Quantrell Jones Center

What is the Quantrell Jones Center?

The Quantrell Jones Center is a new building run by The Hope Center in Lexington, KY.

It has 72 beds total, and 24 of those beds are set aside for people who served in the U.S. military and are now homeless.

This is more than just a place to sleep. The Center is a safe, stable place where people can live while they get help to rebuild their lives.

At the Quantrell Jones Center, residents get:

We believe in a low-barrier approach. This means we make it as easy as possible for people to get in, and we work with them on what they’re ready to do.

Homelessness is a growing problem in our city. Veterans are especially at risk because of challenges like PTSD, health issues, or lack of family support.

Recent counts show that 1,622 people are homeless in Lexington, and 116 are veterans.

There is also a shortage of affordable housing in Fayette County, which makes it harder for people to get back on their feet.

Stories of Hope

"I learned a lot about recovery from [The Hope Center]...I learned about how to grow spiritually and find my own higher power. They gave me a place to stay after I completed the program...this place was a safe haven for me when I didn't have anywhere else to go."

Hope Center Client spotlight - Steven Kidwell

How You Can Help

The Quantrell Jones Center needs the community’s help to succeed. You can:

Donate money

to support housing and services

Volunteer your time

to mentor, teach, or help with activities

Partner with us

as a landlord or employer to give residents opportunities

Donate items

like bedding, kitchen supplies, or clothing

Contact Us

To visit or learn more, call or email us. We give tours and welcome referrals from community partners.

Thank You to Our Partners

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