COVID-19 UPDATES: Operating as normal for the time being (3/23). Provide temporary housing to homeless men, women and their childre in one of their three temporary housing units. Only residents of Bradford County are eligble for services. Those calling for shelter may need to leave a message; a volunteer will return the call ASAP.

Provides stable, temporary housing while encouraging clients to work at least 30 hours per week. Also offers training, assessment and counseling to help clients rejoin workforce.

Provides housing and intensive case management services to young people who have aged out of the foster care system in Allegheny County and are either homeless or at risk homelessness. These young adults stay in the program for up to 24 months in a 1-bedroom apartment in the Pittsburgh area.

Safe Harbor is an emergency homeless shelter for individuals or families. Provides emergency shelter for up to 60 days to individuals and families who find themselves suddenly homeless. Once someone is accepted into the Safe Harbor facility, the needs of that individual are assessed and the process begins to help him/her to receive income through employment, Supplemental Security Income, or public assistance.

The Lighthouse Foundation owns and maintains four separate and unique locations of transitional housing units. The program requirements for all transitional housing residents is consistent throughout their 18-24 month stay. Residents are required to: - Find and maintain employment and/or be enrolled in a higher education institution or skills training program. - Pass a drug test and refrain from the use of illegal drugs (residents are periodically drug tested). - Refrain from the use of alcohol at all Lighthouse residences. - Attend any court mandated appearances, community service requirements, or parenting classes. - Obey all curfew and guest requirements. - Pay a monthly program fee after the second month of participation in the program. The Lighthouse volunteers and staff members provide transportation to and from work and school for all residents who are unable to provide their own transportation.

Provides shelter and the following services to homeless families: - Comprehensive case management - Supportive drug and alcohol services - Referral services - Continuing education (on-site) - Health screenings and referrals - Children's programming (advocacy, case management, recreational and social) - Family unification (counseling, assistance) - Recreational programming - Aftercare services

A Christ-based program that houses up to 33 men. It is designed for men who genuinely desire to recover from addictive behaviors. This is a work oriented program requiring each man to work a steady 40-hour work week. Counseling sessions are available at no charge and daily chapel services/recovery classes are attended by all residents, clothing, food, and shelter are provided at no charge.

THE AGAPE HOUSE The Agape House is a Christian Shelter that has ten self-contained, furnished apartments. They are both one and two bedroom units with a kitchen, dining area, bathroom, and living room. We have added bunk beds and a sofa bed to accommodate larger families. The Agape house is more than a shelter for the homeless. We have designed a program that provides opportunities for displaced women and families to become integrated into the community. We work together with other local agencies to help our clients find employment, housing, childcare, and educational resources.

There is a trained staff of counselors to assist the families with their progress.

• Supervised group meetings and other events are in place to help teach and train individuals.
• We also have a Life Skills Coach living at the Agape House to assist us with our guests.

The Allegheny Link connects people in need to available resources in an effort to maintain their independence and quality of life. The Allegheny Link assists: - people with disabilities to find needed resources - older adults to remain in the community - people who are homeless or at risk of homelessness to reach the goal of stable housing - parents and caregivers of children 0-6 by connecting them to home visiting programs

A network of churches that provides shelter, meals, and hospitality to homeless families. Families may stay one week in each of twelve network churches. Housing assistance, case management and other services are provided.

Transitional housing for homeless families; all units are 4-bedrooms and available to large families ONLY. Units are scattered in the Allegheny Valley area.

Transitional housing and supportive services to homeless women and women with children who have fled domestic violence. Services include life skills education and goal planning geared toward self-sufficiency and obtaining permanent housing by one year. Transitional Program takes homeless women (singles or w/ children) &/or homeless women (singles or w/ children) experiencing domestic violence.

**NOTES** Only accepting referrals through Coordinated Entry until further notice. Call 211 for screening. Police Station is not giving out vouchers at this time, clients are being screened by ARM staff. 66 emergency shelter beds for adult men. Maximum stay of 15 days. All men wishing to enter the shelter are screened for any outstanding warrants with the police. Provides opportunities to enter long-term programs. Free meals, personal care items, clothing, shower facilities, referrals and chapel services.

Provides case management services and relocation assistance to make permanent, affordable housing a viable option for homeless individuals and families living with HIV / AIDS. Pathways is a 24-month transitional housing for single adults. Choice I & Choice II offer permanent housing for single adults and families throughout Allegheny County. Case managers will provide referrals for primary medical care, nursing care, drug/alcohol and mental health treatment, nutrition counseling and money management education.

COVID-19 UPDATES: Men's shelter is closed to new clients at this time. The men's shelter and work rehabilitation program is a 39 bed program providing shelter for men in need. Men remain in the program for an average of 9-12 months and work 40 hours per week at 643 Elmira Street. This program not only provides shelter and an opportunity for a new start, but through work, also teaches the much needed soft skills that will help these men be successful members of the community.

COVID-19 UPDATES: Men's shelter is closed to new clients at this time. A 6 bed transient shelter for men. This is a day to day emergency shelter that will help identify goals for permanent housing and assist with those goals. Emergency shelter residents receive lodging, meals, and laundry services. Shelter residents are accepted 24 hours per day, 365 days per year on a first-come, first-served basis, with no application process. Exclusionary criteria is no prior or current convictions or arson and sexual offenses.

COVID-19 UPDATES: Not currently accepting new clients. A 24-bed 24/7 community shelter serving Lycoming County homeless men and women, as well as women with children, who find themselves in a homeless crisis, whether that be from the loss of a job or the loss of a home from a fire, etc. Provides a day to day lodging for men, women, and children while they find more permanent housing accommodations. Meals are available to Saving Grace residents at American Rescue Workers at 643 Elmira Street in Williamsport.

Provides emergency shelter to those who are facing an emergency housing situation. Limited funds and time limits do apply. This program is 150% of the Federal Poverty Income Guidelines or less.

Emergency shelter and food

• Case management
  
• Information and referral for financial, housing, and employment resources
  
• Family support services
  
• Children's program
  
• 30 day shelter program
  

As of 03/17/2020 and until further notice, due to COVID-19, the shelter is not accepting new guests. Doors open at 8 pm and will close at 9 pm. Guests coming in after 9 pm must register as a 20-day guest or they will not be accommodated. A Christian development program which provides food, shelter, clothing, social services, substance abuse program, and limited health care. All persons must submit to alcohol and drug test (admission with a positive test is contingent upon entrance into a rehabilitation program). Maximum stay is 20 days unless enrolled in one of Bethesda Mission's recovery programs or by permission of Social Services director. Staff reserves the right to extend or limit stay when circumstances warrant it.

Long-term recovery program for women and their children, which includes food, clothing, and shelter as well as participation in Bible study, group and individual counseling, parenting and budget classes, adult education, job and housing search.

Provides emergency shelter service for homeless men providing three meals a day and supportive services.

Provides housing and supportive services to homeless, single women and women with children. Services include case management, life skills training, parenting and child development education, job placement and retention and health and nutrition training.

Bridge housing program for homeless women and their children. The woman must be in recovery from drug and alcohol issues that occurred within the past year. The woman needs to remain clean through the duration of the program, which averages 9 months to a year. Case management, D&A support, and rent subsidies are provided.

Provides housing and services for homeless, addicted (and dual-diagnosed) women and their children. Services include a residential placement of six months to two years; case management services; chemical dependency counseling; transportation to recovery treatment; child development; parenting skills; basic living skills; discharge planning; and aftercare.

Provides transitional housing and supportive services to homeless two-parent, large families with children. The primary focus is to meet the housing needs of large, intact homeless families, consisting of a mother and father, who are married or who can document a stable relationship. Services include case management, career counseling, employment training, child development, life skills training.

Bucks County Housing group's Bridge/HOME Transitional Housing Programs provide housing and case management for families who are actively working with Bucks County Children and Youth Social Service Agency.

The Bucks County Housing Link is a centralized point of information, assessment, and referral services for all Bucks County residents experiencing a housing-related crisis.

Bucks County Housing Group's Supportive Housing Program (SHP) provides housing and case management for families experiencing homelessness. Families can stay in the program for up to 12 months while working on long and short term goals with a BCHG case manager.

The Interfaith Shelter for Homeless Families, operated by Catholic Charities is the only family shelter that serves men, women and children in the Capital region. Families are able to stay together in their time of crisis. Each family is provided 3 meals a day, plus snacks, clean bedding, towels, personal hygiene items and toiletries. The primary goal of the shelter continues to be assisting families in finding permanent housing. Referrals are made 24 hours a day by either Help Ministries of Christian Churches United 717-238-2851 or Dauphin County Crisis Intervention 717 232-7511.

Homeless shelter for single men, single women, couples and families.

Provides temporary accommodations (30-60 day stay) for homeless adults and families. People in need of shelter after normal business hours and on weekends should call the Center for Community Resources.

Supportive housing in the form of single room occupancy that includes: a furnished room with regular bed linen services, a full-service dining room offering three meals a day, individual case management, an inventory of free used clothing and shoes, three television lounges; and educational, social, recreational, and spiritual programming and support groups.

Provides housing to homeless individuals, primarily women, across 6 facilities: Mercy Hospice - women, especially with young children St. John's Hospice - men St. Mary's Residence - elderly women Women of Hope (2 sites, Vine Street and Lombard Street) - women with mental health challenges Visitation Homes - subsidized housing for women with children

COVID-19 UPDATES: (3/25). Shelter open. Minor changes- (1) Cannot accept individuals from out of county at this time. (2) All persons will be given medical screening for coronavirus risks/symptons at the door before allowing entry into the shelter. The shelter will be located at; Marymount High School located at 154 S Hancock St, Wilkes-Barre, PA for the duration of the governor’s “stay at home” order. _____________ Provides emergency shelter and supportive services to homeless adult males within Luzerne County. The program utilizes churches and temples throughout Luzerne County on a weekly rotating schedule to provide overnight shelter to this population. Overnight schedule is 7:00 pm to 7:00 am. Transportation for clients to and from the designated shelter site is provided 7 days a week. Supportive services such as intake and assessment, job search and employment, referrals for transitional and permanent housing and counseling are available.

**COVID-19 UPDATES** - Shelter is opened. Cannot accept anyone from out of Luzerne County at this time. Persons seeking shelter will be asked questions regarding travel in past months to NY, NJ and screening questions for covid-19 risks/symptons at the door before allowing entry. A homeless shelter for both men and women primarily serving southern Luzerne County. Open 24/7/365 days a year and provides a stable and secure place to sleep along with an evening meal, continental breakfast, separate shower and bath facilitates. Case management and supportive services are also provided to assist residents to obtain permanent housing and other services.

COVID-19 UPDATES: Open. Homeless, ONLY LACK CO residents . Must show current ID with Lack Co address for past 30 days. Will screen at door - answer questions re travel in past 30 days and Covid virus sympton screen. Room for 20 men and 6 women. (3/26) A Community shelter for homeless men and women is located at 409-411 Olive Street, Scranton. Separate facilities for both sexes are available. It is open 365 days a year - summer and winter hours vary. The Shelter provides a place to sleep and share companionship. Meals, snacks, shower facilities and laundry services are also available. Shelter is opened daily 7:30pm until 8am. Must sign in before 11 pm.

Provides emergency shelter

Single point entry for all coordinated housing/shelter needs in Chester County. Completes intake for services and provides referrals for appropriate housing resources.

As of 03/17/2020 Due to COVID-19, the office is doing all the intakes over the phone and are not accepting any walk-ins. If someone does show up, HELP will take their phone number to call them and send them away. The only exception would be someone without a phone and those residents should expect to have a long wait. Emergency shelter is coordinated through HELP so there is always a tracking system for who is in shelter and for how long. HELP resource counselors work with clients to place them into one of the emergency shelters in our area: - Interfaith Family Shelter for families that include teenage and adult males; - Shalom House and The YWCA of Greater Harrisburg for women and children; - The East Shore YMCA will, when space is available, accept referrals for single men who are able to continue paying the weekly fees after an initial payment provided by HELP. When there is no shelter space available locally, staff members will work with clients to attempt to find an alternative to shelter replacement.

The Transitional Living Program is a natural extension of the longtime residential services that Christ’s Home for Children has offered to youth who have experienced abuse, neglect, or abandonment. The program for teenage boys is situated on the Warminster campus while our Paradise campus is host to the teenage girls. The Transitional Living Program serves adolescent youth, ages 16 and older. The program builds on the successful use of the Teaching Family Model at Christ’s Home to provide an atmosphere of encouragement and support. The program is founded on biblical principles and offers the following program components: - Supervised living in comfortable, well-equipped, teen-oriented housing, - Life skills assessment and training, - Individual and group counseling, - Case management, and - Mentoring

Offers the following program components for adolescent boys 16 years and older: - Supervised living; - Life skills assessment and training; - Individual and group counseling; - Case management; - Mentoring

Operates a homeless shelter for men only. 21 beds.

Provides a shelter for single women and women with children.

Temporary emergency shelter for women and children. Those in need of shelter or referring agencies should contact the staff prior to client arrival. As the City Rescue Mission is a Christian ministry, all shelter guests are required to participate in daily devotions, bible studies and spiritual counseling.

Provides temporary emergency shelter. Provides men with food, shelter, spiritual counsel, casework, and networking.

Homeless Shelter for men, where they can sleep, get a meal, clean clothes, hygiene kits, and a hot shower. They are assisted in finding permanent living arrangements and mentorship.

6 to 8 month program for men who already have stable work, but no housing. While in the program service providers will assist with finding housing placement.

COVID-19 UPDATES: - Merit House is closed to public. If you are homeless, call 211 for assessment and access to services. Shelter for homeless men - overnight shelter. Participants enter on a drop-in basis between the hours of 6:30 pm and 8:00 pm daily. All participants must exit by 8:00 am the following morning. Merit House is not a day program, it is an overnight emergency shelter. The maximum stay for any participant is 14 consecutive days. If a participant does not return each evening, they forfeit their bed. Following HUD's Housing First model, when possible, clients are quickly moved into permanent housing then offered individualized case management services that assist them in overcoming barriers to stability and self-sufficiency.

COVID-19 UPDATES: - Closed to public. If you are homeless, call 211 for assessment and access to services. Temporary shelter program that houses single women, couples, and families. Able to accomodate 14 individuals in the house. Program is designed for 30-90 day stays. Provides short-term temporary housing for families and individuals who are homeless or at risk for becoming homeless. An agency referral through Coordinated Entry System is required for services. An individual or family must show the willingness and ability to commit to the self-sufficiency and stability development programs and services offered by the Life Center.

Provides homeless emergency shelter, transitional housing, help with locating and establishing a new residence, and case management.

Assistance with housing emergencies such as foreclosure, eviction, and essential utility termination (heat, electric, water/sewage), as well as emergency shelter and assistance to locate permanent housing; assistance with budgeting, and addressing other issues affecting the household through referrals to community resources.

Homeless shelter for families.

Provides homeless emergency shelter, transitional housing, help with locating and establishing a new residence, and case management.

Provides 50 homeless families or individuals in Delaware County with emergency shelter. Accessibility provided for disabled/elderly individuals.

Provides emergency housing to homeless families and individuals in Delaware County. Couples can reside in the same unit if they agree to a joint service plan.

Provides emergency housing service for families and single women. Accessibility provided for disabled/elderly individuals. Couples can reside in the same unit if they agree to a joint service plan.

Provides emergency housing to homeless families and individuals in Delaware County.

Provides transitional housing and rapid re-housing where families can live after experiencing a homeless situation or to avoid homelessness. Residents receive a rental subsidy, ongoing case management, and support services.

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Accepting CES referrals at this time No referrals for admission are accepted over the weekend Emergency shelter for homeless families with children under 18. Maximum stay is 60 days.

EMERGENCY SHELTER: coordinate and provide overnight emergency shelter to over 400 individuals and families experiencing homelessness throughout Cumberland and surrounding counties 365 days a year. Clients will sleep on mats in churches and are provided bedding and a location to store beading daily. When appropriate transportation to and from the overnight shelters. RESOURCE CENTER: a day center where shelter residents perform basic tasks such as; shower, laundry, cook meals, make phone calls, receive mail and messages, lockers to store personal items. The center also acts as a place of contact for other community services like weekly medical assessments by local doctors, monthly oral exams by local oral surgeon, and monthly intake completion by Merakey professional. Residents' weekly work with a supportive services coordinator to establish goals; provide accountability with personal budget and credit report, employment search, and advocate on client's behalf when necessary with the goal of reaching a sustainable plan to transition to a permanent housing solution.

NOTE: as of March 25, 2020 This service is currently OPEN. We are using an abundance of caution and care to adhere to the covid-19 directives as best as possible to protect staff, volunteers and the community we are committing to serving.

Offering SHOWERS - Monday through Friday from 9am to 12pm. There is a sign up sheet out front, and then admitted into the building into lobby to wait for the shower time. Coffee also being served while waiting. Please, be aware that as our service stands in the gap to serve our most vulnerable population, our need for donations and volunteers has increased. Consider visiting our website to see how your help may be best used. Thank you for your patience and understanding. --- COORDINATED ENTRY SYSTEM WALK-IN SITE: is the Cumberland County's approach to organizing and providing housing services for people experiencing homelessness. Access to the system can be gain through 211 system or through a walk in site. Community CARES is the only physical access site in the county. Because housing resources are limited, this process is designed to ensure that individuals and families with the highest vulnerability, service needs, and length of homelessness receive top priority in housing placement. (To better serve the county need, Community CARES also operates monthly satellite CES sites in partnership with two locates of New Hope Ministry in Lemoyne and Mechanicsburg and Katie's place in Shippensburg).

Provides 24 hour staff supervision and medication monitoring.

Overnight shelter for single women.

Shelter is staffed 24 hours per day/365 days a year. Individuals and families with children are accepted any time; day or night depending upon the availability of space. All daily amenities are available and our staff makes every effort to provide individual clients with specific necessities including clothing, transportation and medicine on an as-needed basis. Staff is able to refer disabled clients for entitlement benefits and assist those who are physically and emotionally capable to seek employment. Group counseling, education and training to promote self-sufficiency.

Provides emergency shelter for men and women in Delaware county. Code Blue shelter. Provides van transportation to the shelter, clean linen, a safe place to sleep, staff oversight, snacks and meals depending upon the church as well as access to daytime case management and day servuces such as showers, laundry, and various educational programs.

Shelter services offer males an alternative to living on the street. Shelter beds can only be reserved through the Chester County Re-Entry Program. Shelter beds for other men are provided on a space-available basis. A three-phase residential Bible program is also provided for men.

Five renovated apartments for homeless single men, women and families. Families can remain together during their stay at the shelter. All clients are referred from local social service agencies who also provide counseling and other services. Clients may remain up to 30 days while permanent housing is being coordinated.

Provides emergency shelter for families.

Temporary shelter voucher provided in Bradford as supplies last. To supplement existing emergency shelter programs.

DAP Housing services provide emergency shelter to adults and their dependent children at imminent risk of physical abuse. Also provides a range of supportive services, including relocation assistance, Case management, and referrals.

The Emergency Shelter provides: Safe house for abused persons who are in immediate danger Case management Service and safety plan development Clothing Individual counseling Support groups Life skills and information workshops Referrals to and advocacy with other providers

The Emergency Shelter provides: Safe house for abused persons who are in immediate danger Case management Service and safety plan development Clothing Individual counseling Support groups Life skills and information workshops Referrals to and advocacy with other providers

Provides transitional housing for low-income, single parent families for 1-4 years. (Length of stay dependent upon individual vocational & educational goals.) Attendance is mandatory for monthly Life skills programs and one -on-one counseling to promote

Emergency sheltering for men and women. Usually have a waiting list and one must call or show up in person to be placed on list to individuals over the age18 and older. Meals and laundry are provided. case management and employment services are available on site

The Orr Center provides non-medical respite care for men and women who are recuperating from an injury or illness and who, due to their current medical condition, are unable to return to their prior living arrangements. The Center provides a homelike setting and three meals a day to a maximum of 8 guests during the first few weeks after their discharge from the hospital. Guests receive case management.

Standardized and coordinated assessment and referral service for everyone who is seeking services from the network of homeless services in Columbia, Cumberland, Juniata, Lebanon, Mifflin, Montour, Northumberland, Perry, Schuylkill, Snyder and Union County. Clients will complete an assessment with an intake caseworker and will then be referred to the appropriate program.

Standardized and coordinated assessment and referral service for everyone who is seeking services from the network of homeless services in Columbia County. Clients will complete an assessment with an intake caseworker and will then be referred to the appropriate program. Access Site: CSO Community Action 16 Sherwood Drive Bloomsburg, PA 17815

Standardized and coordinated assessment and referral service for everyone who is seeking services from the network of homeless services in Northumberland County. Clients will complete an assessment with an intake caseworker and will then be referred to the appropriate program. Access Site: CSO Community Action 2 East Street Shamokin, PA 17872

Standardized and coordinated assessment and referral service for everyone who is seeking services from the network of homeless services in Northumberland County. Clients will complete an assessment with an intake caseworker and will then be referred to the appropriate program. Access Site: Mifflin Juniata Human Services Mifflin County Courthouse, Mifflin Juniata Human Services Department 20 North Wayne Street Lewistown, PA 17044

Standardized and coordinated assessment and referral service for everyone who is seeking services from the network of homeless services in Northumberland County. Clients will complete an assessment with an intake caseworker and will then be referred to the appropriate program. Access Site: CSO Community Action 219 Filbert Street Milton, PA 17847

Standardized and coordinated assessment and referral service for everyone who is seeking services from the network of homeless services in Northumberland County. Clients will complete an assessment with an intake caseworker and will then be referred to the appropriate program. Access Site: CSO Community Action 228 Arch Street, Sunbury, PA 17801

**NOTES** Only available by phone, no walk-ins at this time Standardized and coordinated assessment and referral service for everyone who is seeking services from the network of homeless services in Schuylkill County. Clients will complete an assessment with an intake caseworker and will then be referred to the appropriate program. Access Site: Servants To All 4 South Centre Street Pottsville, PA 17901

Standardized and coordinated assessment and referral service for everyone who is seeking services from the network of homeless services in Perry County. Clients will complete an assessment with an intake caseworker and will then be referred to the appropriate program. Access Site: Perry Housing Partnership 42 West Main Street New Bloomfield, PA 17068

Standardized and coordinated assessment and referral service for everyone who is seeking services from the network of homeless services in Northumberland County. Clients will complete an assessment with an intake caseworker and will then be referred to the appropriate program. Access Site: Union-Snyder Community Action Agency 713 Bridge Street Suite 10 Selinsgrove, PA 17870

**NOTES** Lehigh County I&R and Lehigh Conference of Churches sites closed. Third Street Alliance Access Site by phone only. Standardized and coordinated assessment and referral service for everyone who is seeking services from the network of homeless services in Lehigh and Northampton County. Clients will complete an assessment with an intake caseworker and will then be referred to the appropriate program. Drop-In Centers Allentown: Lehigh Conference of Churches 1031 West Linden Street, Allentown, PA 18102 Phone: 610-439-8653 Hours: Monday-Thursday from 8:30am to 3:00pm; Friday, 8:30am to 12:00pm Walk in appointments also can be arranged to accommodate individuals who cannot make the designated hours. Closed: 12/20/2019-1/1/2020, reopens 1/2/20 Note: New location as of 1/2/2020: 457 West Allen Street, Allentown, PA 18102 Lehigh County Information & Referral 17 South 7th Street, Allentown, PA 18101 Phone: 610-782-3524 Hours: Monday through Friday, 8:30am to 4:15pm Closed: 12/25/2019, 1/1/2020 Easton: Third Street Alliance 41 North Third Street, Easton, PA 18042 Phone: 610-258-6271, ext. 504 Hours: Monday-Thursday from 9:00am to 11:00am and 1:00pm to 3:00pm Walk in appointments also can be arranged to accommodate individuals who cannot make the designated hours. Closed: 12/23/2019, 12/24/2019, 12/25/2019, 1/1/2020

Standardized and coordinated assessment and referral service for everyone who is seeking services from the network of homeless services in Lehigh and Northampton County. Clients will complete an assessment with an intake caseworker and will then be referred to the appropriate program.

Standardized and coordinated assessment and referral service for everyone who is seeking services from the network of homeless services in Bradford, Clinton, Lycoming, Sullivan, Susquehanna, Tioga and Wyoming Counties. Clients will complete an assessment with an intake caseworker and will then be referred to the appropriate program.

Standardized and coordinated assessment and referral service for everyone who is seeking services from the network of homeless services in Bradford, Clinton, Lycoming, Sullivan, Susquehanna, Tioga, Wyoming County. Clients will complete an assessment with an intake caseworker and will then be referred to the appropriate program. Drop-In Centers YWCA Northcentral PA 815 W 4th St Williamsport PA 17701 Monday through Friday, 9:00am to 4:00pm

Standardized and coordinated assessment and referral service for everyone who is seeking services from the network of homeless services in Carbon, Monroe, Pike and Wayne. Clients can call 2-1-1 and will complete an assessment with an intake caseworker and will then be referred to the appropriate program.

Standardized and coordinated assessment and referral service for everyone who is seeking services from the network of homeless services in Carbon, Monroe, Pike and Wayne Counties. Clients will complete an assessment with an intake caseworker and will then be referred to the appropriate program. Walk-in Access Center is located at: Street 2 Feet Outreach Center 130 North First Street Suite 102 Stroudsburg PA 18360

Standardized and coordinated assessment and referral service for everyone who is seeking services from the network of homeless services in Adams, Bedford, Blair, Cambria, Centre, Franklin, Fulton, Huntingdon and Somerset County. Clients will complete an assessment with an intake caseworker and will then be referred to the appropriate program.

Standardized and coordinated assessment and referral service for everyone who is seeking services from the network of homeless services in Bedford County. Clients will complete an assessment with an intake caseworker and will then be referred to the appropriate program. Access Site: Center for Community Action 195 Drive In Lane Everette, PA 15537

Standardized and coordinated assessment and referral service for everyone who is seeking services from the network of homeless services in Huntingdon County. Clients will complete an assessment with an intake caseworker and will then be referred to the appropriate program. Access Site: 207 5th Street Huntingdon, PA 16652

Standardized and coordinated assessment and referral service for everyone who is seeking services from the network of homeless services in Blair County. Clients will complete an assessment with an intake caseworker and will then be referred to the appropriate program. Access Site: 2100 6th Avenue Altoona, PA 16602

Standardized and coordinated assessment and referral service for everyone who is seeking services from the network of homeless services in Franklin County. Clients will complete an assessment with an intake caseworker and will then be referred to the appropriate program. Access Site: 425 Franklin Farm Lane Chambersburg, PA 17202

Standardized and coordinated assessment and referral service for everyone who is seeking services from the network of homeless services in Somerset County. Clients will complete an assessment with an intake caseworker and will then be referred to the appropriate program. 535 East Main Street Somerset, PA 15501

Provides shelter, meals and supportive services to homeless families headed by a single mother.

Emergency shelter for men needing a safe, clean place to sleep. Up to a 60 night stay. Hot shower, Breakfast and lunch, Laundry services may also be available.

An emergency shelter for homeless families with children that assists families in their progress toward self-sufficiency in personal housing, helps provide basic necessities such as clothing, food, personal supplies, helps to secure necessary paperwork such as Social Security card, Photo ID, birth certificate, provides a case manager who works with family to identify needs and establish goals, provides assessment and links families to community resources such as: job search; employment; assistance to stabilize income/benefits; education - adult & children.

Offers 75 private rooms for each families in need of emergency shelter.

Provides supportive, transitional housing for homeless men living with HIV/AIDS.

Case-management for families (parent[s] with children) dealing with homelessness. Families live at host congregations for one week at a time and rotate around to twelve different churches in the area who provide shelter, three free meals a day, and often provide evening activities and fellowship for the guests. Each day, families are transported to the Day Center by the FPHCR bus where families can do laundry, shower and get ready for school or work. Parents who are not working stay at the Day Center and work on job and housing searches. Each family meets weekly with a staff member at FPHCR for case-management.

90 day program that offers case management and shelter to homeless families in Berks County. Designed to help individuals achieve sustainable independence while engaging people with diverse backgrounds to come together and form lasting partnerships. Services include: - Safe overnight and day shelter - Private sleeping space for each family - Transportation - An address to receive mail - 3 meals per day - Assistance in securing permanent housing - Assistance in gaining employment - Mediation - Counseling - Education programs - Training programs - Referrals to service partners - Advocacy - Monitoring and coordination of services - Laundry, shower, kitchen and storage facilities

**NOTES** Not accepting referrals until further notice Provides emergency shelter for homeless families with children, clothing, assistance with some material items and referrals to other community services. Average length of stay is 90 days. Must pass random drug test and background checks. 14 spots available.

COVID19 UPDATES: We will be opening on May 12 by appointment only. Call 570-567-7103. ____________________ Emergency shelter for families who have become homeless. A family is defined as any male or female, singular or coupled, with a child under age 18 years in their household or those who are pregnant. No singles, male or female, without children/pregnancy are accepted. Provides food, shelter, and individualized case management services to families that have lost their homes. Able to take in up to 4 families (14 beds available). Families are provided shelter at local congregations in evening and provided transportation to the day center during day hours. Meals are served at day center and families have access to showers and are able to do laundry. Day Center services might include: Dave Ramsey Financial Peace University Training , Universal Precautions, Parenting/Co-dependency Training, Resume Preparation, and Case Management . Case managers work one-on-one with each family to determine their individual goals and help them with referrals to other local agencies that can assist. Services are available for 4 to 6 months.

**COVID-19 UPDATES** Not accepting new families. Host churches and volunteers are unable to house them right now so current families were provided with other arrangements. Family Promise of Monroe County helps homeless and at risk children and their families achieve sustainable independence through safe shelter and services by a collaborative network of community organizations. Helps families facing homelessness throughout Monroe County. As fast as possible moves our families into safety and provide them with hot healthy food. Our Case Manager works with each family to plan their rapid return to independent housing. Helps with the services a family might need, such as: securing housing, employment, job training, and connecting to services. Host Congregations. Eight to thirteen host congregations make up the Family Promise Network and provide the overnight accommodations and evening meal to families on a rotating schedule. Day Center. Guests spend the daytime hours at the Day Center, the homelike shelter, which also serves as the office space for the Family Promise staff. Support Services. Case Management staff work with guests to accomplish goals needed to successfully exit the program, as well as coordinate and refer the best possible services from other community agencies. Transportation. The Network provides transportation between the host congregations and the Day Center on a daily basis. Family Promise of Monroe County’s Pets with a Promise allows families to keep their pets while working towards independence in the program. The funds allow Family Promise to offer direct services to families with pets including boarding, vaccinations, veterinary care, pet supplies, and transportation related to boarding or fostering. The goal of Pets with a Promise is to ensure families experiencing homelessness do not have to choose between receiving services and keeping their pets.

Temporary residence for individuals and families who have lost safe and stable housing.

Emergency Shelter

Shelter for the homeless or near homeless.

Provides homeless youth, between the ages of 18 and 21, safe living accommodations and services that help them develop the skills necessary to move to successful independent living. Youth can stay in the program for 22 months to continue their education, secure sustainable employment, and permanent housing. Youth work with a case manager to develop an individual service plan with specific outcome goals. They have access to mental health, medical and substance use services.

Provides transitional housing for homeless families.

Provides motel vouchers for temporary homeless situations.

Bridge housing for up to 12 months for men recovering from substance abuse or homeless recovering addicts. Provides case management, basic life skills, job referrals and education training. Medical, dental and mental health services are provided. Capacity is for five men.

The program serves homeless, adult, men with chronic substance abuse and/or dual diagnosis who are in need of a structured, supervised, supportive living arrangement. Project participants receive subsidized food and lodging, individualized case management, individualized service plans, mental health guidance and treatment, relapse prevention counseling, twelve-step fellowship meetings, recovery study groups, nutritional and health counseling, structured life skills training, anger management counseling, budgeting and money management training, as well as career and educational counseling. Length of stay is up to 18 months.

As of 04/13/2020 Due to COVID-19, currently taking phone calls and having “porch meetings”, but not meeting with anyone inside. Housing issues should be referred to Center for Community Action (Anyone with questions can either email information at info@ccaofpa.org or call 800-323-9997) Rental and Utilities assistance. Food, gasoline, lodging for transients, fire victims, bimonthly clothing too, Christmas gift program, school supplies, angel food ministries.

Emergency housing is available for men, women and children. Offers support services to assist homeless residents in gaining independence as quickly as possible. Residents actively work with Gate House staff to identify and work toward goals including obtaining employment, securing affordable housing, furthering education and gaining important life skills.

Provides housing and supportive services to homeless women with chronic substance abuse issues and their children. Services include- case management, substance abuse treatment, primary health care, mental health treatment, child development, and life skills training.

Men's shelter.

Provides emergency shelter to medically fragile, homeless men.

Transitional living in scattered sites for homeless single adults leaving jail who want to reintegrate via employment.

Transitional housing for up to 12 months for homeless families and pregnant women

HEART House Housing, Education and Rehabilitative Training: Transitional housing, vocational training, support services, placement/resettlement assistance, and follow-up for families who are homeless. Provides work experience for which clients receive a stipend.

Emergency shelter for men, including meal, shower, laundry, clothes, counseling, and supportive services. Provides resource center and supportive services through outside agencies during the day. First-time clients must be at the shelter between 8 and 8:30 a.m. to apply for the night.

Year-round homeless shelter. The shelter has 12 bedrooms with two beds and room for two more, plus two larger bedrooms for families.

COVID-19 Updates: Will not accepting new clients until Corona virus crisis is over. Provides shelter, nurturing, and advocacy for homeless individuals and families in the Central Susquehanna Valley Area. Open 8 am till 7:00 pm; 7 days per week. Strives to provide information and skills to accomplish self sufficiency. Shelter residents are expected to live in harmony with each other. They are also expected to participate in the activities provided and complete daily chores as they would when living independently.

Home Nursing Agency offer several housing services to individuals without the need for a mental health diagnosis, including an emergency shelter and a homeless shelter. Also, Home Nursing Agency offers housing options in Blair County for individuals with a mental health diagnosis. Varying levels of service are available to support residents of the housing programs, depending on each person’s needs. Other housing services include: Lexington House (Clubhouse) •This Psychiatric Rehabilitation Program provides meaningful work opportunities for mental health clients. •Lexington House members and staff participate fully in the operation of the Clubhouse. •Work units in the areas of clerical, nutrition and maintenance provide a work‐ordered day to each member. •Transitional Employment Placements (TEPs) provide paid community work experience for members. •Members are welcomed regardless of a lack of interest in paid community work experience. •The Lexington House is certified by the International Center for Clubhouse Development. Housing Assistance and Rental Project (HARP) •This program provides case management services in the area of housing for persons suffering from mental illness who are homeless. •Services include assessment of needs, service/goal planning, referrals to County of Blair Rehabilitation Authorities (COBRAH), assistance in locating housing, rental subsidies and follow-up services after housing is secured. •The main objective is to secure permanent and stable housing for consumers and assist consumers in maintaining that housing. Projects in the Assistance of Transition from Homelessness (PATH) •This program provides case management services in the area of housing for persons suffering from mental illness who are homeless or at risk to become homeless. •Outreach services can be provided to persons for a brief period of time if they do not qualify for PATH services to refer them to appropriate housing providers. •Services include assessment of needs, service/goal planning, referrals to local housing providers and follow-up visits after housing is located. •The main objective of PATH services is to secure permanent and stable housing for consumers and assist consumers in maintaining that housing.

The Hope Center at Hagerstown Rescue Mission provides up to 30 consecutive nights of overnight shelter to transient men who are homeless and would otherwise be living on the streets or in the woods. Some of the requirements for men staying in the Transient Program are: They must be sober They must shower each evening before given a bed They must attend the evening chapel service Each guest is given a personal care package containing enough personal hygiene products to last thirty days. A change of clothing is also made available if needed. A hot meal is provided following the evening chapel service. Overnight guests may also stay for breakfast the following morning. However, due to limited storage space transients may not leave their personal possessions on the property.

Provides shelter for homeless men.

Assist homeless individuals with diagnoses of mental illness and/or substance abuse to attain recovery. Works with individuals to help them obtain treatment and rehabilitation services to address their behavioral health issues, to move into stable housing and to become self-sufficient either through employment or establishing eligibility for benefits.

Horizon House’s homeless service programs are designed to assist homeless individuals (or families) with diagnoses of mental illness and/or substance abuse to attain recovery. Recovery can include gaining a sense of meaning to life, a positive self-image, being able to form meaningful relationships and recognition of the gifts and lessons learned through the recovery struggle. People who use Horizon House’s homeless services are encouraged to work on goals that enable them to return to productive lives in the community. Staff forms a partnership with the individuals to help them to obtain treatment and rehabilitation services to address their behavioral health issues, to move into stable housing and to become self-sufficient either through employment or establishing eligibility for benefits. Horizon House homeless services programs are located in Philadelphia and Delaware counties.

Supportive Housing Program for single-parent families, headed by a woman with a permanent disability diagnosis. Provides safe, clean and affordable housing and case management services to homeless families and their children.

Transitional housing facility for homeless adults ages 18-62.

Provides transitional housing to homeless individuals and/or families.

Centre House emergency shelter program is designed to provide a safe, secure place to live while guiding residents from a housing crisis to more stable and independent living. We provide shelter and food to clients who are experiencing homelessness or are in crisis.

I AM Serenity House is a housing alternative for U.S. Veterans who are homeless or in a housing crisis. Offers supportive services for residents to connect them with agencies and needed services within the community, assist with employment search, mental health needs, and self-sufficiency.