Rescue Mission - Roanoke

Men's shelter opens at 4:30pm.
Registration 4:30pm to 6:30pm.
Dinner 6:30pm
Shelter curfew 7:30pm
Bed Assignments, laundry, shower: 8:30pm.
Lights out 10pm.
Wake up 5am.


Non-profit faith based women's shelter and men's shelter segregated.

Three meals served daily to which anyone is welcome.

Guest must clean their own rooms and vacate room before breakfast and not return to room until after lunch.Guests are expected to attend prayer before each meal. Individual nice rooms.
Rooms have bunk beds, single beds and television.
Bathrooms in each room.
Kitchen with refrigerator for guests,as well a play room for children.
Counseling services,job assistance, medical clinic.
Laundry and church on premises.
Non smoking within a one block radius of facility.
Alcohol and rehab programs.
Guests are expected to work to get back on their feet within a certain time frame.

Emergency Shelter
The Rescue Mission has three emergency shelters and a respite care unit committed to offering safe shelter to those who are homeless.
Family Shelter
Single Women's Shelter
Single Men's Shelter
Respite Care Shelter
The shelters offer a safe environment for people in crisis. In addition to a warm bed and three meals per day, there is medical attention, legal assistance and clothing assistance available. Spiritual guidance is offered through our nightly chapel services which are hosted by local churches of all denominations.
The Case Management Team does an initial assessment to establish the guests employment, housing, educational, legal, medical, childcare needs in order to make a realistic plan to exit homelessness.
This plan will help the guest access appropriate social services and create a workable solution leading towards a more stable life. It is the Rescue Mission's desire for each person to feel welcome and to be empowered to live as independently and abundantly as possible.