Wilkinson Road Shelter opened in February 2001. We provide services and support for males who are experiencing homelessness. The shelter is made up of 86 beds with an overflow capacity of 20 beds to assist in the case of emergencies. Some of our services include: food and Shelter intake 24/7, Case work, Resource Worker for housing and employment support, Ontario Works, Life Skills Programs, Pastoral care, Alcoholics Anonymous Meetings, Referrals to Community Agencies and Services, Emergency Clothing, On site laundry facilities, and Internet access

Cawthra Road Shelter opened up in spring of 2009 as a replacement for the Mavis Road Shelter which closed in November 2007. We provide services and support for adults who are experiencing homelessness. The Shelter has twenty rooms which can house a maximum of 80 homeless individuals. Additionally we currently have ten rooms which are designated for couples . Meals are provided for residents, and staff offer a variety of support services.  The facility is owned and operated by the Region of Peel and managed by The Salvation Army.

Dundas Medical Support Shelter opened on July 1, 2022. We provide programs and services to those in the community with physical and mental health issues who are facing homelessness. The facility is owned and operated by the Region of Peel and managed by The Salvation Army. The Shelter is made up of 50 units. All have en-suite bathrooms, small fridges and televisions. There are a few phone bank areas and a resource room for clients to access internet services. The facility also provides a communal dining area and a laundry facility. The services that are provided at the Dundas Shelter include medical monitoring by an onsite nurse, assistance in securing housing and employment, spiritual support and help accessing existing community resources.