Homeless Support Services

I have been sleeping in an emergency shelter, in my vehicle, or outside for the last 7 nights or longer.

SOURCES FOR HOMELESS SERVICES — COORDINATED ENTRY

If you need a safe place to sleep and access to homeless support services, your first step to receiving services to contact one of the Coordinated Entry (CE) agencies listed below. CE agencies connect people experiencing homelessness (or those at risk of becoming homeless) with available housing resources that are the best fit for their situation.

NOTE: The list below is for agencies providing Coordinated Entry services.  See this page for a list of emergency shelters.

domestic violence

Specializes in homelessness support services for people experiencing intimate partner violence and other forms of domestic abuse.

families

Specializes in homelessness support services for women/men with children, and two-parent families.

homelessness – all populations

Serves all people who are experiencing homelessness, such as single adults, young adults, couples, families, and veterans.

specialized support services

Specializes in homelessness support services for people mental health disorders; physical, developmental, or chronic health conditions; substance use disorders, or diagnosed with HIV.

Homeless Support Services Table