Light of Life Rescue Mission

Light of Life Rescue Mission is a Christian nonprofit at its Voeghtly Street Shelter in Pittsburgh serving men, women and children experiencing homelessness, addiction, poverty and trauma.

The 234 Voeghtly Street site functions as the emergency services entry point into a broader continuum of recovery, housing and mental health programming.

Their Christ centered approach pairs immediate survival support with pathways toward lasting healing and stability.

Emergency Shelter and Addiction Recovery

The Voeghtly Street Shelter provides emergency shelter for men, women and children alongside practical daily living support like hot meals, laundry and clothing, hygiene products and first aid.

On site case management, community resources, support agencies and off site housing assistance help connect people to longer term care.

From this entry point, individuals can access Light of Life's broader recovery network including the men's Life Recovery Program and women's housing tracks.

Long term programming features individual and group counseling, off campus 12 step meetings and life skills training, on campus classes and chapel services, addressing addiction within the larger context of homelessness and life stabilization.

Faith Based Recovery

Light of Life offers gender specific and whole family programming, including Sister's House, Scattered Sites Housing and a Women & Children Partial program.

These tracks combine educational programming and case management, lease and landlord support, and a Christ centered recovery structure focused on long term stability and family reunification.

Next Steps

Light of Life Rescue Mission provides in person emergency services at 234 Voeghtly Street in Pittsburgh's North Side, with additional recovery and housing programs across Pittsburgh and Allegheny County.

As a faith based nonprofit, the organization focuses on accessible support for people facing homelessness and addiction.