Hot Springs Salvation Army tackles underlying issues of homelessness
The Salvation Army of Hot Springs has set its sights on "attacking" the issue of homelessness by steering people to addiction treatment centers.
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The Salvation Army of Hot Springs has set its sights on "attacking" the issue of homelessness by steering people to addiction treatment centers.
HOT SPRINGS -- The Salvation Army of Hot Springs has set its sights on "attacking" the issue of homelessness by steering people to addiction treatment centers.
HOT SPRINGS -- After multiple instances of vandalism and other criminal activity, the Salvation Army of Hot Springs is suspending its hot food service for two weeks while it transitions the program under its case management system.
Volunteerism is down across the country, and while Garland County is among the areas seeing a decline, local organizations are optimistic about volunteers coming back.
The Salvation Army has about 30 bell ringers spread across Hot Springs and Captain Bryan Brinlee says 80% of them are homeless.