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Not all of us are homeless or addicted to drugs, but we’ve all known some level of suffering.
Thomas felt overwhelmed his first night at Springs Rescue Mission — but it was the night he started his journey of recovery.
We all see people on the street — people experiencing homelessness, poverty, hunger and addiction — and we try our best to lend a hand. But ... it can be difficult to know how to help.
The new IOP offers a four-month substance abuse treatment program for men and women working to overcome alcoholism and drug addiction.
Reflecting on the 25 years since Marilyn and her husband Paul started the Mission as a small soup kitchen in downtown Colorado Springs, she’s overcome with emotion.
We asked a few shelter guests this simple question: 'In what ways do you hope to grow?' Here are a few of their responses.
Five cadets from the U.S. Air Force Academy in Colorado Springs recently learned about homelessness firsthand.
The document lays out the steps guests must take to gradually move forward on their pathways out of homelessness. Those steps include getting involved in a work program, meeting with a case manager and transferring shelters.
Community means everything, especially when it comes to fighting homelessness, poverty and addiction.
At age 59, Charlie had an epiphany: a sudden realization that he’s no longer alone. The New Life Program graduate talks sobriety and faith.
We need hope now more than ever. And what better reminder of hope is there than Easter? Here are some of the things that bring hope to the guests of SRM.
We recently spoke to Matt about what happened during those two weeks, and all the many miracles that have happened since.
The last phase — which brought the campus to completion — also included completely enclosing the campus and creating a sprawling courtyard area.
After 23 years of marriage and raising two children, she found herself in a transitional housing program in Colorado Springs. She was unemployed but had worked before, although the stakes were different now.
Living on the streets for 20 years has taken its toll on Ted.
The last few months have been a whirlwind of activity at Springs Rescue Mission! We're celebrating the fact that Samaritan Coffee at 225 is open once again, plus our guests celebrated Valentine's Day and weathered truly brutal temperatures. And thanks to your support, the campus is very nearly finished!
Springs Rescue Mission President & CEO Jack Briggs was among a handful of Coloradans Tuesday to attend an event in which U.S. Vice President Kamala Harris discussed the details and benefits of the Biden administration’s recent $1.9 American Rescue Plan — a COVID-19 relief package designed to stimulate economic recovery and growth.
The vaccine drive is the latest milestone in a year filled with constant support and encouragement from the community.
Kim and Patrick had walked difficult roads by the time they arrived at Springs Rescue Mission in 2018 — but their serendipitous meeting in a place not known for romance is a testament to the powers of hope and love.
Shannon has faced many challenges in his life. They’ve caused him to grow and to trust God with his recovery, his marriage, his career and his life. He's a runner in the race of life, with his eyes set upon God.
Thanks to you, guests at Springs Rescue Mission knew they were loved and cared for during the holiday season. Not only did they eat a festive Christmas Eve dinner, but they also received a showering of gifts as well. Plus, nearly a dozen guests found permanent housing during the month!
We need positivity now more than ever. Here's what folks at SRM had to say about their hopes and resolutions for 2021.
