Salvation Army shelter set up for homeless with COVID-19 symptoms
The Salvation Army's Joy Center opened to house those who don't have a place to self-quarantine or practice social distancing during the outbreak.Â
As featured on
The Salvation Army's Angel Tree warehouse has been transformed into an isolation center, with a specific area for anyone who has tested positive for the COVID-19 virus.Â
The Salvation Army is expecting a spike in requests for our assistance due to the pandemic.
The new appliances will help employees and volunteers with the Salvation Army keep up with laundry demands after the organization chose to add beds and staff members to the facility in late March.
