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Provides 24-hour shelter and support to single men experiencing homelessness.

Temporary Shelter

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- Includes meals, showers, laundry, counseling, workforce development, case management, mail services, and phone access
- Stays average from 90-120 days

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

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- 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

Offers emergency shelter during cold weather.

Temporary Shelter

Offers a seasonal homeless shelter for women.

Temporary Shelter

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- Operates November 1st to March 31st
- Provides three meals daily, shower and laundry facilities, and case management services

Provides temporary shelter during the winter months.

Temporary Shelters

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- Operates October through April
- Offers meals
- Keeps Methadone locked at church for individuals who are taking Methadone

Provides temporary shelter during the winter months.

Temporary Shelter

More information:- Includes breakfast, bagged lunch, and dinner
- Offers clothing assistance
- Provides case management

Offers an overnight shelter for adults experiencing homelessness during cold weather months.

Homeless Shelter

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• 42 beds are available; 12 for women and 30 for men; adds up to 6 overflow beds during extreme weather conditions.
• Open from the last Sunday of October to the 1st Sunday in April.

Offers might by night emergency shelter including the cold weather months.

Emergency Shelter, Weather Shelter

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• 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 for single males during the winter season.

Weather Shelter

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• Opens when the Baltimore City Mayor's Office of Homeless Services declares the Winter Shelter Plan is in effect

Offers two year-round shelters for individuals experiencing homelessness.

Temporary Shelter

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- Additional overflow cold-weather shelter open from November to March

Offers a daytime shelter from extreme weather conditions.

Temporary Shelter

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- Provides a daily hot lunch, coffee, and snacks

Works with emergency shelters to provide a place for individuals to stay during the winter season when temperatures are below freezing.

Temporary Shelter

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- Coordinates a plan of action with participating shelters to provide extended shelter hours from 4pm-9am
- Encourages shelters to extend hours all year during times of extreme inclement weather

• Open January to March; confirm availability with the Kent County Department of Social Services

Provides shelter to men, women, and families during cold weather months.

Temporary Shelter

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- Offers meals and transportation to guests

Offers a daytime shelter from extreme weather conditions.

Temporary Shelter

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- Provides a daily hot lunch, coffee, and snacks

Provides a daytime drop in center.

Community Centers

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- Provides access to showers
- Provides a meal
- Provides phone charging and internet access
- Provides Clothing and accessories when available
- Provides advocacy and case management
- Provides a temporary mailing address
- Provides assistance in acquiring vital records documentation

Offers temporary shelter with meals and case management services for up to 6 weeks.

Temporary Shelter

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- 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

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 a drop-in center and warming shelter for individuals experiencing homelessness.

Homeless Drop In Centers

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• Offers showers and laundry services 9am-1pm Mon, Wed during the summer months

Provides shelter from the cold during the winter months.

Temporary Shelter

Provides a place to sleep, shower, and receive laundry assistance.

Temporary Shelter

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- Supplies personal hygiene products, pillows, and blankets
- Includes case management services
- Extends the overnight shelter when either a freeze warning is in effect or when winter precipitation is expected
- Police can assist with transportation
- Permits access, until the freeze warning lifts, to individuals who have previously been banned and individuals from outside of Frederick County

Non-profit that provides a warm place to stay when the temperature drops below 32 degrees Fahrenheit.

Weather Shelter

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- Operates from November 1 through March 3.1

​- Offers a bed to individuals and families who cannot stay at existing emergency shelters.

​- Distributes blankets, hats, gloves, and hot beverages to individuals outside the shelter.

- Includes transportation to the shelter location.

​- Offers home visits in the Capitol Hill area.

​- Accepts phone calls from community members reporting individuals who are homeless and in need of assistance.