Transitional housing for men moving from homelessness to independent living providing access to skills and services; Transitional housing for women and their children moving from homelessness to independent living meeting basic needs and offering access to skills and services; Emergency housing providing temporary housing services for homeless men and women with extensive case management and support.

The Salvation Army's social services encompass a wide range of programs to help individuals and families overcome daunting obstacles. The Salvation Army's work is one of empowerment, enabling those in need to change their life's circumstances and overcome challenges that stand in their way. Services include emergency assistance and shelter, transitional housing, self-sufficiency programming, family services, feeding the hungry, adult rehabilitation, counseling and referral services.

Whenever a disaster strikes, The Salvation Army is on the scene offering assistance - a hot cup of coffee or cold drink, food, a warm blanket, emergency housing, and an encouraging word.
The Salvation Army’s staff and volunteer disaster response teams respond to natural and man-made disasters such as fires, explosions, earthquakes, hurricanes, tsunamis and other emergency situations that place communities at risk or which may disrupt family security and well- being.

The Salvation Army's holiday fund-raising activities play a crucial role in sharing the spirit of the season with families in need. The Salvation Army does its best to ensure that no family goes without food, no child is without presents under the tree and that Christmas is a time of hope and healing.