Service Providers

The Lewis Center – A Partnership of Homeless Service Providers

The “Lewis Center” was one of the many projects inspired by late Senator Philip D. Lewis who, envisioned a center where teams of community providers offering distinct services could work together to meet the needs of homeless clients in our community. Since 2012, the Lewis Center has been the central point of access for individuals and families seeking to end their homelessness.  The Lewis Center provides temporary housing to individuals. Clients can stay up to 90 days. There are 25 beds reserved for homeless youth, and 45 beds for men and women who are homeless. The partners of the Lewis Center are on site to assess clients and offer interim housing, medical care, life skills, job training and placement. Since the Senator Philip D. Lewis Center opened, the provider agencies have assisted more than 28,000 men, women and children in their efforts to end their homelessness.