ORLANDO, Fla. — The Salvation Army is providing shelter for 150 men who were displaced after a fire broke out at an Orlando homeless shelter on West Central Boulevard.
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After a devastating fire at Coalition for the Homeless of Central Florida in February, The Salvation Army has giving 150 men a place to stay.
The fire broke out on Feb. 8 inside the homeless shelter and caused 237 men to be displaced.
In a recent a news release, the Salvation Army will open its doors to welcome the displaced men and provide essential services.
SALT outreach will also provided mobile shower trailers that have been placed around the shelter.
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The Salvation Army said the staff are prepared to welcome the men with open arms, love, and support.
“When times of crisis hit, it is very important that we stick together,” said Captain Ken Chapman, Area Commander of the Salvation Army.
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The shelter said they are committed to working with the Coalition for the Homeless to address the evolving needs of the 150 men.
Click here to donate or get involved with the Coalition for the Homeless of Central Florida.
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