A Beacon of Hope,
A Place of Refuge
Begin to Recover
Providing more than 78,486 safe nights of rest last year, MUST is a place to begin to recover from financial disaster, discouragement or job loss. Between the Emergency Shelter and Supportive Housing, MUST serves as a place of refuge for many in our community.
PROGRAMS
MUST Hope House (Emergency Homeless Shelter)- The MUST Hope House provides a safe sanctuary of rest for those who find themselves in distress. Open to men, women, and children, the 136-bed Hope House provides three meals a day and extensive support services including case management, workforce development, computer lab, recovery meeting, referrals and assessments. Call the Hope House directly: (470) 713-5017
Permanent Supportive Housing - Offering assistance to individuals who are chronically homeless and live with either physical and/or mental disabilities, the Supportive Housing Program provides long-term housing to more than 100 individuals. Through a Housing and Urban Development grant, MUST operates three programs in Cobb -- one exclusively for veterans -- and one in Cherokee. The program supplies a stable living environment with case managers for guidance, helping move clients to greater independence and stability.