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How do we measure the success rate? The ultimate goal for all of our guests is sustainable financial independence. As this is quite a long …
We are fortunate to have support from every corner of our community. Hundreds of volunteers help provide supervision, meals, and fellowship for the guests in …
Through partnerships with the Housing Commission of Talbot and private landlords, we have procured several off-site transitional apartments. In order to be eligible to move …
Both our shelters and our transitional apartments are drug and alcohol-free facilities. Use of these substances is grounds for immediate dismissal. Guests know that they …
When we were a rotating winter shelter, guests would have to leave at 7 am each morning so that the faith communities could operate for …
Our program is certainly not for everyone. It is a long process, and takes a lot of stamina, the ability to follow rules and respect …
Guests are generally referred to us by local service agencies, other local shelters that do not have space available, and sometimes the local police department …
Potential guests must call in and speak with a case manager if they need shelter. The case manager performs a phone interview and collects information …
Shelter, Stability, Support, Success. This is the program we have developed to guide guests from homelessness to independence. Once they are Sheltered, guests work with …
Every guest admitted into our program has different needs. Some come to us with just the clothes on their backs. Case managers work with each …
There is no time limit for participation in the S4 Program as long as guests are making an effort to work their plans. Our goal …
Our Shared Mission: Talbot Interfaith Shelter is dedicated to ending homelessness on Maryland’s Mid-Shore by providing Shelter, Stability, Support, and a path to Success for …