Bringing Access Closer
Gospel Rescue Mission is expanding access to vital services through OPERATION RESCUE Satellite Intake Centers—bringing pathways to care closer to individuals who may face barriers reaching our main campus. By partnering with trusted local businesses, churches, and community organizations, we meet people in familiar, accessible places where they already live, gather, and seek connection.
These satellite locations serve as safe, welcoming first points of contact, where guests can learn about GRM’s programs, connect with compassionate staff, and receive clear guidance on next steps. By reducing distance, confusion, and hesitation, Satellite Intake Centers help build trust and make it easier for individuals to begin their journey toward stability, healing, and lasting transformation.
Why It Matters
Barriers such as transportation challenges, mistrust, fear, or uncertainty often prevent individuals from taking the first step toward help. Satellite Intake Centers are designed to remove those barriers by providing safe, welcoming, and familiar spaces within the community. In these locations, guests can speak with compassionate staff, learn about available services, and receive guidance on next steps—all without leaving their neighborhood. By meeting people where they are, Satellite Intake Centers build trust, lower the hurdle to engagement, and create a clear pathway toward stability, healing, and lasting transformation.
How it Works
Community Partnerships
We collaborate with local businesses to create welcoming, accessible intake locations across Tucson.
Connection to Services
Shuttle buses transport guests from satellite locations to GRM’s Welcome Center and program sites.
Welcoming Spaces
Each center serves as a safe, welcoming pickup location designed to support dignity and access without barriers.
Reducing Barriers
Satellite Intake Centers reduce obstacles and help individuals access meals, clothing, housing, and recovery.
Get Involved today!
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