Our mission is to share the hope and love of Christ.

 

We live out this mission while meeting basic needs and offering long-term solutions that empower people toward a more stable future.

“Ending homelessness by permanently transforming lives through the love of Jesus Christ.”

Since 1954, we have been a source of hope for our neighbors in crisis: the addicted, homeless, hungry, and abused. We provide food, shelter, clothing, counseling, residential programs, and other resources that offer men and women the opportunity to transform their lives.

We receive $0 in government funding. Everything we do is because of the generosity of people like you.

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Since our founding, Steelbridge has been a faith-based organization, long before “faith-based” became a popular term.

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If you've been thinking about making a clothing or hygiene donation or holding a drive at your business or church for the homeless and near homeless, now is the time. Drop off your donations at the Steelbridge Resource Center, 2021 2nd St NW, 8a to 3p MTWF, 505.554.2780 #wedependonyou
Sex Trafficking happens every day in ABQ. Click on the link in our profile to hear Yazzmine's unbelievable story. #rescued
Pastors Bruce & Kirsten Wilder and Jerry & Joy Watts with our staff and men and women in our program today @faithlutheran.albuquerque
If you want to know what a church is like, get to know the Pastor's wife. Here's Kirsten from Faith Lutheran with Samantha, one of the women in our program. #real #authentic
Worshipping with family @faithlutheranchurch.albuquerque this morning.
We're at Faith Lutheran Church tonight. They are incredible partners! #churchthehopeoftheworld
Living In An @altardstate: We're very grateful to Priscilla and this incredible company. If you haven't been to their Uptown location, you have to visit! You'll be inspired by a company that wants to do good in this world! #partners
We love pictures like this. A father reveling in the laughter and arms of his children. Kids delighting in just being with dad. It captures a moment of celebration and connectedness. But what about the other moments? The ones the camera didn't capture? In our social media culture, we can become deceived by a beautiful picture. We are bombarded with amazing, unbelievable images every day. We "like" and "heart" stunning photographs. But is it true? And now, dear brothers and sisters, one final thing. Fix your thoughts on what is true, and honorable, and right, and pure, and lovely, and admirable. Think about things that are excellent and worthy of praise. (Philippians 4:8 NLT) ...what is true... What's true about this image is there is more to this family than this moment. So much more. If you take this image at face value you will completely miss the point. Before this moment, there were tears of confusion and fear. There were angry screams. Family confrontations about financial responsibilities and maturity. There were threats of violence and more. Before this moment, there were desperate calls to the police, the sounds of sirens, and nosey neighbors in front yards trying to see what was going on. There were curse words and insults being shouted. Before this moment, there was despair, feeling like nothing would ever change except for the worse. His family talked about it. His wife felt the cold stab of it in her soul. "What have I done? Should I leave? What have I exposed my children to?" While in the New Life Program at Steelbridge, he wondered if he could really change. Maybe it's too hard? Maybe I was born this way - destined for destruction? Maybe everyone would be better off if I was gone? But little by little, day by day, he began to change. His heart began to soften. As he surrendered to the control of the Holy Spirit, things began to get better. As he began to learn what God says about life in scripture, his thinking began to change - about himself, his purpose, his family, his future. The moment captured in this image represents two years of restoration, struggle, and renewal.