Shelter Services

Providing shelter, meals, and security for individuals and families.

What Our Shelters Provide

Our shelters provide an immediate and accessible refuge for people experiencing homelessness in Central Oregon. By removing common barriers such as sobriety requirements, identification, or background checks, we create a secure and supportive environment where everyone is welcome. Through our interconnected initiatives, we offer a safe place to rest, regardless of individual circumstances, allowing guests to begin their journey toward stability.

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Lighthouse Navigation Center

Shelter and Navigation Services in Bend

Our Bend shelter and naviagtion center provides a safe space 24 hours a day. The Shelter has 100 beds available on a first-come, first-served basis. And support services available daily. We are committed to meeting the basic needs of food, shelter, and community while treating all people with dignity and care. Here, we meet individuals wherever they are in their journey, offering essential case management services.

Redmond Center

Offering Respite, Facilitating Growth

The Redmond Center, the only facility in Central Oregon with walk-in family rooms, is open 24 hours a day and offers meals, overnight stays, case management, housing support, employment and mentorship opportunities, and shower and laundry services.

Franklin Avenue Shelter

Healing Through Connection, Not Just Recovery

The Franklin Avenue Shelter provides shelter for families and medically vulnerable individuals. With daily meals, peer support, regular check-ins, access to case management, and an on-site nurse, residents receive consistent care and connection.

Stories of Hope

Moments of Resilience, Dignity, and Possibility from our Community.

The complexity of the human experience is dynamic and deep. We would love to share with you what we are learning about loving people well, regardless of their situation, condition, trauma, employment status, housing situation, or history. We hope you enjoy this carefully curated content.

Meet Our New CEO, Gina Stout!

Meet Our New CEO, Gina Stout!

Shepherd’s House Ministries to Expand Services for Women and Children

Shepherd’s House Ministries Awarded $3 Million to Expand Services for Women and Children Experiencing Homelessness

Creative Giving Provides 1000+ Meals

Johnny Bourbon, a local Bend musician who experienced homelessness as a child, organized a community-driven benefit over eight weeks with local businesses, venues, and sixteen bands, collecting over 1,500 lbs of food to provide more than 1,000 meals and support Shepherd’s House Ministries’ pantry, while creating opportunities for connection and outreach to people experiencing homelessness.
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