CRISIS MINISTRIES IS NOW ONE-EIGHTY PLACE.
Thirty years ago we opened our doors as a basic shelter and soup kitchen. Today we operate shelters in Charleston and Summerville, and provide everything from health services and counseling to legal assistance and job training for homeless individuals, Veterans and families.
We feel the new name – One-Eighty Place – better represents all that we do to help people turn their lives around and begin again.
OUR MISSION
One-Eighty Place provides food, shelter, and hope to end homelessness and hunger one person at a time, one family at a time.
1800000
MEALS SERVED
6250
PEOPLE RETURNED HOME
37500
PEOPLE SHELTERED
SERVICES
The support people need to turn their lives around. View all our Services.
COMMUNITY KITCHEN
Food is often the first reason people seek out One-Eighty Place. Our Community Kitchen serves an average of 185 lunches a day to anyone in need.
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VETERAN SERVICES
One-Eighty Place provides Veteran Services to both men and women who have served, or live with a spouse who has served, in the military.
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WOMEN & FAMILIES
One-Eighty Place has three shelters dedicated to women and children, two in downtown Charleston and one in Summerville.
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HEALTH CARE
Health issues are both a cause and a result of being homeless. One of the first things we offer those seeking our help is a complete medical screening in our Homeless Health Clinic.
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LEGAL SERVICES
Many homeless individuals and families have little understanding of their legal rights and have a general distrust for the system.
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EDUCATION
Nearly half of people seeking our help lack a high school education or GED. Many more are unemployed and do not have the skills required for long term, stable professions.
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