Shelter Type

Find what fits

These aren’t steps to move through in order — they’re different kinds of shelter for different situations. Choose the one closest to what’s needed right now, and reach out; if it’s not the right fit, we’ll help point to one that is.

Emergency Shelter

A safe place to sleep tonight — short-term, immediate, no waiting required.

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Transitional Housing

A longer stay with structure and support while a next step gets planned.

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Women’s Shelter

A dedicated, safer space set up for women and survivors of harm.

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Family Shelter

Keeps parents and children housed together instead of split apart.

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Tent / Cottage Housing

Private, lightweight shelter for people who need cover right away.

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Sober Living

Shared housing with structure for people rebuilding after treatment.

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Faith-Based Shelter

Shelter offered alongside a congregation’s care and community.

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Low cost, not free

Paid Shared Housing

Affordable shared housing as a step toward living independently.

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Some of these Shelters include:

A range of housing and support options is available to help individuals and families facing housing instability and difficult living situations. Men's Shelter Services and Specialized Emergency Shelters provide safe and supportive places for people who need immediate shelter, while Shelter Referral Services connect individuals and families with suitable housing resources and community programs. Emergency Housing Support Services, Shelter for Children, and Short-Term Housing Assistance offer essential support for those experiencing urgent housing needs.

Family Crisis Support and the Temporary Safe Housing Program help individuals and families manage challenging circumstances by providing temporary assistance and safe housing options. The Housing Stabilization Program, Adult Support Services, and Recovery Housing Services provide additional guidance, resources, and supportive environments for individuals working toward greater stability. Together, these services help people address immediate housing concerns while taking steps toward safe, stable, and long-term housing.