Harbor Light Complex - Salvation Army

The Zelma George Family Shelter can house 35-40 families for a total of 110 individuals.  While the vast majority of the services are provided to women and children, intact families as well as men with children have accessed the program.  The average length of stay is 90-120 days. While at the shelter, the clients have access to programs such as devotions/Bible study, parenting, self-esteem, GED, music therapy, HIV education classes & Project ACT (Cleveland Municipal School District) tutoring for children as well as other life skills based programming.  This program is partially funded by United Way, City of Cleveland, Cuyahoga County Office of Homeless Services (HUD), Ohio Department of Development & FEMA.

The PASS Transitional Housing Program is a 75-bed program that targets chronically homeless men who live a precarious existence on the streets or in emergency shelters. The basis for this program is to assist the men with addiction (drug & alcohol), teach basic life skills, education (GED classes) & employment skills that would lead the client towards greater self-sufficiency and in turn permanent housing.  PASS is partially funded through the Cuyahoga County Office of Homeless Services (HUD) and Foundation gifts.