Oroville Rescue Mission Inc
The Oroville Rescue Mission is a religious non-profit organization which serves the homeless and disadvantaged in the Oroville area and its surrounding communities. It is affiliated with the Association of Gospel Rescue Missions.
The Oroville Rescue Mission operates a homeless shelter with 24 beds in the Mens Shelter and 14 beds in the Womens & Childrens Shelter. The Mission serves three meals a day seven days a week and holds nightly chapel services. We give out blankets and clothing to homeless and disadvantaged people who come to us for help, as well as those who come to us for a shower and a safe place to sleep.
In addition to helping the homeless, the Oroville Rescue Mission distributes food boxes to needy families in the community. The Rescue Missions New Life Recovery Program is a Christ - Centered discipleship program for those in recovery and transition.
FOOD BOX DISTRIBUTION:
Monday - Friday 1:00-3.00 P.M.
Recipients Please Bring:
1. Current proof of residence. (utility bill, official piece of
mail, or an imprinted receipt.)
2. Current proof of income(paycheck stubs, passport to
services or SSI award letter.)
3. Medi-cal cards, birth certificates or picture I.D for
each family member.
SURPLUS BREAD AND FOOD DISTRIBUTION
Tuesdays & Thursdays 10:00 A.M
This mission isn't really Christian based because the programmers and staff aren't really Christian people. The food there made me sick, plus that whole place was dirty and dusty and filled with mold in the bathroom and kitchen on the women's side on the women's side. I wouldn't recommend staying there period. They took out the appliances in the kitchen on the women's side. This place needs to be inspected every 6 months for health hazards, bugs and etc. They don't like it when the guests talk bad about the mission because they know they are doing it wrong.