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Provides temporary shelter for up to 3 months.
Temporary Shelter
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- Includes meals and showers
- Individuals with a substance use disorder must be on medication or receiving therapy
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Offers emergency shelter for families with children. Temporary Shelter
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Offers services for individuals experiencing a mental health crisis, including a 24-hour helpline. Crisis Services More information:
- Includes in-person assistance, emergency shelter, and a mobile crisis team
- Provides full crisis assessments and treatment referrals
- Residential crisis services available for adults as an alternative to hospitalization
- Accepts donations of food, new clothing, household supplies, and money
Offers might by night emergency shelter including the cold weather months. Emergency Shelter, Weather Shelter More information:
- Includes case management, laundry, mail, bathing, toiletries, and access to telephones
- Gives referrals to community resources and psychiatric services
- Provides meals when available
- Opens at 7pm, individuals must arrive by 10pm and stay until 8am, with some exceptions for treatments and work obligations
Provides 24-hour shelter and support to single men experiencing homelessness. Temporary Shelter More information:
- Includes meals, showers, laundry, counseling, workforce development, case management, mail services, and phone access
- Stays average from 90-120 days
Offers temporary shelter with meals and case management services for up to six weeks. Temporary Shelter More information:
- Accommodates children accompanied by a parent
- Requires attendance at religious services three times per week
- Accepts donations of clothing, food, and cash
Offers 24-hour faith-based emergency shelter to individuals and families experiencing homelessness. Temporary Shelter More information:
- Includes food, clothing, counseling, and referrals
- Residents have 2 weeks to secure a job or show evidence of daily efforts to obtain work and housing
- Stays are limited to 30 days
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- Includes access to clothes, food, and shower facilities
- Residents must attend church service and leave the shelter from 8AM to 4PM daily
- Stays are limited to 3 months
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Provides a community shelter for up to 90 days for people experiencing homelessness.
Temporary Shelter More information: - Emergency shelter needs may be accommodated with hotel vouchers on a case-by-case basis as funding allows
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Provides emergency food and shelter support to families with children. Temporary Shelter More information:
- Can also help with parenting issues, conflicts between parents and children, and other family issues
- Offers referrals to other community resources that can help
Offers two year-round shelters for individuals experiencing homelessness. Temporary Shelter More information:
- Additional overflow cold-weather shelter open from November to March
Provides shelter for women and their children for up to 30 days. Temporary Shelter More Information:
- Assist in finding permanent housing
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Provides overnight shelter to men experiencing homelessness. Temporary Shelter More information: - Offers showers and clothes, two meals, and a non-denominational church service
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Offers a temporary shelter program.
Housing Assistance
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- Offers case management, financial assistance, housing search and placement to residents
- Affordable Housing options are available for clients who have completed the initial program
- Program is up to 90 days, extensions available
Provides temporary shelter for families with children on a first come, first served basis. Temporary Shelter
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Offers a range of services for individuals and families experiencing homelessness.
Supportive Housing, Temporary Shelter, Employment Services, Addiction and Recovery
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- Offers transitional, permanent, and emergency housing and placement assistance
- Counseling for employment and substance use issues is available
Provides homeless individuals with an emergency shelter. Temporary Shelter More information:
- Requires individuals be independent with all activities of daily living and without medical needs
- Requires all individuals, including discharges from hospitals and community referrals, to call for shelter placement
- Call shelters directly after hours
Provides housing and support to families experiencing homelessness.
Temporary Shelter, Case Management
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- Emergency shelter, permanent supportive housing, and post-shelter support available
- Offers case management, employment and career counseling, student tutoring, and GED prep
