HTC hygiene facilities include 10 showers, 6 restrooms, and 21 faucets for guests to take care of their hygiene needs. All guests signed up for showers are supplied with towels, washcloths, shampoo, and soap. Personal care items such as razors, toothbrushes, socks, etc. are available on request.

Laundry intake occurs M-F and is first-come, first serve until the daily limit of 20 bags is reached. We recommend guests check laundry in early (7:45-8:00am). Same-day pickup is required between 1:00-1:30pm. Guests may turn in 1 bag/week.

HTC’s award-winning housing navigators are available to speak with on site during morning service hours (8:00am-12:30pm).

We recommend coming in person to discuss individual housing needs and options.

Case managers at HTC help guests navigate available resources including family reunification, senior housing, shelter referral, reconnection to existing community support, crisis intervention, and support seeking medical care.

HTC staff are trained in first-aid, CPR, and opioid reversal. Basic first-aid is available on site. OTC medications are available at the information table. Volunteer healthcare professionals collaborate with staff to help navigate ongoing medical and mental healthcare needs.

HTC supplies basic hygiene supplies to guests, including soap, shampoo, toothpaste, toothbrushes, feminine products, razors, and more. Our amazing community of supporters donate lagniappe items, including shoes, backpacks, belts, hats, and other personal care items we distribute upon request.

HTC offers free WIFI to all guests and our courtyard and hygiene area are equipped with outlets for charging personal devices. We also operate a phone charging station where guests can check in devices to be charged in a lockbox while they are utilizing Rebuild Center services.

Our free library cart offers enrichment to guests as they await services or rest in our Center. Guests are allowed to take and keep 2 books/week. We often need book donations of all reading levels and across genres. Favorites include sci-fi, wellness, historical fiction, and general fiction.

Our bicycle program helps ~70 individuals annually gain access to their own modes of transportation. Local mechanics teach the basics of bicycle maintenance and repair. Upon completion, guests receive their own bicycle, helmet, lights, and a lock. Bikes are donated by members of the community.

Some of our volunteers include priests, sisters, brothers, deacons, and spiritual counselors who offer guidance to HTC guests. Often, these volunteers dedicate their time to sitting with guests in prayer or helping them tend to their spiritual wellness.