SIOUX FALLS (AP) - Organizers of a Sioux Falls center for the homeless and working poor say a planned move to a bigger space will allow for more services including counseling and job-search support.
The Argus Leader reports the downtown Good Shepherd Center will move in a few weeks to the new Bishop Dudley Hospitality House. Executive director Maria Krell says the Good Shepherd Center's work will continue even though its name will change.
Krell says people in need will still be able to stop by to have lunch or take a shower, and now people will also have access to beds at night. She says organizers are very excited to move to the new and larger center, which will offer opportunities for addiction counseling and help with employment.
