Description

The Brother Francis Shelter, a program run by Catholic Social Services in Alaska, is a resource dedicated to combating homelessness in the region. The shelter offers temporary accommodation facilities for adults who are in need, providing over 240 beds and serving over 600 meals each day. The program also offers a range of services designed to assist individuals in transitioning out of homelessness, including case management, employment programs, and referrals to community resources. The aim of the Brother Francis Shelter is not just to provide immediate relief for those facing homelessness, but also to help them secure stable, long-term housing.