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The Billy Brumfield Shelter offers a range of programs for men experiencing homelessness. Men staying at Brumfield have full access to other Stewpot services and are referred to mental health services, permanent housing assistance, and job opportunities. Volunteers provide meals and offer life skills classes. Some congregations also offer Bible study, which is optional for all guests.

PROGRAMS OFFERED AT BRUMFIELD:

Emergency Shelter

The Brumfield Emergency Shelter is open 365 days a year. Guests can stay up to four nights per week. Intake begins at 4:00 pm, and guests are asked to exit the premises at 6:00 am. Guests at the emergency shelter can get a hot meal, use the shower facilities, and attend AA meetings.

Sober Living

The goal of this program is to prevent, reduce, or deter relapse of substance abuse or addictive behaviors. Men enrolled in this program can stay up to 90 days, with the possibility of an extension if more support is needed. During this time, men on the program must find a job, save a portion of their earnings, and attend daily AA and NA meetings. Twelve beds are dedicated to this program.

Short-Term Medical Recovery

The Short-Term Medical Recovery Program allows men who are veterans, disabled and/or in medical recovery a stable place to stay while they work out a plan for adequate housing and healthcare. Transportation to and from appointments is provided. A case manager works closely with each resident to help them obtain the government benefits for which they are eligible.

Address: 1244 S. Gallatin St. Jackson, MS 39203