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Provides individuals and families with financial assistance for heating and utility expenses.
Utility Assistance
More information:
- Applicants may be homeowners, renters, roomers, or boarders
- Available all year for electricity and during the winter months for heat
- Limited funds available for furnace repair, replacement, and other weatherization procedures
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 residential crisis services for adults as an alternative to hospitalization
Assists clients with accessibility modifications to homes and acquire assistive technology.
Assistive Technology
Provides financial support and public services to help improve neighborhoods and local businesses. Government Offices and Services More information:
- Offers grants, loans, and technical support for homeowners.
- Manages grants that assist with Habitat for Humanity and Commission on Aging projects.
- Rehabilitates houses and sells them to low- and moderate-income homebuyers.
Provides structured sober living for adult men recovering from substance use disorders.
Temporary Shelter, Addiction and Recovery
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- Drug- and alcohol-free housing with rules and accountability
- Requires house meetings, curfews, and random testing
- Supports treatment, employment, or recovery activities
- Accepts individuals on Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT) with documentation
- Provides peer support and referrals- Placement may be available same or next day
- Includes 1 and 2 bedroom housing
- Provides access to local social services as needed
Offers affordable housing for older adults. Housing Assistance
Provides financial assistance for security deposits, utility bills, and eviction prevention when funding available. Financial Assistance More information:
- Check website for funding availability
- Includes financial literacy classes and workforce development services
Non-profit that provides a warm place to stay when the temperature drops below 32 degrees Fahrenheit. Weather Shelter More information:
- Operates from November 1 through March 3.1
- Offers a bed to individuals and families who cannot stay at existing emergency shelters.
- Distributes blankets, hats, gloves, and hot beverages to individuals outside the shelter.
- Includes transportation to the shelter location.
- Offers home visits in the Capitol Hill area.
- Accepts phone calls from community members reporting individuals who are homeless and in need of assistance.
Offers emergency and transitional housing and support. Temporary Shelter More information:
- Residents receive daily meals
- Provides case management services
Provides financial assistance and case management for families at risk of losing permanent housing. Housing Assistance
Provides financial assistance to help pay mortgages or rent to avoid eviction. Housing Assistance
Program that offers up to $1000 in tax credits for eligible renters. Tax Services
Offers subsidized apartments and housing counseling. Housing Assistance
Provides a range of immigration services, including shelter, case management, education, and other resources. Immigration Services More information:
- Offers instruction in English as a Second Language, financial literacy, and cultural orientation
- Legal services available for issues related to immigration
- Helps with applications for public benefits
- Distributes food and clothing as needed
Provides a supportive housing program for persons with mental illness or other disabilities, offering an adult foster family model of care in their community. Supportive Housing
Provides one-time financial assistance to help pay for rent, mortgage, and utility bills. Financial Assistance
- Occasionally assists with emergency prescription needs
- Can help individuals obtain birth certificates and IDs
- Open on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 9AM to 1PM
Offers day programming and vocational services for adults experiencing homelessness. Community Centers More information: - Provides showers, laundry, meals, computer lab, and case management
Offers temporary shelter for men. Temporary Shelter More information:
- Check in at 4pm daily
- Offers showers with complimentary toiletries, 3 meals, and bedding
- Guests must be sober, shower each evening, and attend chapel service before the evening meal
- Provides personal care packages and a change of clothing if needed
- Guest may stay up to 30 days and will need to leave for a minimum of 30 days before being eligible to return
- Acquires, owns, leases, and operates housing
- Provides for the construction or renovation of housing
- Arranges for social services, resident services, and daycare
- Includes 1 and 2 bedroom housing
- Provides access to local social services as needed
Offers education and counseling services for individuals who want to buy a home. Housing Assistance More information:
- Counseling is also available to help with foreclosure prevention, finances, and credit
Operates a resource center that provides services, referrals, and activities. Homeless Drop In Centers, Warming Center More information:
- Provides mail, telephone, and computer services
- Offers breakfast and lunch
- Includes laundry, showers, clothing, case management, job readiness, and recreation
- Refers to community resources for substance use disorder, mental health, and employment
- Serves as a warming center during Code Blue
Provides $250 of financial assistance to help prevent court-ordered eviction. Housing Assistance More information: - Cannot help with monthly, back, or past-due rent
