Profile: Path of Life Ministries

 Resources

Shelters

King Hall Transitional Housing Program 

KHTP is a 54 unit, 142 Bed facilities located on the campus of the former March Air Reserve Base in Riverside, CA. Located near schools and accessible to public transportation for families and single, chronically homeless women desiring to permanently break the cycle of homelessness. Every resident receives individual case management to help them focus on setting goals and overcoming obstacles in their lives. For more information contact 951-697-4195.

Emergency Cold Weather Shelter

A facility for men, women and children who are homeless operating 4.5 months per year. This hypothermia shelter in Fairmount Park was moved to the Year-Round Shelter in November 2005. (November 2003 - Present) – Serves over 1,000 men, women and children annually during the cold weather months.

Year-Round Homeless Shelter – Access Center

Up to 120-bed facility (120 beds during the Cold Weather Shelter Program) (64 beds during the Year Round Program) Operates 365 days per year for men, women, and children who are homeless. Adjoining Access Center provides intensive case management through supportive services and referrals for medical and dental healthcare, mental healthcare services, job readiness and work placement assistance services and other financial, legal and social service needs. (November 2005 - Present) – Estimated to serve over 1,700 annually.

Family Shelter

A 50-bed transitional shelter that allows homeless families to reside for up to 90 days. Shelter residents participate in an active case management plan that leads them to self-sufficiency. Case plans are monitored and anticipated milestones met and recorded for continued residency. (December 2005 – Present) – Estimated to serve over 400 annually.

Overflow Emergency Cold Weather Shelter

A 50 bed hypothermia shelter serving homeless men, women and children when the Year Round Homeless Shelter is at maximum capacity during the cold weather months- 4.5 months / year. (December 2005 – April 2006)

Programs

Mentoring Program

Kids of Promise Mentoring Program

Provides children of incarcerated parents and other at-risk youth with an adult mentor to serve as a positive role model. This program currently serves over 300 kids in multiple sites throughout Riverside County.  (September 2003 – Present)