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Our Mission

Shelter the Homeless is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization dedicated to serving individuals experiencing homelessness and working with partners to develop safe facilities and expand solutions to prevent and end homelessness in Utah.

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Who We Are

Shelter the Homeless owns six Homeless Resource Centers in Salt Lake County, which are leased and operated by experienced providers responsible for providing daily client services. Additionally, Shelter the Homeless supports these centers by maintaining building systems, ensuring a safe and drug-free envireonment through 24/7 security officers, serving two hot meals daily, and operating a transportation system that connects homeless services. 

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Lives Touched in 2025

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Our Impact

Our Homeless Resource Center System

1,565 Shelter Beds Comprising 91% of Total Shelter Beds in Salt Lake County

Gail Miller Resource Center
Geraldine E. King Women's Resource Center
Pamela Atkinson Resource Center
Family Interim Non-Congregate Housing (FINCH)
Medically Vulnerable People (MVP)
Connie Crosby Family Resource Center
Gail Miller Resource Center

Gail Miller Resource Center

242 West Paramount Avenue, Salt Lake City | (801) 456-5900

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Geraldine E. King Women's Resource Center

Geraldine E. King Women's Resource Center

131 East 700 South, Salt Lake City | (801) 893-6678

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Pamela Atkinson Resource Center

Pamela Atkinson Resource Center

3380 South 1000 West, South Salt Lake | (801) 359-4142

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Family Interim Non-Congregate Housing (FINCH)

Family Interim Non-Congregate Housing (FINCH)

South Salt Lake

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Medically Vulnerable People (MVP)

Medically Vulnerable People (MVP)

Sandy City

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Connie Crosby Family Resource Center

Connie Crosby Family Resource Center

529 West 7300 South (9th Avenue), Midvale | (801) 569-1201

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Gail Miller Resource Center

242 West Paramount Avenue, Salt Lake City | (801) 456-5900

Go to Centre

Geraldine E. King Women's Resource Center

131 East 700 South, Salt Lake City | (801) 893-6678

Go to Centre

Pamela Atkinson Resource Center

3380 South 1000 West, South Salt Lake | (801) 359-4142

Go to Centre

Family Interim Non-Congregate Housing (FINCH)

South Salt Lake

Go to Centre

Medically Vulnerable People (MVP)

Sandy City

Go to Centre

Connie Crosby Family Resource Center

529 West 7300 South (9th Avenue), Midvale | (801) 569-1201

Go to Centre

Geraldine E. King
Women's Resource
Center

131 East 700 South, Salt Lake
City | (801) 893-6678

Go to Centre

Gail Miller Resource
Center

242 West Paramount Avenue,
Salt Lake City | (801) 456-5900

Go to Centre

Pamela Atkinson Resource
Center

3380 South 1000 West, South
Salt Lake | (801) 359-4142

Go to Centre

The Family Interim
Housing Facility

315 West 3300 South

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Connie Crosby Family
Resource Center

529 West 7300 South (9th
Avenue), Midvale | (801)
569-1201

Go to Centre

Medically Vulnerable
People

8955 South Harrision Street,
Sand

Go to Centre

Our Homeless Resource Centre System

1,565 Shelter Beds Comprising 91% of Total Shelter Beds in Salt Lake County

Geraldine E. King
Women's Resource
Center

131 East 700 South, Salt Lake
City | (801) 893-6678

Go to Centre

Gail Miller Resource
Center

242 West Paramount Avenue,
Salt Lake City | (801) 456-5900

Go to Centre

Pamela Atkinson Resource
Center

3380 South 1000 West, South
Salt Lake | (801) 359-4142

Go to Centre

The Family Interim
Housing Facility

315 West 3300 South

Go to Centre

Connie Crosby Family
Resource Center

529 West 7300 South (9th
Avenue), Midvale | (801)
569-1201

Go to Centre

Medically Vulnerable
People

8955 South Harrision Street,
Sand

Go to Centre

Our Homeless Resource Centre System

1,565 Shelter Beds Comprising 82% of Total Beds in Salt Lake County

Our Homeless Resource Centre System

1,565 Shelter Beds Comprising 91% of Total Beds in Salt Lake County

Geraldine E. King Women's Resource Center

131 East 700 South, Salt Lake
City | (801) 893-6678

Go to Centre

Connie Crosby Family Resource Center

529 West 7300 South (9th
Avenue), Midvale | (801)
569-1201

Go to Centre

Gail Miller Resource Center

242 West Paramount Avenue,
Salt Lake City | (801) 456-5900

Go to Centre

Pamela Atkinson Resource Center

3380 South 1000 West, South
Salt Lake | (801) 359-4142

Go to Centre

Medically Vulnerable People

8955 South Harrision Street,
Sand

Go to Centre

The Family Interim Housing Facility

315 West 3300 South

Go to Centre

Voices From Our Community

Becoming homeless while pregnant was scary. But having my own room to bring my newborn home to meant everything. The staff helped me so much while I was learning how to be a mom and finding an apartment I could afford.
Ashley N
FINCH Shelter Guest
Food is not a privilege — it is a basic human need, a source of dignity, strength, and hope. With our partnership with STH, we do more than distribute meals; we restore stability, compassion, and a sense of belonging. In every meal received and every hand extended, we affirm a simple truth. No one should go hungry, and together, we can ensure that everyone is nourished.
Randy Chappell
Basic Needs Director, Catholic Community Services of Utah
When you haven’t eaten regularly, a hot meal changes your whole day. It helps you focus on appointments and next steps instead of just surviving.
Maria L
GEK Shelter Guest
Transportation is essential for individuals experiencing homelessness, and we are honored to partner with Shelter the Homeless to help remove this barrier.
Rob Ferris
CEO of Advantage Service, Inc.
It’s nice not having to sleep outside. I can actually rest without looking over my shoulder. The people here are really nice and try to help.
Frank S
PARC Shelter Guest
I came here exhausted and not sure what was next. Having a safe place to sleep and a hot meal every day gave me hope to start thinking about the future again.
Steve G
GMRC Shelter Guest
I’m grateful that this program exists. It really does help those that cannot get around because of homelessness. I never thought that I would be in the situation that I am in right now. This program and this company have provided me with income and hope.
Larry M
Advantage Services Shuttle Driver