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Welcome to the Judeo-Christian Outreach Center

Beginning in 1986, the Judeo-Christian Outreach Center has served the Hampton Roads community by providing a safe place to stay, a hot, wholesome meal, helping those in crisis battling drug or alcohol addiction as well as education to help our clients move forward with their lives. The homeless shelter is located at 1053 Virginia Beach Blvd in Virginia Beach with access to bus lines and shopping. We also are very fortunate to have many volunteer participants that help serve our daily meals and perform other services.

Since our beginning, the Judeo-Christian Outreach Center has served over half a million meals to those in need, helped those in need with a place to stay and assisted those searching for a new start by providing education, job placement assistance as well as help to overcome drug or alcohol addictions.

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JCOC WANTS YOUR CAR...USED OR JUNK!!!!

The JCOC has teamed up with Donate Wheels to provide a way for folks to donate their cars to benefit the programs here at the shelter.

We will make arrangements to pick the cars up and provide you with paperwork and a follow up letter for your tax records.

All you need do is call Tony Zontini @ 491-2846 and give us your contact information and we'll do the rest at your convenience.

It's that simple, and you will have gone a long way to making a difference in someone's life.

New Apartments in Virginia Beach

Truly a community effort starting in 2003, and thanks to multiple grants and private foundation funding sources, the Judeo-Christian Outreach Center (JCOC) has completed construction of a new, three-story residential building on West Lane in Virginia Beach.

In an amazing collaboration between corporate and non-profit agencies, federal, state, and city agencies including the Virginia Beach Department of Housing and Neighborhood Preservation (DHNP); as well as the vision and courage of the dedicated JCOC board members, this beautiful new apartment building has become home to 14 homeless veterans and 8 homeless people with disabilities. Read More »