Services
Shelter & Transitional Housing
How to Access Services:
NOEL Lodge is located at 400 W. 2nd
Hours 5:00 PM – 7:00 AM
Phone # 620.259.7769
Noel Lodge -Emergency Overnight Shelter
Noel Lodge is New Beginnings’ 30‑day emergency overnight shelter, offering a safe, low‑barrier place to rest for individuals experiencing homelessness in Reno County. Each evening, guests are welcomed into a clean, secure environment where they can access basic necessities, supportive staff, and a dignified space to stabilize.
Our team focuses on safety, respect, and connection. While staying at Noel Lodge, guests can meet with staff to explore housing options, receive referrals to community resources, and take steps toward long‑term stability. The shelter operates in alignment with HUD Emergency Solutions Grant (ESG) standards, ensuring fair access, trauma‑informed practices, and a strong focus on helping each person move toward permanent housing.
Noel Lodge is more than a place to sleep — it’s a first step toward a new beginning.
The Center
Housing Program
How to Access Services:
The Center is located at 100 E. 2nd
Phone # 620.314.2227
The Center is New Beginnings’ six‑month housing program designed for individuals rebuilding their lives after a homeless crisis, including those affected by substance use disorder.
The Center provides a safe, stable place to live while residents continue to work toward stability. Each resident receives necessary case management, recovery support, and life‑skills training in a community‑oriented environment. The program is built on the understanding that homelessness and substance use often share the same root causes—trauma, instability, isolation, and loss.
Residents at The Center have access to SMART Recovery, AA and NA meetings, financial literacy support, and referrals to medical, mental health, and employment services through community partners. The first two months of the program can be fee‑free while participants stabilize and establish income, with modest service fees beginning in month three to support budgeting and independence. There is subsidy for people waiting on disability.
The Center is a place where individuals can regain stability, rebuild confidence, and take meaningful steps toward a new beginning.
Coaching
On the Road to Where You Want to Be:
Case Coordination & Support System
On the Road to Where You Want to Be is a client-centered structured case coordination and support system designed to help individuals move from crisis to stability and, ultimately, to their hopes for their life. Built around clear milestones and personalized goal‑setting, this system provides a consistent framework that guides guests and residents and anyone using it through every step of their journey.
Participants work one‑on‑one with trained staff to identify their goals, remove barriers, and build the skills needed for lasting stability. The system emphasizes trauma‑informed support, accountability, and empowerment—meeting each person exactly where they are while helping them move forward with purpose.
Through regular check‑ins, individualized service plans, and coordinated referrals, On the Road to Where You Want to Be ensures that every person has a roadmap, a partner, and a path toward the future they want to build.
How to Access Services:
On The Road is used in both Emergency Shelter and Transitional Housing
For more information contact:
Phone # 620.314.2227