Our-mission

By: Maureen Atwell on May 1, 2021

Here’s a wish-list of items for our shelters, updated monthly so you can see what we need most and where you'll make the biggest impact

By: Maureen Atwell on Mar 1, 2021

Looking to gift an item? Here’s a list of our greatest needs, updated monthly

By: Dani Funk on Feb 10, 2021

After a night spent searching for people in the cold, I will never look at footprints in the snow the same

By: Maureen Atwell on Feb 1, 2021

Looking to gift an item? Here’s a list of our greatest needs, updated monthly

By: Maureen Atwell on Feb 12, 2021

Making sure we get the “right” gifts at the right time can be surprisingly tricky

By: Maureen Atwell on Feb 3, 2021

I hope I never stop being amazed at the kindness of strangers

By: Maureen Atwell on Jan 23, 2021

Meet Dani Funk, our latest hire/superhero who scales tall buildings to change lives

By: Maureen Atwell on Jan 20, 2021

Our Siena House men’s shelter is about to undergo a head-to-toe metamorphosis, and here's a sneak peek at the results!

By: Maureen Atwell on Jan 19, 2021

With the need for shelter greater than ever, we got creative to keep more families off the street.

By: Maureen Atwell on Jan 19, 2021

It took a team effort from our community to make this surprisingly complicated project happen.

By: Maureen Atwell on Jan 19, 2021

Our shelters have served as safe, warm havens to thousands of families and individuals, and we're making sure they stand solid for years to come.

By: Maureen Atwell on Jan 19, 2021

Our case management program has long been an indispensable tool in our fight to end homelessness, and it recently became more important than ever.

By: Staff on Sep 4, 2020

Since the start of the year, Hebron Housing Services has been featured several times in statewide media. But none more notable than the feature on April 12, 2020.

By: Staff on Sep 4, 2020

As we look forward to the coming months, Hebron Housing Services has much to celebrate.

By: Staff on Sep 9, 2020

These days, some faces may be hard to read under a mask. But, thanks to our volunteers, friendly faces are always recognized.