The staff provides council, guidance and instruction and assist clients in finding jobs. Clients are able to stay in the shelter up to eight weeks if they are making progress and adhering to the shelter program. In order to fight hunger in the Quincy area, the emergency shelter is now serving three meals a day for anyone needing a meal. When requested, The Salvation Army canteen will respond to fires, plane crashes, floods, tornadoes, and other crisis. Food and beverages can be served from the canteen, as well as other requested items.
Spiritual counseling is also available for victims and their families.
The girls learn practical life skills, the importance of working with others, and the love of God, their country and the world they live in. The girls learn the importance of growing spiritually, mentally, physically, and socially by being respectful, friendly, serving others, and loyalty to their country. The boys learn practical life skills, the importance of working with others, the love of God, their country and the world they live in. The boys learn practical life skills, love of God, their country through earning badges and recreation. All teenagers, who like to have fun with other teens, are invited to join in great programming.