Meals
People who are hungry receive healthy meals in an encouraging environment, building trusting relationships with staff who can speak into their day-to-day struggles.
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With the support of our community, we create lasting change in the lives of homeless men and women in Fort Collins.
Here’s How.
Shelter
Men and women are offered safe and warm shelter, away from the dangers of the street. This provides a basic level of stability, enabling people to focus on long-term solutions.
New Life Program
A unique program at the Mission’s Harvest Farm, where participants spend up to a year in an immersive, rehabilitation program focusing on education, work-readiness, and relationship building.
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Our Impact
Meeting people at their physical and spiritual points of need
94,233
Meals Provided
48,185
Nights of Shelter
51
New Life Program Graduates
86
Of graduates maintained housing after graduation
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