Day Room
Day Room
Resurrection House’s day room is a safe respite where people who are experiencing homelessness can get needed resources and hope, all in a faith-based setting that is caring and compassionate.
Our day room proves a comfortable common gathering area with tables and chairs, where clients can obtain resources in a dignified manner.
An average of 80 – 100 clients make use of the day room. Core services offered include restrooms, hot showers, access to hygiene, laundry facilities staffed by volunteers, clothes closet to obtain fresh clothes and shoes, breakfast and lunch, medical clinic, barbers, and client advisory specialists to help the homeless individual move towards a path of self-sufficiency.
The day room is open Monday – Friday from 8:30am – 1:30pm.
How We Help
Showers and Restrooms
Four private restrooms and four private showers, plus soap, towels, and hygiene items are available to our day center homeless clients.
Meals
Breakfast and lunch are available each day for the homeless.
Clothing and Laundry
Medical Clinic
Volunteer doctor and nurse provide basic care, screenings, and referrals. Clients also receive access to seasonal health services like vaccinations.
Housing Advocacy
Chaplains and Chapel
Community Care Court
Barbers
Volunteer barbers are available a couple of times each month to cut our client hair and provide grooming that helps the client rebuild their dignity.
ID and Address Assistance
Identification is often a barrier to progress. We help clients obtain or replace IDs, Social Security cards, and birth certificates—opening doors to employment, benefits, and housing. Use of a mailing address is also available.
All services provided to the homeless at Resurrection House are free and supported entirely by the generosity of individuals, churches, businesses, and community partners.