Each year, the Society of St. Vincent de Paul provides emergency and transitional shelter to thousands who are trying to break the cycle of homelessness, as well as drug and alcohol abuse.

In addition to housing, we offer case management to clients in our six programs, as well as food and clothing, which are offered to low-income families in the community. Our programs include six shelters: De Paul Apartments; Ozanam Inn; Simon Hall; Roberts Hall; St. Jude Women's Recovery Center; and Tranquil House, as well as the Open Hand Kitchen and a Follow-Up program. We provide services to homeless men, women and children without regard to race, color, religion, national origin, handicaps, gender or family status, who are trying to achieve self-sufficiency and independence.