Our shelters are where guests feel at home.

We provide a warm, safe place that allows individuals and families to get back on their feet

Our Emergency Shelters

Juno House

Juno House is a temporary home for families experiencing homelessness — a safety net offering emergency shelter and supportive services to help families regain stability and move forward.

Unlike many shelters, Juno House keeps families together. Both mothers and fathers can stay with their children as they work toward permanent housing and a better future.

Our shelter advocates partner with families to set goals, increase income, build savings, and secure stable housing. Case Managers help connect guests with essential community resources to support long-term success.

On school days, the bus arrives for the children staying at Juno House. When they return, they’re welcomed into a warm, family-centered environment — a safe yard to play in, a shared computer for homework, a hot meal at dinnertime, and a place to rest.

Siena House

Siena House serves as an extended program for single adult men who have timed out of their original shelter stay and require additional time to stabilize. This referral-only program offers continued access to dorm-style accommodations, case management, and vital resources in a structured, supportive environment. Designed for those actively working toward long-term housing solutions, the Extended Program provides a safe and consistent space where men can continue saving money, secure employment or benefits, and maintain connection to community supports. Thanks to ongoing support from generous donors, local partners, and Waukesha County, Siena House remains a critical stepping stone on the path to housing stability.

Sentry House

Sentry House provides emergency shelter and supportive services for single adult men and women experiencing homelessness. More than just a place to sleep, Sentry House offers a stable, respectful environment where individuals can pause, regroup, and plan their next steps toward permanent housing.

Guests at Sentry House have access to shared living spaces, daily meals, case management, and essential community resources. Shelter advocates work alongside each person to set personalized goals, connect with benefits or employment opportunities, and strengthen financial stability.