E-mail : mcumission@gmail.com

 

 

A CHRIST CENTERED APPROACH
TO HELPING THE HOMELESS
  

 

 

 

WE PROVIDE ASSISTANCE IN THESE AREAS

 

FOOD

USDA food is available to those in need three days per week Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 1:00. Clients may pick up one time per month.

 Mississippi County residents only – Documentation is required. 

Low-income guidelines apply.

CLOTHING

Clothing is available to the public Tuesday, Thursday from 1:00-2:00.

Low- income guidelines apply.


 

FURNITURE & APPLIANCES

Donated furniture, appliances, housewares, bedding and other soft furnishings are given to those from the shelter who are entering their own homes, and house-fire victims entering their new homes. We take referrals from other service agencies for families in need who are not experiencing homelessness.

TRAVELER'S AID

We offer LIMITED Gas assistance for  STRANDED motorists.

LIMITED Gas assistance for out-of-town Dr. appointments.

For people who do not receive Medicaid and thus who cannot ride the Medicaid Van.

 Appointment verification required.

 Mississippi County residents only.

PRESCRIPTIONS

Financial assistance for prescription medicines is available on a LIMITED scale, special circumstances and Co-Pays only. 

Mission residents who are not insured are referred to the Great River Charitable Clinic.

EMERGENCY SHELTER

Emergency Shelter is available 24/7 for Men, Women, and Children.  Call-ahead for bed availability suggested. For anyone being released from jail, hospital or rehab this is a requirement, with a documented referral. We do not hold a license to house parolees, nor do we accept registered sex offenders into the Mission program, male or female.

 

WORK PROGRAMS

All who stay at the Mission are required to work and be productive. Whether it be thru employment in the community, shelter chores, working in the kitchen, working in the office, or working in the warehouses and through the day labor program to Pay-it- Forward – acquiring and cultivating job skills is essential in preparing for re-entering the housed community. Retail experience, organizational skills, and building stamina needed for an all day job are but a few of the things that can be gained by this work experience.

 

Do you need assistance?

Do you need assistance?

Get in touch with us!
Please call us!
Office: (870) 763-8380
Secondary: 870-763-2002
Our Address:
400 E. Walnut St.
P.O. Box 501
Blytheville, Arkansas
72316/72315
Email:
mcumission@gmail.com

Do you wish to become a Mission Volunteer or to Make a Donation?

 

 

 

OUR PROMISE

It is our Promise to give Assistance to Everyone who has a verified need who comes through our Doors as we are able with the Grace and Love of Jesus Christ.

 

OUR MISSION

It is our “Mission” to provide resources and opportunity for aide for any person that is currently unable to meet their own need that has a willingness to work in the Solution to their Problem. Extending the Arm of Christ to these people in need regardless of race, color, creed or national origin, gender, sexual orientation, age, religion, handicap.

 

 

 

Contact Us

We would love to hear from you! Please call us at 1-(870)-763-8380 –or- 1-870-763-2002. Our email is mcumission@gmail.com.