KISSIMMEE, Fla. — Forecasts predict drops in temperatures between 30 and 40 degrees across Central Florida this Thursday through Saturday, and specifically in Osceola County, a handful of churches are partnering with county officials to host warming centers.
Currently, there are no permanent shelters for people experiencing homelessness in the county. The only shelter is a domestic violence shelter: Help Now.
A handful of community members have felt called to help when the weather becomes extreme, such as Pastor Mike Black with Poinciana Christian Church. They are one of three locations hosting warming centers…