The Salvation Army Halifax Centre of Hope houses a men's shelter, addictions centre, a chapel, dining hall, half way house, as well as a family services division including clothing, a food bank, and various community programs to assist in helping bring those who struggle to an easier and more peaceful path in life.
The Salvation Army is an international Christian organization that began its work in Canada in 1882 and has become the largest non-governmental direct provider of social services in the country. The Salvation Army gives hope and support to vulnerable people in 400 communities across Canada and 117 countries around the world..
Its message is based on the Bible; its ministry is motivated by love for God and the needs of humanity. As a result, The Salvation Army Centre of Hope responds to the emotional, spiritual and physical needs of those within our sphere of influence, leading to self-healing and regeneration through supportive, multi-faceted programs.
WHO ARE WE: The Salvation Army has been involved with social ministry to one degree or another during its long
Capacity consists of 7 private rooms and 3 semi-private rooms for a total capacity of 19 bed spaces. The program
The Centre of Hope also supports Community Addictions Services and encourages client attendance at such interventions i.e. AA, GA and others.
Our centre shelters males 19 years of age and older in emergency or transient situations...24/7/365. This is done on a very economical per diem basis. We work in partnership with local community services to help those in need find a safe place to be. While we operate as a general sheltering service we can accommodate both short and long term residency and remain at or around capacity on a regular basis.
Our sheltering capacity includes 18 dormitory style beds, 10 semi-private beds, and 12 private bed spaces for a total of 40. We also maintain a respite capacity of 5 bed spaces, mostly for minus degree weather and other emergency purposes. For service inquiries call our Front Line Workers... (902) 422 2363 ext 235
Our services, beyond offering a safe and secure environment, include home cooked meals (3), snacks (3) on a daily basis,
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16 new apartments, are aimed at independent living, 11 of which will be fully self-contained units and 5 semi-contained units. We
Read MoreChaplaincy Program is available for: Hope Centre Clients (Homeless & Rehab) & Staff, Booth Place Apartments, Family Services, Court, Railton, Hospital as needed. Serving the community in general, along with families of clients.
Program is offered January – April and provides emergency fuel to families in immediate crisis. Funded by Nova Scotia Power
The Open Arms Centre provides a safe and comfortable environment for women and children to gather. Located on Uniacke Street,
A combined group of seniors from the downtown core and Spryfield locations. This group is called The Wisdom Keepers (ages
The Community & Family Services sponsors three camps…Ladies Fellowship, Moms and Kids, and Holiday Camp. This is held at The
Hot soup, hot chocolate, blankets. mits/hats are offered to the most vulnerable in the HRM core, by seeking out and
Dependent on donations, provides emergency oil to families living in HRM in immediate crisis.
During March and April we will assist those families whose income is less than $25,000 with their basic return.
Offers emergency assistance to clients in need, in co-operation with Feed Nova Scotia.
Offers hydration and food to first responders and evacuees when requested during a disaster.
assists with families affected by floods, fires, and disasters.
If you have questions about The Salvation Army Halifax Centre of Hope, require assistance or wish to send us a message, please use the contact form below or email us at [email protected]
