The Salvation Army Williamson County Service Center, which opened in 2014, offers urgently-needed services to adults and children facing the possibility of homelessness in Williamson County. Our goal is to prevent homelessness and keep families together by helping them to become self-sufficient again. The Salvation Army Williamson County Service Center offers intake and assessment of the needs of men, women and children, provides direct services (e.g. food, clothing, rent and utility assistance) and refers qualified individuals to other important social services. The Salvation Army also supports the community with a nursing home ministry, youth music program, summer camp, and outreach to a disadvantaged neighborhood. The Salvation Army closely collaborates with other agencies and churches in Williamson County to ensure that needs are met appropriately and to avoid duplication of services. Together we are helping prevent homelessness in Williamson County.