Housing & Shelter Programs

Safe, stable housing is the foundation for everything else in life. At the WARM Center, we provide a continuum of housing solutions that meet people where they are—from emergency shelter for those with nowhere else to turn, to transitional programs that help working men and women regain stability, to permanent supportive housing for individuals and families facing long-term challenges.

Each program is designed not only to provide a roof overhead, but also to offer case management, accountability, and hope. Residents work with staff to set goals, rebuild confidence, and prepare for independent living. For families, stability means children can attend school consistently, parents can focus on work, and households can begin to thrive again. For individuals, it often means a chance to heal, rebuild routines, and reconnect with community.

Housing & Shelter programs form the heart of WARM’s mission: helping neighbors move from crisis to independence, with compassion and dignity at every step.

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WARM-Up Transitional Housing
WARM-Up Transitional Housing

WARM’s Interim Housing Program provides short-term apartments for individuals, families, and seniors transitioning out of emergency shelter. These stays typically last 90–120 days and include intensive case management focused on regaining stability and securing long-term housing.

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WARM Supportive Homes
WARM Supportive Homes

WARM Supportive Homes provides permanent housing to six disabled individuals and two families with disabled adult members. We provide a safe, supportive environment, and thorough case management.

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Harvest Homes
Harvest Homes

Harvest Homes is a program designed to provide homeless families with shelter while promoting self-sufficiency and giving them hope for a safer, healthier future. We operate thirteen remote residential apartments designed for Harvest Homes.

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Emergency Shelter
Emergency Shelter

The WARM Shelter is a 19-bed facility designed to help homeless men and women who suffer from a variety of circumstances. While staying at the Shelter residents must remain alcohol and drug free, follow house rules, meet with their peers and staff.

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