Offers affordable housing for individuals and families experiencing homelessness. Permanent Supportive Housing More information: - Primarily serves women with or without children, with some limited slots for men - Requires application through a Homeless Coordinated Entry Agency

Provides temporary shelter for up to 3 months. Emergency Shelter More information: - Includes meals and showers - Individuals with a substance use disorder must be on medication or receiving therapy

Provides a range of services for victims of domestic violence. Domestic Violence Services More information: - Includes a 24-hour hotline, crisis intervention, legal services, and short-term hotel placement - Offers an abuser intervention program and transitional services with intensive case management - Education and training is available to agencies, local groups, and organizations

Operates a 24-hour hotline for expecting and new moms experiencing mental health challenges. Mental Health Hotline More information: - Provides counseling and referrals to local and telehealth providers and support groups

Provides emergency shelter to men, women, and families for up to 30 days. Emergency Shelter More information: - Accepts donations of household goods and office equipment

Helps families experiencing homelessness to find temporary emergency housing. Emergency Shelter More information: - Offers assistance with rent and utility expenses - Job placement services are available for TANF recipients

Offers healthcare, counseling, and support services to women and girls with low income. Women's Health Center More information: - Includes prenatal healthcare, counseling, exams, and education on birth control methods - Provides pap smears, manual breast exams, and mammogram referrals - Distributes baby items, clothing, and furniture when available - Social workers arrange support services for teenage mothers by appointment - Assists individuals applying for medical assistance - Accepts donations of food, formula, diapers, clothing, maternity items, furniture, and baby items

Provides shelter and support for individuals and families experiencing homelessness. Emergency Shelter, Homeless Shelter More information: - Residents receive dinner, case management, and support services - Accepts donations of money, paper goods, personal items, and food

Provides housing options and daycare services for eligible families. Housing Assistance More information: - Offers residential care for teens who are pregnant or new mothers - A supportive transitional housing program is available for women with children - - Provides a daycare center for infants and children in preschool

Provides transitional housing and support for women experiencing homelessness. Transitional Housing More information: - Includes case management, daily living assistance, counseling, job readiness, and education - Career counseling, scholarship aid, and assistance in obtaining permanent housing available - Offers drug/ alcohol screenings, a financial assistance and savings program, and mentoring - Assistance limited to 12 months for single women and 2 years for women with children - Facilities are not emergency shelters and cannot immediately house anyone

Provides temporary housing for families with children who don't have a permanent place to live. Emergency Shelter More information: - Single men and women are not allowed - Families can stay for up to 90 days

Offers temporary shelter during the winter months for individuals needing a warm place to stay. Emergency Shelter More information: - Open January to March; confirm availability with the Kent County Department of Social Services

Provides emergency shelter for women and women with children. Temporary Shelter More information: - Residents may stay up to 30 days - Check-in is at 4pm daily; clients are required to leave by 8:30am on weekdays and 9am on Saturdays

Provides housing and support to families experiencing homelessness. Housing/Shelter More information: - Emergency shelter, permanent supportive housing, and post-shelter support available - Offers case management, employment and career counseling, student tutoring, and GED prep - Referrals must come from the Montgomery County Department of Health and Human Services

Offers temporary housing and support for women and single parents experiencing homelessness. Transitional Housing More information: - Includes case management, job readiness, and help finding permanent housing - Stays are limited to 90 days

Offers housing and support to women who have been hurt by their partners, and their children. Domestic Violence Shelters More information: - Stays are limited to 6 weeks or 45 days

Offers emergency housing for individuals and families in need. Emergency Shelter More information: - Includes meals, showers, laundry, case management, employment navigation, and referrals

Provides shelter and case management services for victims of intimate partner violence. Temporary Shelter More information: - Offers shelter for women with or without children, and hotel stays for males who are victims - Maximum stay for residents is approximately 8 weeks

Provides residential treatment for women who are pregnant or postpartum and chemically dependent. Substance Use Disorder Services More information: - Participants can bring up to 2 of their children, in addition to any newborn or expected infants

Offers a transitional living program for women and women with children. Transitional Housing More information: - Includes case management, counseling, job search assistance, financial education, and legal help - Stays are limited to 2 years - Donations of cleaning products, bedding, kitchen items, and other household goods accepted