Jubilee Alternative Micro-Shelter

JAMS

Jubilee Alternative Micro-Shelter (JAMS)
Giving a tour to our local North Carolina State Representatives; 
Lindsey Prather, Eric Ager, and Caleb Rudow.
Volunteer and resident sharing a smile
Resident shares homemade cheesecake on Mother's Day
Resident thrilled to spend Mother's Day in community
Three residents happy to have safe shelter
Residents participating in Trauma-informed yoga
Resident vision board
Conversation pit in JAMS shelter
Dinning room where meals are shared
Self-serve area of the dinning room
Resident showing off her vision board

In One-Year we made a huge impact

Jubilee Alternative Micro-Shelter (JAMS) opened on April 18th of 2022, JAMS operated for exactly one year, closing on April 18th of 2023. JAMS was closed because the Jubilee Community building was sold. JAMS was an amazing effort made possible because of a lot of big-hearted folks.

We are not currently sheltering like we did at Jubilee. Beds and other sheltering supplies are being kept at a local storage facility, thanks to Lark Storage! As of today, we have not yet made the decision whether to shelter this coming winter. For now, we are focused on longer term housing solutions similar to Sims Cottage, our West Asheville rental home.

During the One-Year that JAMS Operated

Received overnight shelter
0
Received day rest
0
Received food and/or supplies
0
Unhoused folks were served
0

This amazing effort was made possible because of Jubilee Community, 74 incredible volunteers, generous financial gift donors, and much-loved community partners. We thank all of you for the support you gave.

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