SUFFOLK, Va. — With freezing temperatures expected this weekend, Suffolk is mobilizing community resources to ensure people experiencing homelessness have access to warm shelter, meals, and support services. Pets are not permitted inside the shelter, but staff coordinates with Animal Control to provide temporary care for animals belonging to shelter guests. Coalition Against Poverty in Suffolk (CAPS)CAPS continues operating its winter shelter program, offering additional overnight beds for those in need. Additional Support ServicesForKids, Inc. provides comprehensive assistance including food support, mobility services, and both short- and long-term housing solutions. Anyone in Suffolk needing help finding shelter can contact the ForKids Inc Crisis Hotline at 757-587-4202 for guidance.