Overnights of Hospitality Now Open

Thank you to all volunteers who have signed up thus far to chaperone or prepare and serve a meal! We are always looking for new volunteers. We especially need new chaperones.

Go to MealTrain Plus to sign up. Click on the link below to see the Revised Site Schedule for 2023-24.


Site Schedule

President' Report 2022

 

 

Welcome to
Plymouth Taskforce To End Homelessness!

If you or someone you know is homeless, contact us now! We’re the Plymouth Taskforce to End Homelessness and our mission is to end homelessness in the Greater Plymouth area. Until that day arrives we’ll be here to help with supportive services, emergency shelter and permanent housing. We don’t believe in bureaucracy: we believe in hope.

room filled with small beds

I Need Help

If you are homeless, for any reason, we can help. Click HERE for assistance regarding supportive services, emergency shelter and permanent housing.

sleeping mats loaded on top of an SUV

I Can Help

Don’t look away. The homeless are everywhere. Once you see them the next question is, what can YOU do? The Taskforce is always in need of donations – of material and money – of volunteers and of partnerships with businesses and community organizations. Click HERE to help.

Who we Are

Who We Are

Since 2004 the Taskforce has been working to end homelessness in the Plymouth (MA) area by providing those in need with permanent housing, supportive services and emergency shelter during the winter months. We work with individuals, local businesses, government agencies and community organizations. Learn more HERE!

Give now. Don’t wait. Volunteer today. Don’t wait. Help now. We can’t wait.

You don’t have to imagine a homeless shelter: books and movies show you crowded, dark hallways, where everyone is on guard against what seems an unavoidable tide of insults and assaults. Never mind that the reality is, more likely, compassionate people who serve up dignity along with a hot meal and a warm bed.

Yes, the movies exaggerate, but the truth is nearly as harsh. The truth is that for most of us, having no roof over our heads night after night, is an unimaginable horror. A roof, a bed, a meal and dignity: that’s the bottom line, but it doesn’t come cheap. Especially under Covid restrictions, the cost of providing basic shelter is rapidly increasing.

So we must increase the decibel level and frequency of our appeals.