergencyShelter (Increased Winter Capacity). Weather activated. For shelter access, please call 211 first. SCS main office numbers are 603-352-7512 (Keene) and 603-542-9528 (Claremont)

    #WarmWelcome Shelter, #ClaremontNH - Overnight #WarmingShelter, beds are available first
    come, first served. Open 8:00pm to 8:00am, 7 days a week through the end of March. Call 211 for contact and location
    information.

    Tri-County Community Action
    Program - #CoosCountyNH, #GraftonCountyNH - #EmergencyShelter Hotel (Town Welfare Partnerships), Cold Weather Supplies
    Varies by town or area; contact local welfare offices for details. Call 211, alternatively call main office 1-888-NH-TCCAP

    1269 Café / The Twelve on Union, #ManchesterNH, Daytime #WarmingCenter. Call Mary Chevalier at 603-512-
    1571

    #NashuaNH #SoupKitchen & Shelter - Daytime #WarmingCenter and Overnight #WarmingShelter (anticipated opening 12/8),
    #SoupKitchen. 603-889-7770 X2118

    Community Action Program of Belknap-Merrimack Counties - #BelknapCountyNH, #MerrimackCountyNH - Cold Weather Supplies. 603-856-9104 (Merrimack County X1236 or 1257, Belknap County X6209)

    #ConcordNH Coalition to End Homelessness - Overnight #WarmingShelter. 603-290-3375 X203

    Family Promise of Greater #ConcordNH - Meals, Case Management,
    Transportation, Year-round #EmergencyShelter for Families, 603-856-8490

    The Friendly Kitchen, #MerrimackCountyNH - #SoupKitchen, 603-224-7678

    Cross Roads House, #RockinghamCountyNH - Overnight #WarmingCenter. Weather activated. 603-436-2218

    Willand Warming Center / East Coast Evolution Leadership, #SomersworthNH, #StraffordCountyNH - Overnight #WarmingShelter. Weather activated. 603-742-2709

    Link to PDF:
    dhhs.nh.gov/sites/g/files/ehbe

    @newsbot

    #Unhoused #WarmingCenter #Houseless #PolarVortex #ArcticBlast #Homeless #WarmingCenterNS #EmergencyShelters #OvernightShelters

  10. #NewHampshire #EmergencyShelter #ColdWeather Resources (Winter 2025-2026)

    Lakes Region Mental Health Center, #BelknapCountyNH - Daytime #WarmingCenter, Cold Weather Supplies. Weather activated. Call Nicole Fitts at 603-581-4807

    Way Station, #CarrollCountyNH - #EmergencyShelter Hotels, Cold Weather Supplies. Weather activated.
    603-728-8905
    (Available Mon 10-2, Thu 10-6, and during activations. Otherwise leave a message!) WayStationNH.org

    Southwestern Community Services #CheshireCountyNH, #SullivanCountyNH - Year-round #EmergencyShelter (Increased Winter Capacity). Weather activated. For shelter access, please call 211 first. SCS main office numbers are 603-352-7512 (Keene) and 603-542-9528 (Claremont)

    #WarmWelcome Shelter, #ClaremontNH - Overnight #WarmingShelter, beds are available first
    come, first served. Open 8:00pm to 8:00am, 7 days a week through the end of March. Call 211 for contact and location
    information.

    Tri-County Community Action
    Program - #CoosCountyNH, #GraftonCountyNH - #EmergencyShelter Hotel (Town Welfare Partnerships), Cold Weather Supplies
    Varies by town or area; contact local welfare offices for details. Call 211, alternatively call main office 1-888-NH-TCCAP

    1269 Café / The Twelve on Union, #ManchesterNH, Daytime #WarmingCenter. Call Mary Chevalier at 603-512-
    1571

    #NashuaNH #SoupKitchen & Shelter - Daytime #WarmingCenter and Overnight #WarmingShelter (anticipated opening 12/8),
    #SoupKitchen. 603-889-7770 X2118

    Community Action Program of Belknap-Merrimack Counties - #BelknapCountyNH, #MerrimackCountyNH - Cold Weather Supplies. 603-856-9104 (Merrimack County X1236 or 1257, Belknap County X6209)

    #ConcordNH Coalition to End Homelessness - Overnight #WarmingShelter. 603-290-3375 X203

    Family Promise of Greater #ConcordNH - Meals, Case Management,
    Transportation, Year-round #EmergencyShelter for Families, 603-856-8490

    The Friendly Kitchen, #MerrimackCountyNH - #SoupKitchen, 603-224-7678

    Cross Roads House, #RockinghamCountyNH - Overnight #WarmingCenter. Weather activated. 603-436-2218

    Willand Warming Center / East Coast Evolution Leadership, #SomersworthNH, #StraffordCountyNH - Overnight #WarmingShelter. Weather activated. 603-742-2709

    Link to PDF:
    dhhs.nh.gov/sites/g/files/ehbe

    @newsbot

    #Unhoused #WarmingCenter #Houseless #PolarVortex #ArcticBlast #Homeless #WarmingCenterNS #EmergencyShelters #OvernightShelters

  11. #Massachusetts - #SomervilleMA Overnight Center Opening For Winter Season

    The location serves as a shelter for local adults dealing with homelessness.

    by Benjamin Pierce, Wed, Dec 3, 2025

    SOMERVILLE, MA — "The city’s Emergency Overnight Warming Center is opening next week for the winter season, the office of Mayor Katjana Ballantyne announced.

    "The facility located on the second floor of the former #CummingsSchool at 42 Prescott St. is slated to open on Monday, Dec. 8 and remain open until April 12 of 2026. It will be open seven days a week from 5 p.m. to 7:30 a.m. Malden-based nonprofit Housing Families was credited for helping the center expand to bed 45 people on a nightly basis for this year. In addition to sleeping quarters, adults facing homelessness will be given hot meals, housing navigation, and case management services.

    "The center is accepting donations of nonperishable food and hygiene products."

    Source:
    patch.com/massachusetts/somerv

    @newsbot

    #Unhoused #WarmingCenter #Houseless #PolarVortex #ArcticBlast #Homeless #WarmingCenterMassachuetts #EmergencyShelters #OvernightShelters

  12. #Massachusetts - #MaldenMA

    "The Malden #WarmingCenter (MWC) seeks to serve those adult individuals experiencing homelessness by providing safe shelter and warmth during the winter months, recognizing each person’s inherent dignity and unique circumstance. We operate only December 1 to March 31 every year, seven nights a week from 7:00pm - 7:30am.

    The MWC is a temporary night center for those adult individuals that are homeless. It is a safe place of warmth during the harshest winter months. The MWC welcomes people experiencing active substance abuse and offers comfort, hot drinks, and a warm meal. As much as possible warm clothing and toiletries will be available and the staff works to connect guests to needed services including permanent housing, substance use treatment, health and mental health services.​​​

    No Services for Families or Persons under 18 years old

    Malden Warming Center does not serve families, children (0-17 yrs), or those accompanying persons under 18 years old.

    Please contact Housing Families, Inc. for family emergency shelter or review our resource guide for assistance."

    FMI:
    maldenwarmingcenter.org/

    @newsbot

    #Unhoused #WarmMeals #WarmingCenter #Houseless #PolarVortex #ArcticBlast #Homeless #WarmingCenterMassachuetts #EmergencyShelters #OvernightShelters

  13. #Massachusetts - #MaldenMA

    "The Malden #WarmingCenter (MWC) seeks to serve those adult individuals experiencing homelessness by providing safe shelter and warmth during the winter months, recognizing each person’s inherent dignity and unique circumstance. We operate only December 1 to March 31 every year, seven nights a week from 7:00pm - 7:30am.

    The MWC is a temporary night center for those adult individuals that are homeless. It is a safe place of warmth during the harshest winter months. The MWC welcomes people experiencing active substance abuse and offers comfort, hot drinks, and a warm meal. As much as possible warm clothing and toiletries will be available and the staff works to connect guests to needed services including permanent housing, substance use treatment, health and mental health services.​​​

    No Services for Families or Persons under 18 years old

    Malden Warming Center does not serve families, children (0-17 yrs), or those accompanying persons under 18 years old.

    Please contact Housing Families, Inc. for family emergency shelter or review our resource guide for assistance."

    FMI:
    maldenwarmingcenter.org/

    @newsbot

    #Unhoused #WarmMeals #WarmingCenter #Houseless #PolarVortex #ArcticBlast #Homeless #WarmingCenterMassachuetts #EmergencyShelters #OvernightShelters

  14. #Massachusetts - #MaldenMA

    "The Malden #WarmingCenter (MWC) seeks to serve those adult individuals experiencing homelessness by providing safe shelter and warmth during the winter months, recognizing each person’s inherent dignity and unique circumstance. We operate only December 1 to March 31 every year, seven nights a week from 7:00pm - 7:30am.

    The MWC is a temporary night center for those adult individuals that are homeless. It is a safe place of warmth during the harshest winter months. The MWC welcomes people experiencing active substance abuse and offers comfort, hot drinks, and a warm meal. As much as possible warm clothing and toiletries will be available and the staff works to connect guests to needed services including permanent housing, substance use treatment, health and mental health services.​​​

    No Services for Families or Persons under 18 years old

    Malden Warming Center does not serve families, children (0-17 yrs), or those accompanying persons under 18 years old.

    Please contact Housing Families, Inc. for family emergency shelter or review our resource guide for assistance."

    FMI:
    maldenwarmingcenter.org/

    @newsbot

    #Unhoused #WarmMeals #WarmingCenter #Houseless #PolarVortex #ArcticBlast #Homeless #WarmingCenterMassachuetts #EmergencyShelters #OvernightShelters

  15. #Massachusetts - #MaldenMA

    "The Malden #WarmingCenter (MWC) seeks to serve those adult individuals experiencing homelessness by providing safe shelter and warmth during the winter months, recognizing each person’s inherent dignity and unique circumstance. We operate only December 1 to March 31 every year, seven nights a week from 7:00pm - 7:30am.

    The MWC is a temporary night center for those adult individuals that are homeless. It is a safe place of warmth during the harshest winter months. The MWC welcomes people experiencing active substance abuse and offers comfort, hot drinks, and a warm meal. As much as possible warm clothing and toiletries will be available and the staff works to connect guests to needed services including permanent housing, substance use treatment, health and mental health services.​​​

    No Services for Families or Persons under 18 years old

    Malden Warming Center does not serve families, children (0-17 yrs), or those accompanying persons under 18 years old.

    Please contact Housing Families, Inc. for family emergency shelter or review our resource guide for assistance."

    FMI:
    maldenwarmingcenter.org/

    @newsbot

    #Unhoused #WarmMeals #WarmingCenter #Houseless #PolarVortex #ArcticBlast #Homeless #WarmingCenterMassachuetts #EmergencyShelters #OvernightShelters

  16. #Massachusetts - #MaldenMA

    "The Malden #WarmingCenter (MWC) seeks to serve those adult individuals experiencing homelessness by providing safe shelter and warmth during the winter months, recognizing each person’s inherent dignity and unique circumstance. We operate only December 1 to March 31 every year, seven nights a week from 7:00pm - 7:30am.

    The MWC is a temporary night center for those adult individuals that are homeless. It is a safe place of warmth during the harshest winter months. The MWC welcomes people experiencing active substance abuse and offers comfort, hot drinks, and a warm meal. As much as possible warm clothing and toiletries will be available and the staff works to connect guests to needed services including permanent housing, substance use treatment, health and mental health services.​​​

    No Services for Families or Persons under 18 years old

    Malden Warming Center does not serve families, children (0-17 yrs), or those accompanying persons under 18 years old.

    Please contact Housing Families, Inc. for family emergency shelter or review our resource guide for assistance."

    FMI:
    maldenwarmingcenter.org/

    @newsbot

    #Unhoused #WarmMeals #WarmingCenter #Houseless #PolarVortex #ArcticBlast #Homeless #WarmingCenterMassachuetts #EmergencyShelters #OvernightShelters

  17. #Wisconsin - #LaCrosseWI opens emergency day center due to cold weather advisory

    Jan 16, 2026

    LA CROSSE (WKBT) — "The City of La Crosse activated an emergency day center Monday morning in response to a cold weather advisory that begins Sunday night.

    "Per a notice from community risk educator Molly McCormick, the emergency shelter operates from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. at 713 St. James Street, providing a warm, safe space for community members during dangerous cold temperatures.

    "Free bus transportation helps people reach the center. Route 6 Northside departs from the transit center at 7:42 a.m., while the return trip leaves from St. James and Caledonia streets at 12:25 p.m.

    "All visitors must check in when they arrive. Staff will store personal belongings in secure containers. The center allows people to come and go as needed, but pets and open containers are not permitted. Water is provided for guests."

    Source:
    news8000.com/news/local-news/l

    #ArcticBlast #PolarVortex #ColdWeather #ExtremeCold #EmergencyDayShelter #WarmingCenter

  18. #Maine - #BangorME #WarmingCenter draws near record crowd amid temperature drop

    By Brian Sullivan
    Published: Jan. 16, 2026 at 3:34 PM EST

    BANGOR, Maine (WABI) - "The return to more January-like conditions made for one of the busiest days on record for a Bangor warming center.

    "By 9:30 a.m. Friday, The Well, located off Center Street, had 73 people checked in.

    "They offer breakfast and lunch, laundry, and a hot shower. It’s also a chance to be seen by a medical professional.

    "Open from 7 a.m. to 4 p.m. six days a week, the crew tells WABI they work to meet people where they’re at.

    " 'I have experienced other places in the Bangor area that are meant to be helping the homeless,' explained warming center user Kerry Robinson. 'There is nothing compares to this.'

    " 'There’s a lot of mental illness that’s not being taken care of,' said Jericho Road Street Ministry, President, Mel Coombs. 'Some of the mental illness is treated, but they lose their medication because they are homeless, and they don’t have a proper storage for the medication. We love everybody that comes through our door. We don’t discriminate at all. I don’t think housing is the answer. It would help, but it’s not a long-term solution. I spoke to the city council the other day, and I basically told them the same thing. That’s not the answer. I don’t have the answers, but hopefully we’re here until somebody comes up with the right solution.'

    "The Well is operated by Jericho Road Ministry. They are a 501 3C non-profit and run solely on donations.

    "They accept money but are also happy to take clothing and other items to help people get though the colder months."

    wabi.tv/2026/01/16/bangor-warm

    @newsbot

    #Unhoused #Homeless #Houseless #Maine #WarmingCenters #ArcticBlast #PolarVortex #ExtremeCold

  19. Staying warm: Overnight winter #WarmingCenters open in #Maine

    There are several shelters that are open all winter long in Maine, in addition to ones that open when conditions get dangerous

    by Adam Bartow, December 2, 2025

    AUGUSTA, Maine — "Winter has arrived in Maine and that means snow and cold. It also means many people will be looking for places to stay warm.

    There are several winter-long overnight warming shelters that are now open.

    The new Alter L/A Emergency Warming Shelter opened on Monday on Horton Street in #LewistonME. That shelter, the first of its kind in #AndroscogginCounty, is open 24/7 for the winter.

    In #AugustaME, the South Parish Congregational Church at 34 Bridge St. is open from 5 p.m. until 7 p.m. every day from Nov. 1 until April 30 for people to get warm.

    There are two overnight warming shelters in #BangorME. The Mansion Church at 96 Center St. is open from 6 p.m. until 7 a.m. every day from Nov. 1 until March 31.

    The Brick Church at 126 Union St. in Bangor is open from 6 p.m. until 7 a.m. from Nov. 15 until April 15. The door there locks at 9 p.m. and no one is allowed in after that. There is a community supper on weekdays between 4:30 p.m. and 5:30 p.m.

    Work is underway on a new warming center at the Somesville Union Meeting House at 1134 Main St. in #MountDesertME. It will be open from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. as needed, but does not have overnight accommodations. The goal is for this shelter to be open starting Jan. 12, 2026."

    Source:
    wmtw.com/article/winter-warmin

    @newsbot

    #WarmingCenter #WarmingShelters #WarmingCenters
    #Maine #PortlandME #Unhoused #ExtremeCold #Homeless

  20. Portland Opens Remote #WarmingCenter for the #Homeless as #BitterCold Moves In

    By Jon Fetherston, December 4, 2025

    "With temperatures expected to plunge into dangerous territory beginning Thursday, Portland officials will activate the city’s winter warming center, a facility located well outside the downtown core and accessible primarily by shuttle.

    The warming center, housed at 166 Riverside Industrial Parkway, will open on any night when temperatures fall to 15 degrees or below or when 10 inches or more of snow is forecast. On activation nights, the facility operates from 7:30 p.m. to 6:30 a.m. and can serve up to 60 adults needing emergency overnight shelter.

    The site, already used as an migrant shelter, doubles as a winter refuge through a divided layout that separates the two populations. Those staying overnight will have access to beds, restrooms, and showers.

    Because the building sits roughly five miles from downtown, the city will again rely on a free shuttle system to transport people to and from the warming center – a point of ongoing criticism from residents and service providers who say the remote location presents accessibility challenges.

    Shuttles will operate from 7:30 p.m. to midnight and again from 4:00 a.m. to 6:30 a.m. Riders can request pickup by calling 207-810-6727. During shelter hours, the General Assistance contact line is 207-482-5122.

    City officials have defended the location, calling it the only workable option heading into winter despite continued concerns about distance, transportation gaps, and the strain on staff and emergency resources.

    For now, with freezing temperatures approaching, the city’s temporary warming center will again serve as a critical, if imperfect, lifeline for Portland’s unhoused residents."

    themainewire.com/2025/12/portl

    #PortlandME #WarmingCenters #Maine #Unhoused #ExtremeCold

  21. I’m volunteering at the Malden Warming Center🧤and on-site is the Malden Cares team (recovery Coaches) who offer help with recovery support services. 

    “We do this work compassionately and with a relentless spirit of hope.” -MOA

    Caring for our community takes a collective efforts🙏🏽

    #maldenma #northshorema #addiction #recovery #sober #hope #homelessness #endthestigma #warmingcenter #community #mentalhealth #volunteer #boston

  22. Volunteers are needed throughout the weekend at the warming center at First United Methodist Church's Cupp Family Life Center in #HotSpringsArkansas.
    As of 11:30 a.m., there were 42 slots open on the sign-up sheet. Shifts at the warming center are three hours.
    hotsr.com/news/2022/dec/22/org
    #LocalNews #WarmingCenter #VolunteersNeeded