WINCHESTER, Va. (WDVM) — Winchester Area Temporary Thermal Shelter, also known as WATTS, will now add to their services to the homeless, offering a warming center during the daytime.
The center will be at First United Methodist Church’s Fellowship Hall and can hold up to 35 people at a time. People can use the bathroom, watch TV, and get water when they come to the center.
“It’s just a building to come in and have a seat we do have a TV and puzzles and things for them to do but it’s a place for them to come and go as they need to come and go,” said Robyn Miller, WATTS Executive Director.
The shelter will be open through March from 7 am- 4 pm, Monday-Saturday, and until noon on Sundays.
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