Winter and Warming Shelter Information

This information is for the weekend of January 23rd-Monday, January 26th. If the cold weather continues additional information will be updated to this page.

If you know of a location that is not currently on our list, please email: Dawn Michaels, our

Community Relations Manager: dmichaels@gcbhs.com

The 2025-2026 Winter Shelter at Shelterhouse (411 Gest Street, 45203) is open. The shelter is open to single individuals experiencing homelessness and runs nightly from 7 p.m. to 6:30 a.m. Enter through the Winter Shelter entrance. TRANSPORATION IS AVAILBLE FROM ST. ANTHONY'S CENTER.

• The City of Cincinnati is activating St. Anthony Center as a Warming Shelter this weekend. It will be open Saturday, Sunday, and Monday from 6 am -7 pm.

  
  

  Here is a link to additional warmer center options in Hamilton County: https://www.hamiltoncountyohio.gov/government/departments/emergency_management/extreme_cold_december_2025.php

  
  

• A 24-hour Warming Center will be available for adults 18 and older, at the Emergency Shelter of NKY beginning at 5:30 pm Friday, 1/23 through 9 am Tuesday 1/27. The shelter is located at 436 W 13th St. in Covington, KY. Call 859-291-4555 to check for availability. For more information go to their FB page: https://www.facebook.com/EmergencyShelterNKY

• In Clermont County a 24 hour warming Center is operating out of One Way Church in Batavia. They will continue to operate 24/7 until February 1st. The church is located at 4650 St. Rt 132 in Batavia. For updated information go to their FB page: https://www.facebook.com/one.way.church.batavia

  
  

• For those who live in Warren County, here is a link to a map with multiple locations throughout the county that will serve as places to go for warmth.

• For residents in Clinton County here is a link to locations serving as warming centers: https://www.cc-ema.org/warming

• Butler County is has designated these locations as warming centers.

• This link lists warming centers that are activated in Highland County.

For updated information about the winter storm you can check with the National Weather Service out of Wilmington: https://www.weather.gov/media/iln/ILNBriefing.pdf

We will continue to update this page as information is relayed to us. Please stay inside and be safe.