Homeless service provider Matthew’s Hope cuts back as demand rises and costs climb

WINTER GARDEN, Fla – Matthew’s Hope says more people are turning to the Central Florida nonprofit for help at the same time the cost of providing that help is climbing.

The organization, which serves people experiencing homelessness in Orange and Brevard counties, says its two campuses are now seeing more than 1,300 visits a week.

Matthew’s Hope provides food, clothing, showers, health care and other basic services. It is not a traditional overnight shelter, although it does open as one during extreme weather…

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