The City Mission Men's Crisis Center

Crossroads Men's Crisis Center
Men can call 216-431-3515 with questions about our Crossroads Men's Crisis Center and find out about available bed space.

Laura's Home Women's Crisis Center
Mothers with children and single women can call 216-472-5500 to learn about our Laura's Home Women's Crisis Center and check on room availability. Laura's Home is currently full with a waiting list. Women must call in order to reserve their spot on the list - we are unable to add people to the waiting list through entries in the form below, but can provide you with more information.



Shelter and Crisis Recovery Program for Men126 Beds

For men in crisis and in need of assistance, we are a means to re-enter society as self-sufficient, productive citizens. At Crossroads program offers an array of services, geared at preparing men for positive, valuable futures. Men can call 216-431-3510 or email BeSocial@TheCityMission.org to learn about Crossroads Men's Crisis Center and check on room availability. Please be sure to call and confirm room availability.

We begin taking phone call inquiries at 6am. For more and the most up to date information, please visit our website.

Length of stay: Crossroads is primarily an extended stay crisis center. Men must decide within the first 30 days if they would like to sign on for the full program at Crossroads. If one decides to stay on past 30 days, they must make a commitment to living and learning at Crossroads for our program, which lasts about 6 months or more. We also have emergency shelter space during extreme weather or on a case by case basis. Short term stays can last from 1 night up to 30 days. Please call before arriving for long term and emergency space availability.

Services
Help: To Be Safe and Secure. We provide the basics - meals, bed, shower, laundry, etc.

Heart: To Heal and Renew Hope. Counselors and caseworkers assist with mental health, relationship management, planning for the future, drug/alcohol assessment and referral, and more.

Home: To Move Toward Self-Sufficiency. The City Mission facilitates referrals to transitional and long-term housing, assists with job readiness training and applications, continued mental health treatment, encourages maintaining healthy family relationships, and other programs that allow clients to move forward in a self-sustaining way after they leave our campus.