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See for yourself how Fifth Street changes lives
Fifth Street Ministries offers caring, sharing and compassion to people without a home, the impoverished and the working poor in Statesville, Mooresville and Iredell County, North Carolina. We provide beds for people with no place to sleep and food for those with nothing to eat.
Most importantly, we walk with and support people who are alone or struggling, but we don’t enable self-destructive behavior and we don’t deal in handouts. We work alongside the people we serve and help them live their best life possible.
Our programs for people in need
Temporary Housing for the Homeless
Temporary housing for people who need a safe place to stay.
The Community Kitchen is Open Every Day of the Year
Preparing and serving three nutritious meals a day every day of the year to those who are hungry and without food.
Emergency Domestic Violence Temporary Housing, Counseling & Advocacy
A safe place for those affected by domestic violence and/or sexual violence, plus counseling and advocacy support.
Homeless Veterans Transitional Housing
Transitional housing for military veterans without a home, offering them peace and quiet, plus the privacy of a bedroom.
Mental Health and Substance Use Community Outreach
Services and support outreach for mental illness and addiction, serving people who aren’t ready for our other programs.
Transitional Housing for Families
Temporary housing for women and children, keeping families together with access to meals and critical social services.
94000
MEALS SERVED ANNUALLY
Serving 3 meals a day, 365 days a year.
30
YEARS SERVING
We’ve been serving our community since 1988.
150
PEOPLE HOUSED DAILY
Providing shelter for homeless and transitional families and vets.
11
CENTS PROVIDES A MEAL
We can serve 9 meals for only $1.
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Latest News & Blog Posts
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24JunNewsletter – Spring 2019
Often people ask me what supplies we need at the shelter, and ask about specific items. My...