Central Arkansas warming centers navigate cold winter amid COVID-19 pandemic
As it gets colder, warming centers are taking in as many people as possible, but there have also been some hurdles to overcome to keep COVID guidelines in mind. Author: Ashley Godwin (THV11) Updated: 9:13 PM CST February 8, 2021
LITTLE ROCK, Arkansas The cold can be hard for some, especially those without homes or a warm place to stay.
The Compassion Center has opened its doors to anyone needing a warm place to stay no matter what time of the day.
Around 100 people can stay there at a time. The Compassion Center has opened up its dining room and TV lounge area to keep people fed and occupied during the day, but COVID-19 has created some changes for the facility.