Join Us
Help for the homeless
Help us provide emergency shelter and food during inclement weather, and give persons experiencing homelessness a place to make progress on their goals toward stable housing.
Living on the streets?
You need to come see us.
WayStation is a day shelter and resource center open Monday to Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m., for Benton County residents. We offer breakfast, lunch and to-go bags for dinner. We can help you get SNAP, a phone, a bike, camping gear, and clean clothes. Come use our computers to search for a job or an apartment. Plus so. much. more.
We want to be a stop on your way to a better life.
1920 S. 8th St., Rogers, Ark. (Temporarily closed for remodeling)
A Thought on Justice
“When we think of biblical justice, we think of individual rights. … Biblical justice has a different trajectory. Biblical justice means interwovenness, interdependence, bringing individuals to see that our stuff isn’t just ours. … [Justice] means taking the threads of your life–your emotions, your time, your body, your physical presence, your money–and plunging them into the lives of other people.”
--Tim Keller, Author
Photo by Joel Muniz on Unsplash
A Transition to stability
Transitional Housing for Senior Citizens
Located in Rogers mid-town and one other satellite location, we are pleased to offer housing stability for up to two years to people over 50 experiencing homelessness.
People over 50 are the fastest growing demographic among the unhoused. Becoming homeless after 50 has radically detrimental health consequences and results in much higher mortality risk.
For this reason, we are so pleased to be able to provide housing stability for 27 senior citizens while they work out their next step to permanent housing.
Housing options
The Micah 6:8 Initiative has a limited amount of financial assistance to prevent homelessness. We also have transitional housing for persons 55 and older.
Call our Director of Housing to learn more - 479-222-0748
Help Our Cause
Your support and contributions support people experiencing homelessness to find home again.
About Us
Our History
Our History
Our History
We began in 2016 as an Oakley Chapel community group centered around justice issues. We invited like-minded persons from other congregations and organized as a faith-based nonprofit in 2017.
Our funding comes from generous donors, foundations and fundraising activities, such as annual Texas pecan sale.
Our Mission
Our History
Our History
We are an IRS 501 (c)(3) faith-based charity, unified to restore hope and provide opportunities for people to become all God intends them to be. Currently, we do this by addressing issues of housing and food insecurity in our community.