SPRINGS RESCUE MISSION
5 West Las Vegas St, Colorado Springs, CO 80903 www.springsrescuemission.org

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Organizations Filed Purposes: To serve the poor and needy in Colorado Springs with the result being that lives are changed and restored to productivity as well as spiritually and socially regenerated. - Continued on Schedule O -It is the intent to maintain and operate this mission using only those funds which are given for this purpose by persons and entities other than agencies of the state, local or federal government which can and do limit other organizations' rights to freely preach the gospel of Jesus Christ. The programs and services of this ministry will be under several different titles and use many different ways of accomplishing the stated purpose of leading individuals into a life-changing relationship with Jesus Christ.

To partner with the local community to minister to the poor, homeless, hungry, and addicted.

Supportive Family Services:Supportive Family Services is here for families struggling with poverty and in need when there is no place else to turn. Our food pantry, clothing bank, and warehouse facilities make Springs Rescue Mission (SRM) El Paso County's largest provider of life's essential items. Supportive Family Services is strategically networked to provide the right help as quickly as possible through our extensive partnerships with other local agencies. In an effort to not duplicate services, SRM focuses on areas that will create impact in the lives of the impoverished in our community in the area of basic living needs.In fiscal year 2019, we assisted over 6,104 unduplicated families through direct material aid and assistance. Over $6 M worth of canned/boxed food, clothing, furniture and household items were distributed. Specifically, SRM provided over 47,352 pounds of TEFAP (The Emergency Food Assistance Program) food and over 11,949 other emergency food boxes to families, seniors, and homeless people in the community. TEFAP was created by the government to help feed low-income families.

Shelter Program:The Shelter Program provided 113,987 bed nights of shelter to over 2,770 unduplicated adults in Colorado Springs for fiscal year 2019. Men and women seeking shelter services stay in their separate facilities, with a total nightly capacity of 450 people. We also sheltered over 3,500 companion pets. People seeking shelter are admitted to the shelter at 5pm following dinner at the Samaritan's Kitchen of SRM. They spend the night there and leave to have breakfast at the Samaritan's Kitchen. The goal of the Shelter Program is to keep our homeless friends warm, safe, and dry as we make efforts to connect them to the "get off the street" services at SRM (Resource Center and Men's New Life Program).

Resource Center:The Resource Center provides the support necessary for individuals to recover from chronic homelessness through relationships with compassionate case managers called Navigators. The highly personalized services are structured to meet the needs of our guests. Resource Center Navigators have been trained to help homeless guests construct personalized recovery plans that focus on housing, work, and health solutions. Navigators conducted over 5,320 case management sessions and close to 8,000 connections were made with partner agencies. The Resource Center had a total guest count of 40,841 with an average of 112 a day. Guests were also able to shower and do laundry. We provided over 24,000 showers and over 14,900 cycles of laundry.

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