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

Offers a homeless shelter and transitional housing program. Housing Support More information: - Provides shelter for up to 45 individuals and 4 families - Offers case management, financial assistance, housing search and placement, and more to residents

Offers emergency shelter for families with children. Temporary Shelter

Provides housing and shelter services. Housing Support Services More information: - Provides homeless shelters for men and women, may move to transitional housing after 30 days - Offers transitional housing for individuals in recovery - Provides a reentry program for individuals involved in the justice system

Provides temporary shelter for families with children on a first come, first served basis. Temporary Shelter

Provides overnight shelter to men experiencing homelessness. Temporary Shelter More information: - Offers showers and clothes, two meals, and a non-denominational church service

Offers might by night emergency shelter including the cold weather months. Emergency Shelter, Weather Shelter More information: - Includes case management, laundry, mail, bathing, toiletries, and access to telephones - Gives referrals to community resources and psychiatric services - Provides meals when available - Opens at 7pm, individuals must arrive by 10pm and stay until 8am, with some exceptions for treatments and work obligations

Provides shelter services for women and their children who are homeless. Temporary Shelter

Offers temporary shelter for men for up to 30 consecutive nights Emergency Shelter More information: - Shelter opens from 7PM to 7AM - 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

Provides homeless individuals with an emergency shelter. Temporary Shelter More information: - Requires individuals be independent with all activities of daily living and without medical needs - Requires all individuals, including discharges from hospitals and community referrals, to call for shelter placement - Call shelters directly after hours

Offers a range of services for individuals and families experiencing homelessness. Housing/Shelter Services More information: - Offers transitional, permanent, and emergency housing and placement assistance - Counseling for employment and substance use issues available

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 emergency shelter, health education, and financial and supportive assistance to individuals and families in Charles and St. Mary's Counties. Financial Assistance, Health Education, Temporary Shelter, Food, Clothing More information: - Provides financial assistance with utilities, prescriptions, and housing - Emergency Rental Assistance Program provides rent or utility assistance; includes past-due and future rent payments - Temporary shelter open from October 1 to mid-April; includes transportation, housing, and food - Emergency, transitional, and domestic violence safe housing available - Provides rapid re-housing funding - Offers a food pantry, clothing closet, and serves meals daily - Offers health education on cancer prevention and HIV/AIDS support services - Accepts donations of clothing, household goods, nonperishable food items, and money

Offers emergency shelter programs all year round, including the colder months of the year when temperatures are 26 degrees or below and a Code Blue Shelter is activated. Temporary Shelter More information: - Includes a 33-bed family emergency shelter and an 18-bed individual emergency shelter - Provides case managers to assist with life skills training, job readiness, and finding a job while children continue their education in the schools where they are enrolled - Offers a cold weather shelter from November through March

Provides shelter and support for up to 90 days to women with children. Emergency Shelter

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

Offers 24-hour emergency shelter to individuals and families experiencing homelessness. Temporary Shelter More information: - Includes food, clothing, counseling, and referrals - Residents have 2 weeks to secure a job or show evidence of daily efforts to obtain work and housing - Stays are limited to 30 days

Provides emergency shelter for adolescents with the goal of reuniting them with their families or finding them permanent housing. Emergency Shelter More information: - Offers case management and referrals for other assistance - Stays are generally limited to 21 days, but determined on a case by case basis

Provides shelter and support services for women who are pregnant or have children. Homeless Shelter More information: - Includes access to clothes, food, and shower facilities - Residents must attend church service and leave the shelter from 8AM to 4PM daily - Stays are limited to 3 months

Provides 24-hour shelter and support to single men experiencing homelessness. Temporary Shelter More information: - Includes meals, showers, laundry, counseling, workforce development, case management, mail services, and phone access - Stays average from 90-120 days

Provides emergency shelter and support to individuals in need for up to 90 days. Emergency Shelter More information: - Accepts donations of food, new clothing, household supplies, and money

Provides housing and shelter services. Housing Support Services More information: - Provides homeless shelters for men and women, may move to transitional housing after 30 days - Offers transitional housing for individuals in recovery - Provides a reentry program for individuals involved in the justice system

Provides emergency shelter and support services to individuals who are at risk for or experiencing homelessness.? Shelter and Homeless Services More information: . Includes referrals for Veteran services

Provides shelter for men who are transient or experiencing homelessness. Emergency Shelters More information: - Includes food, clothes, and access to showers - Residents must attend church service in the evening and adhere to dress code