HomeProgramsTeamEventsAbout UsContact
Call Us

Transforming Lives

Grace House has been part of the community for over 30 years, and many people still think of us as just one house providing housing services. In reality, we are a full spectrum housing service provider for people who are homeless, impoverished, or housing insecure.
Need Help?

Get Help Today

Contact us in person, by phone, or by email and be assigned a case manager immediately.
Learn More
Featured Program

Grace House for Women

Grace House for Women provides housing services to homeless, chemically dependent women.
Learn More

What is Grace House?

Play Video

How We've Helped

Play Video

Get More Help

See Programs
About Us
See the Team
Contact Us

How We Help You

We offer a full spectrum of housing services — from taking someone directly off the street into temporary supported housing, and in many cases into permanent supported housing. We offer a robust job training program that includes training for certified nursing assistants, phlebotomy, dental assisting, CDL training, and other medical-focused career paths. And we offer numerous other programs that provide support to those experiencing homelessness.

HOPWA

A Federal program dedicated to the housing needs of people living with HIV/AIDS.

CoC

Permanent supportive housing for those with HUD-recognized disabilities.

Grace House for Women

A sober living program for women struggling with substance use or alcoholism.

Job Training

Job training opportunities for those who qualify for HOPWA or ESG assistance

Food Pantry

Food boxes containing both perishable and non-perishable items, available once per month.

ESG

Housing placement and rental and utility assistance for persons who are homeless or in danger of homelessness.

CHOICE

Rental assistance for those diagnosed with a serious mental illness.

Every year, over 1,000 people statewide find themselves in need of assistance.

Homelessness is driven by systemic barriers such as poverty, health inequities, and limited access to affordable housing and care. Grace House responds by offering low-barrier housing and comprehensive supportive services that move people toward stability and self-sufficiency.

In MS, there are over 10,000 people diagnosed with HIV.

Because of stigma, many people delay or avoid seeking healthcare, which contributes to higher death rates among people living with HIV and AIDS in Mississippi compared to other regions. We work to combat stigma by educating people, helping them understand that HIV does not discriminate, and ensuring that individuals feel loved, accepted, and connected despite their medical diagnosis.

Our Mission

To serve impoverished Mississippians living with, affected by, or at higher risk of HIV/AIDS by providing and maintaining housing where clients may live with dignity, safety, and care; delivering all the support necessary to improve health and financial situation and reducing stigma through education. 

You Can Help

We place people into housing every day, often directly out of homelessness. Because of that, we are always looking for beds, couches, tables, and other basic household items so people have a place to sleep, sit, and eat when they move in. Monetary donations are also extremely helpful, as they allow us to direct resources where the need is greatest at any given time.People can also donate furniture, clothing, food for our pantry, or their time as volunteers.
Learn More
ProgramsHOPWACoCESG
CHOICEJob TrainingFood PantryGrace House for Women
Contact Usp: 601-353-1038f: 601-352-5128info@gracehousems.org
Mailing Address
P.O. Box 68924
Jackson, MS 39286
© 2025 Grace House Services
Website Design by Chance Shelton