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Society of St. Vincent de Paul Belleville, IL Council

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Crisis Nite Center Making Impact Serving Homeless

These figures show the powerful impact that is ongoing...

Crisis Nite Numbers for First 4 years (48 Months) of Service to the Homeless from December 2019 to May 2024.

 

  • The Crisis Nite Center provides over-night shelter in a safe, clean facility for the homeless. 
  • Three meals a day are served. Clothes, laundry, and showers provided as needed. 
  • The Center provides short-term stays with the goal of transitioning from homeless to housing. The success of this transition process results in a frequently changing homeless census at the Center. 


Lodging

Average homeless staying in the Crisis Nite Center each night: 65 people

65 people x 1460 nights =  94,900 individual night stays

94,900 individual night stays at $70 average motel rate = $6,643,000 

$6,643,000 value of lodging provided at the Center for the first 48 months            (4 years). (approximate)


Meals

3 meals per day x 1460 days = 4,380 meals in 48 months

4,380 meals in 48 months for 65 people average = 284,700 meals served

284,700 free meals served in the first 48 months for people at the Center.

(approximate)


These meals are in addition to the daily meals served to people requiring assistance at the Outreach Center.


The Crisis Nite Center Philosophy 

Then the righteous will answer Him, “Lord, when did we see you hungry and feed you, or thirsty and give you something to drink? When did we see you a stranger and invite you in, or needing clothes and clothe you? When did we see you sick or in prison and go to visit you?” The King will reply, “I tell you the truth, whatever you did for one of the least of these brothers of mine, you did for me.” Matthew 25:37-45

Open 7:00 PM to 7:00 AM

The Crisis Nite Center is a facility that provides a  “safe haven” for all who come to spend the night. It is a “bridge” to existing services already provided by the Outreach Ministry where people access resources to assist in moving out of homelessness to housing.

The Crisis Nite Center is designed to be a respite from the outside elements where people can come to get a comfortable night's sleep.  Guests rest in large, zero-gravity chairs that recline into a horizontal position in this climate controlled facility.
Crisis Nite Center Contact Information
    Phone: 618.646.9060
    Fax: 618.646.9059  

For more information  CLICK HERE

John O'Leary on Joe Hubbard's service to others

Check out this video: "On Fire for Good" by John O'Leary talking about Joe Hubbard's service to others. 

Crisis Nite Center & Outreach Ministries Update

Crisis Nite Center & Outreach Ministries Update 

February 11, 2023

Bishop McGovern Blesses the Crisis Nite Center

Crisis Nite Renovation Project Summer 2022

This renovation project allowed us to convert the garage to provide more sleeping space for women and an added a shower and bathroom. We also built cubicles to provide all overnight guests with a secure place to store belongings, upgraded electrical service, and did overall maintenance and deep cleaning. 

Outreach Center Updates

New Lobby and Security Entrance

Bishop McGovern blesses the new lobby and security entrance to the Outreach Center and Dining Hall

View of Outreach Center

View of Outreach Center, new lobby entrance, and Crisis Nite Center in the background.

Outreach Center side view

Outreach Center side view

Outreach Center with new lobby entrance on far right.

SVDP Ministries Featured on Fox 2 News 2/8/2021

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Fox 2 News report on St. Vincent de Paul Ministries during cold winter days and nights.



SVDP Administration Office has moved!

SVDP Administration Office New Address

The SVDP Administration Office has moved from the Vieux Carre location.


The new location is conveniently located on West Main in Belleville across the street from Blessed Sacrament Parish. 


The newly refurbished offices are housed in the Belleville Police West-End Facility. 

There is St. Vincent de Paul signage on the outside of the building for easy access. 


The new address is:


8800 West Main Street

Belleville, Illinois  62223

 

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