Provides testing, counseling, and treatment for HIV. Medical Care More information: - Intensive case management available

Offers temporary housing for individuals with a diagnosed mental illness who are experiencing homelessness. Temporary Shelter More information: - Residents receive individualized action plans to help them live independently. - Provides counseling, case management, and advocacy services.

Provides year-round case management services for individuals in need. Personal Goods and Services More information: - Assists with obtaining birth certificates, social security cards, and bus tokens - Refers individuals to furniture resources when moving -Offers a drop-in center with snacks, showers, phones, computers, clothing, toiletries, and a mailing address for personal purposes

Helps people apply for disability income benefits through the Social Security Administration. Benefits Assistance More information: - Assists with obtaining documents needed to apply, such as birth certificates and photo IDs

Offers in-person and online mental health services, including behavioral health therapy, psychiatry, substance use disorder treatment, and medication-assisted treatment. Mental Health Services

Offers temporary shelter with meals and case management services for up to 6 weeks. Temporary Shelter More information: - Requires attendance of religious service 3 times per week - Accepts donations of clothing, food, and cash - Operates as an overflow shelter during the winter season, individuals do not need to participate in religious services to use the overflow shelter

Helps individuals find resources and apply for benefits and programs. Case Management

Provides mental health services, including 24-hour crisis intervention, evaluations, and therapy. Mental Health Treatment More information: - Offers psychiatric rehabilitation, case management, restorative services, and dual-diagnosis treatment

Provides housing and case management for up to 5 months to youth experiencing homelessness. Temporary Shelter

Provides testing, counseling, and treatment for HIV. Medical Care More information: - Intensive case management available

Helps families with children who are experiencing homelessness get the support and education they need. Homeless Shelter/Services

Offers in-person and online mental health services, including behavioral health therapy, psychiatry, substance use disorder treatment, and medication-assisted treatment. Mental Health Services

Offers in-person and online mental health services, including behavioral health therapy, psychiatry, substance use disorder treatment, and medication-assisted treatment. Mental Health Services

Provides outpatient substance use disorder assessment, treatment, and referrals. Substance Use Disorder Services More information: - Buprenorphine available to treat opioid addiction

Offers emergency healthcare at no cost to eligible veterans who are in acute suicidal crisis. Healthcare More information: - Includes up to 30 days of inpatient or crisis residential care and up to 90 days of outpatient care - Provides case management and support services to help with stabilization and securing benefits - Enrollment in the VA system is not required

Provides eligible SNAP recipients the opportunity to use their EBT card to purchase prepared or hot meals from approved restaurants. Food Assistance

Offers financial assistance to individuals and families who are at risk or experiencing homelessness. Homeless Financial Assistance More information: - Funds are provided in the case of a verifiable emergency, like eviction or utility shut off - Assistance is limited to once per fiscal year

Provides assistance to residents at risk of foreclosure or eviction. Housing Counseling and Information More information: - Completes a screening, interview, and assessment to determine eligibility - Offers landlord/ tenant mediation, counseling, information, and referral to other resources - Offers a hotline to for individuals who are experiencing homelessness and need shelter

Operates a day center that provides assistance and support to individuals experiencing homelessness. Homeless Drop In Centers More information: - Offers case management, showers, restrooms, and education classes - Distributes $10 vouchers to the Bargain Center - Works with other local agencies to ensure access to services

Provides resources and services for children and families experiencing homelessness. At Risk/Homeless Housing Related Assistance More information: - Supports include hygiene items, clothing, shoes, food, funding for activities, and service referrals - The Religious Coalition for Emergency Human Needs helps screen for housing

Provides outpatient substance use disorder assessment, treatment, and referrals. Substance Use Disorder Services More information: - Buprenorphine available to treat opioid addiction

Provides assessment and case management services for families experiencing homelessness. Emergency Housing Assistance More information: - Determines eligibility for financial assistance and provides referrals to community resources - Financial assistance includes rent and mortgage assistance, utilities, burial assistance, and more

Provides assessment and case management services for families experiencing homelessness. Emergency Housing Assistance More information: - Determines eligibility for financial assistance and provides referrals to community resources - Financial assistance includes rent and mortgage assistance, utilities, burial assistance, and more

Provides support and transition services for individuals at risk or experiencing homelessness. Homeless Drop-In Center More information: - Services include showers, hygiene supplies, breakfast, and personal items - Donations of clothing, household goods, cereal, and office equipment accepted

Provides testing, counseling, and treatment for HIV. Medical Care More information: - Intensive case management available