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Presbyterian Night Shelter

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3 mentions across 3 events
Presbyterian Night Shelter is an emergency shelter and comprehensive service provider for homeless individuals in Fort Worth. The organization operates a 5-acre campus providing emergency shelter without length-of-stay restrictions, transitional housing, day services, case management, and employment programs. It serves families, veterans, and single individuals seeking temporary and long-term housing solutions.
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public safety (3)
housing (2)
utilities (1)
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2400 Cypress Street, Fort Worth, TX 76102·Show on Google Maps ↗
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June 2026

Press Release

The City and partner nonprofits are again operating cooling stations and water distribution sites from June 22 to Sept. 18 to protect unsheltered residents from extreme summer heat, alongside Reliant's Beat the Heat centers.

City partners on cooling, water to protect unsheltered residents

January 2026

Press Release

Fort Worth details its multi-agency response to Winter Storm Fern, including shelter operations that housed over 1,200 unhoused individuals in a single night and emergency services managing hundreds of traffic incidents, EMS calls, and power outages across the city.

City responds to residents’ needs during Winter Storm Fern

Press Release

The City describes its seasonal emergency overnight overflow sheltering program for people experiencing homelessness, which activates during extreme cold when regular shelters are at capacity, coordinating with partner agencies WhenWeLove and Trinity Metro.

City prepared for cold weather, emergency overflow sheltering