Summary of Services
- Nutritious food is served to anyone in need daily from 10:45 a.m. to noon
- Computers and support for job searches, applications, and online resources
- Personalized guidance connecting individuals to healthcare, social services, and community resources
- Help applying for disability, Social Security, and SNAP food benefits
- Access to showers, laundry facilities, over-the-counter medications, clothing, and self-care items
Empowering the Community's Most Vulnerable Residents
Established in 1984 by the St. Augustine Society to combat homelessness, isolation, and vulnerability while promoting wellness, St. Francis Housing Crisis Center has grown into a cornerstone of hope, dignity, and resilience within the community. For more than four decades, this nonprofit organization has remained steadfast in its mission to uplift lives by offering resources and long-term support.
Offering Access to Food, Technology, and Referral Services
At the heart of St. Francis’s outreach is its daily meal service, providing nutritious food to anyone in need from 10:45 a.m. to noon. In addition to meals, guests have access to a computer and technology support, enabling them to search for jobs, connect with loved ones, or complete important applications. The center also provides advocacy and referral services, ensuring individuals receive personalized guidance to connect with community partners, healthcare providers, and social service programs.
Access Essential Services and Benefits with Ease
To further support overall well-being, St. Francis offers essential services, including showers, laundry facilities, over-the-counter medications, clothing, and self-care items. Staff and volunteers also assist individuals in applying for disability benefits, Social Security, and SNAP food benefits, helping them navigate complex systems with compassion and care.