Provides transitional housing for male veterans who are experiencing homelessness. Transitional Housing/Shelter for Homeless Veterans More information: - Focuses on education, employment, sobriety, mental health, and psychosocial needs - Residents must adhere to program guidelines and pay a resident fee from any income source

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 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

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

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 a 24-hour residential substance use disorder treatment program for men. Substance Use Disorder Treatment More information: - Includes treatment plans, life skills, nutrition classes, mentoring, recreation, and case management - Individual, group, and family therapy provided - Operates an outpatient program 4 days per week

Distributes clothing to men who are experiencing homelessness. Clothing

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