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The goal is that they transition in 3 months. However, there is not always a set time.

We have 6 beds.

The guys are expected to cook for themselves, but we do have times where we have people bring in already cooked meals for them.

They find us usually. We receive calls directly from potential residents, calls from individuals who want to help someone they know who is homeless, calls from different organizations, as well as referrals from Coordinated Entry.

They have to be 21 or over, single, no active alcohol or drug use, no active warrants or a history of violence on their record, and not be listed on the sex offender registry.

Yes, we can take clothing. However, most of the time, we are at capacity with what we are able to take because of minimal storage. Please check first before bringing by.

We refer to Marcy’s Project or The Fish of St. Charles

Most often this is food, toilet paper, paper towel, and cleaning supplies.

Yes, absolutely! Most needed are monthly donors This will allow us to ensure we can continue to house the men here and in the future, as well as a potential to grow, so that we may help more.

There is a donate button on this website, faithhavenhouse.org. This is also where you would set up a monthly donation. You can donate via PayPal or Venmo directly, or you can mail a check to Faith Haven House directly (7338 Mexico Road, St. Peters, MO 63376), or you can bring it by the house and say hello.

We are a transitional living program for homeless men. We meet the basic needs of housing, food, and hygiene while the men work to obtain a job and find permanent housing to regain their independence.