Deep Dive: Shelter (2017)
Film Lens

The documentary 'Shelter' focuses on the experiences of teenagers at the Covenant House in New Orleans, Louisiana. It captures a year in the lives of these youth, many of whom arrive with their belongings in plastic garbage bags and face societal labels such as drug addicts or criminals. The film provides a raw look at their struggles and the support they receive from the dedicated staff at the shelter, who aim to offer hope and healing amidst their challenging circumstances.
Through the lens of the Covenant House, the film presents a narrative of survival and community. It emphasizes the importance of the shelter as a refuge for these young individuals, illustrating the daily miracles that occur within its walls. The backdrop of the French Quarter adds a unique context to their stories, highlighting the contrast between their lives and the vibrant city around them.
Why Watch
- •Meet the youth at Covenant House in New Orleans
- •Find out how staff provide support and hope
- •See the impact of chronic homelessness on young lives
Did You Know
•Covenant House is located in New Orleans, Louisiana.
•The film documents a year in the lives of teenagers seeking refuge.
•Chronic homelessness in America is on the rise for the first time in a decade.
Perfect For
Youth homelessnessSocial workCommunity support