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The daytime program provides the following services: case management for connection with needed resources, access to computers and a phone for housing and job searches, showers, laundry, clothing bank, hot coffee, lunch, and temporary mail address services.

A free youth laundromat that also provides complimentary laundry detergent and dryer sheets. Students may reserve 2 - 2 hour time slots per week.

Supplies laundry detergent and dryer sheets to anyone in need.

The Daytime program provides the following services for the homeless and working poor: Daytime shelter (day rooms)- open to all (not just those who are staying overnight at the shelter) Showers and restrooms with hygiene items available Laundry services including soap & laundry sheets Children's play area equipped with developmental toys Phones and computers for housing and jobs searches Case Manager on site to connect with needed resources - Lunch meal served each day

The Bishop Dudley Hospitality House provides shelter, laundry facilities, and showers for homeless individuals. Beds are on a first come / first serve basis and cannot be reserved. Families with children under 18 can only stay in the family units. A locker program is available for individuals to rent at $10.00/week or $30.00/month. Guests may be eligible for "chore exchange" to earn a locker. Please speak to staff to learn eligibility requirements. Individuals who work overnight are permitted to sleep during the day with documentation of work schedule. These individuals can make arrangements with staff to be let into the shelter after their shift is over. Individuals who are intoxicated are able to stay at the House as long as they are able to take care of themselves. Guests need to be able to care for themselves in order to be able to stay at BDHH. They may use wheelchairs, crutches, walkers, knee scooters, etc. but must be independently mobile if using these items. A separate location also has ten units for shelter and services for families. Intake for Family Units: Call ahead to check on availability of family units. A background check (available for free through the Clerk of Courts) will be required as part of the application. After receiving a printed background check, ask for the Family Coordinator to set up an intake appointment.

Youth and community center. Meals are provided and children have a small library, games, and computer. The center hosts many classes and programs with learning opportunities for everything from Lakota art, music, building rockets, archery, hand games, horse camps, summer camps, and daily living skills. There is a community laundromat and food pantry open to the community.

Providing services and resources for Houseless Relatives including mail distribution to receive mail and packages once an individual completes a mail registration form, a Clothing Closet with essential clothing and personal items when available, daily access to Showers & Laundry (on a first-come, first-served basis), daily meal, food bags, and a Resource Center with computer and phone access for job applications, housing applications, and other resources. Housing Resources is an access point for Coordinated Entry.

The facility is centrally located in the downtown area of Sioux Falls and within walking distance of other community resources. Veterans Services offers laundry facility, showers, bathrooms, computer access for job searches and resume preparation, VA services, addiction meetings, HUD VASH meetings, and snacks.

To provide dignity by assisting with laundry services. Individuals are able to do up to 12 loads of laundry (equivalent to three large baskets of laundry) for free per month and enjoy a meal. All items needed to do laundry (detergent, fabric softener, bleach, stain spray) is provided. Sign-up is posted on the Laundry with Love Facebook page the Wednesday before each event.