Grant County Rescue Mission

not recommended to check in , if, your looking for a homeless shelter. unfriendly staff, foods crappy, cockroaches were everywhere, during my last stay.

People here are wonderful. They do their best to help those in need and they inspire people to be the best they can be. I recommend going to the mission just to eat a free meal and possibly make a donation to them because they look out for the less fortunate and help the public as much as they can. God bless their home.

My stay was short because the Lord opened another door for me shortly after going, but it was the best shelter I've ever been in for someone with my disabilities. I have 3 terminal illnesses, mild dementia, moderate cognitive impairments, including physical and psychological issues. They accommodated them as much as they could. The stairs and kitchen details were hard on me, but they worked with me concerning them. Wish they had like a "buddy system" though, where a longer resident that knew the ropes kinda looked after a newer 1, because there are a lot of rules and "do's and don'ts" and alot to remember that you're told at check in, especially for people with memory issues. 1 of the men in charge named "Randy" was the most helpful, informative, and nicest person there. So many residents for so little employees, but they get their jobs done. No place is perfect and all have negatives and positives. This place has more positives. It's not like the rules are hard to obide by. I didn't see any kind of social work or any anybody to guide anyone to who or where to get whatever helps you might need or anything, and sometimes we don't know what or who to ask...and some of the residents got their own issues rather than care about stearing others in the right direction. God bless this place.