ABOUT
HOPE FAITH

Kansas City's only collaborative day center for those in need.

MISSION & HISTORY.

Hope Faith-Homeless Assistance Campus works to alleviate homelessness and poverty in Kansas City, Missouri by providing basic necessities and assistance, as well as, providing critical services and programs to empower individuals experiencing homelessness and at-risk individuals to become self-sufficient and independent. Hope Faith is a non-denominational, Christian based organization that accomplishes this mission through a variety of programs and services.

Hope Faith, with its mission pillars of Care, Rest, and Work, is the only low-barrier Homelessness Assistance Campus in Greater Kansas City. Founded in 2004, Hope Faith's fundamental principle is to bring humanity back to our homeless guests through mental, emotional, and spiritual assistance. We serve all people without hesitation or reservation, guided by our values of providing Care, Rest, and Work.

Through the kindness of our staff, volunteers, and benefactors, Hope Faith provides everything from hot meals to hot showers, optical, clothing, haircuts, laundry, and mail services. All of this is in a 48,000 sq. ft. building downtown.

A BRIEF HISTORY OF OUR PROGRAM

Hope Faith is a Christian ministry dedicated to meeting the physical, emotional and spiritual needs of homeless and impoverished men, women and children in Kansas City. The mission of Hope Faith is to equip and empower the homeless and less fortunate to be self-sufficient and independent. Our comprehensive approach is designed to not only provide for the critical needs of people in crisis, but to offer the services, resources and encouragement needed to make the difficult journey from dependence to independence.

Incorporated in 2004, Hope Faith Ministries, Inc. (HF) serves as an equipping day center for the homeless and poor in Kansas City’s urban core. First operating as the Neighbor to Neighbor program in the Westport neighborhood, the organization has expanded its services from meeting essential needs for food and clothing to also providing services and programs with an emphasis on moving clients into independence as their physical, emotional, mental, and spiritual needs are met.