Heart to Home Shelter Outreach and Housing Stability

Heart to Home Shelter Outreach and Housing Stability program has a mandate to provide emergency shelter for those individuals in need of cold weather supports.  In addition to emergency shelter, Heart to Home also provides wrap around supports that are provided by trained professionals including trauma informed care, substance use, and mental health supports. The goal of Heart to Home is to transition those accessing emergency shelter, experiencing homelessness or are precariously housed into permanent housing solutions. The shelter can support a limited number of guests and can accommodate up to 14 individuals. The team works from a housing first model providing shelter support and ongoing housing stability case management support in collaboration with the County of Huron.

Where is Heart to Home located?
The shelter program welcomes those who are experiencing homelessness to contact them for further conversation and intake

What services does Heart to Home provide?
The program provides case management support to those in Huron County who are experiencing homelessness or are precariously housed. The program also supports the emergency shelter program.

How and when can Heart to Home be accessed?
To access the shelter and services you can call 519-525-5922. Intake occurs Monday to Friday between 9am and 6pm.

The program is available for Huron County residents only.

**Transportation for guests from other areas in the County to the shelter will be available. To access transportation services you can call 519-525-5922**