Shelter for the homeless provides a safe place for individuals and families without permanent housing. These facilities often offer basic necessities such as food, warmth, and a place to sleep. Many shelters also provide additional services, including counseling, job training, and assistance in finding permanent housing. In many communities, shelters are run by non-profit organizations, local governments, or religious groups. They aim to support those in need, especially during extreme weather conditions. Some shelters may have specific requirements, such as age or family status, while others are open to anyone seeking help.