If you are homeless or know someone experiencing homelessness, MACH is here to connect you with the resources that can best meet your needs.
The first call you should make is 2-1-1. All of MACH’s available shelters and services can be reached by dialing 2-1-1, a free, community resource call center for access to available health and human services, including shelters and housing programs for the homeless.
The shelters listed below participate in MACH’s programs. By clicking on the shelter name, you will be taken to that shelter's website for more information. Please note that every shelter is operated independently, and each has its own policies for admission. You may also reach the MACH Street Outreach Worker and the MACH Housing Assistance Program by dialing 2-1-1.
Homeless Service Providers in the River Region
ES: Emergency Shelter; TH: Transitional Housing; PSH: Permanent Supportive Housing
Aid to Inmate Mothers (TH)
Serves formerly incarcerated women
Abner's House (Faith Crusade Montgomery Rescue Mission) (ES, TH)
Serves men and women
Family Promise of Montgomery (ES)
Serves working families with children under age 18
Family Sunshine Center (ES, TH)
Serves victims of domestic violence, sexual assault, and human trafficking
Friendship Mission (ES, TH, PSH)
Serves men, women, and children
House of Love and Mercy (ES)
Serves women
Mary Ellen’s Hearth at Nellie Burge (ES, TH)
Serves women with children
Montgomery Area Mental Health Authority (ES, TH, PSH)
Serves men and women with mental illness
Renascence (TH)
Serves male non-violent ex-offenders
Safe Haven Lodge (TH)
Serves male and female veterans
Salvation Army (ES, TH)
Serves men, women, and children
Vision of Grace Transition Home (TH)
Serves men, women, and children
Mainstream Resources
MACH’s Mainstream Resources Committee has assembled useful information for clients and case managers about the available mainstream resources. Click the links below for information on each resource.
Alabama Emergency Food Programs
MACH’s Programs
MACH also serves the homeless through its Street Outreach and Housing Assistance Programs. Visit the Programs page to learn more about these.
