Salvation Army Winter Support Programs in the Maritimes
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This time of year can be challenging for many reasons. That’s why The Salvation Army offers a wide-range of programs throughout the cold winter months to assist Maritimers struggling with homelessness, heat insecurity, winter clothing and more.
Jack Frost Outreach Program, Halifax
The Salvation Army’s Jack Frost Outreach Program provides hot drinks and a warm meal to people experiencing homelessness in Halifax during the winter months. On Wednesday evenings, Salvation Army volunteers set-up on the corner of Spring Garden Rd. and Grafton St. from 5:00 P.M. – 7:00 P.M and distribute hot drinks and a warm meal. Learn more.
Centre of Hope Men’s Shelter, Halifax
The Salvation Army’s Centre of Hope in Halifax provides a 40-bed shelter and transitional housing facility for men experiencing homelessness. During the cold winter months, this program is vital for those in need. Guests at our shelter receive a safe place to sleep, three meals each day and access to life-changing resources. Learn more.
Outreach Centre, Charlottetown
In Charlottetown, The Salvation Army operates a warming and outreach centre for those who are in need of a warm place to go during the day, including those experiencing homelessness. The centre is open seven days a week and also offers support services. Learn more.
Smith Lodge, Charlottetown
The Salvation Army’s Smith Lodge provides shelter for people experiencing homelessness on P.E.I. The 20-bed transitional complex offers a safe and warm place for those who need it the most. Learn more.
The HEAT Fund, Nova Scotia
The Home Energy Assistance Top-up (HEAT) Fund helps Nova Scotians in need with added expense of home heating during the winter months. For over 20 years, this program has helped keep thousands of individuals and families across Nova Scotia warm during the winter. Learn more.
The Home Heating Program, Prince Edward Island
In partnership with the Government of PEI, The Salvation Army helps Islanders with the added cost of heating their homes this winter through The Home Heating Program. The program provides assistance for the following heat sources; oil, wood, electric, wood pellets, and propane. Learn more.
Community Family Services, Maritimes
Many Salvation Army Community Family Services locations across the Maritimes provide warm clothing, jackets, hats and mittens during the winter months by offering thrift store vouchers to families and individuals in need. Learn more.