New Salvation Army Homeless Shelter Opens in Bristol

The Salvation Army has opened a new centre to provide homeless people in Bristol with accommodation and support.

The monotone 1970s centre has been modernised into a new state-of-the-art facility that will house and support up to 93 homeless people from across the city.

Logos House – co-developed by The Salvation Army Housing Association in partnership with Bristol City Council’s Supporting People Team – is also designed to help the residents make a permanent move away from homelessness and break free from addictions, reports The Good News.