What We Do

We provide compassionate care to individuals and families impacted by homelessness, hunger, poverty, and substance abuse.

Our Services

Through our services, we address immediate needs and provide tools, guidance, and a pathway to help our clients create a better future.

Housing Programs

Rebounding from homelessness begins with providing a safe place to live. Our programs include Emergency, Transitional, and Permanent housing. After housing needs are met, counseling, job training, and other critical rebuilding blocks to a better future follow.

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Assistance with Basic Needs

Every day of the year we’re ready to help anyone in need with the basics: a hot meal, a shower, clean clothes, and other simple services. It’s a chance for clients to build trust with Camillus House staff. From there, many enter our into our other life-changing programs.

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Specialized Services

Under the umbrella of specialized services, we address specific needs related to homelessness: Children, Youth, and Families; Victims of Human Trafficking; Homeless Prevention; Jail Diversion; Specialized Street Outreach; and Veterans Programs.

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Treatment Services

We provide substance abuse treatment to individuals who are addicted and homeless. We also treat many other mental health conditions. Our compassion-based approach and personalized therapy programs help participants overcome obstacles and get their lives back on track.

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Workforce Development

Camillus House provides homeless men and women with vocational training and support services to help them secure and retain good-paying jobs. The programs focus on training individuals for high-demand skills in the culinary arts, construction trade, and security field, among others.

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Single mom of 7 graduates from career college to start career in medical billing

Ebanks, pictured with her daughter. Persistence, perseverance and overcoming obstacles are motivating Camillus House Verde Gardens resident, Melissa Ebanks in her quest to escape poverty. She has worked hard to turn the circumstances of her life around, completing her GED… Continue reading →