Crisis Cold Weather Shelters

Every winter, Community Partnership of the Ozarks partners with overnight Crisis Cold Weather Shelters in our community to provide additional emergency shelter beds.

Community Partnership of the Ozarks shares Crisis Cold Weather Shelters save lives and would not be possible without the dedication of the host sites themselves, countless community volunteers who compassionately give of their time, and other partners like the City of Springfield and City Utilities of Springfield.

See below a list of Crisis Cold Weather Shelter Sites through Community Partnership of the Ozarks.

The decision to open the Crisis Cold Weather Shelters is made daily by 2 p.m. To find out if Crisis Cold Weather Shelters will be open, call the Crisis Cold Weather Shelters Direct line at 417-290-3110.

• East Sunshine Church of Christ
  • 3721 E. Sunshine
    • Open to men
• Grace United Methodist
  • 600 S. Jefferson
    • Open to women
• Fairbanks
  • 1126 N Broadway Ave
    • Open to all genders and pets
• Unity of Springfield
  • 2214 E. Seminole
    • Open to anyone
• Sacred Heart Catholic Church – open 3 days per week (no weekends)
  • 1609 N. Summit
    • Open to men
• YouthConnect Center – open M/F
  • 425 W. McDaniel St
    • Open to anyone ages 13-18
• The GLO Center – open Thursday and Sunday
  • 518 E. Commercial St
    • Open to LGBTQ+
• Harbor House – overflow shelter
  • 636 N. Boonville
    • Open to men with ID 18+
• Venues 425 – overflow shelter
  • 425 W. Walnut
    • Open to anyone
• Eden Village 1 – overflow shelter
  • 2801 E. Division
    • Open to anyone
• Brentwood Christian Church – server winter weather shelter
  • 1900 E. Barataria St
    • Open to all genders
• National Avenue Christian Church – severe winter weather
  • 1515 S National Ave
    • Open to all genders and pets
• St. John’s Episcopal Church – severe winter weather
  • 515 E Division St
    • Open to men

CLICK HERE for more information about Crisis Cold Weather Shelters, including more information about volunteering or donating.

Community Partnership of the Ozarks shares that individuals seeking a meal and shelter should go to the Veterans Coming Home Center, located at 806 N. Jefferson Ave., by 5:30 p.m. and from there will be transported to one of the Crisis Cold Weather Shelters locations, on nights when the crisis cold weather shelters are open.

For more information about Community Partnership of the Ozarks, CLICK HERE.

CLICK HERE to view additional warming centers in Missouri through the Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services.

For more information about Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services, CLICK HERE.