Offers emergency healthcare at no cost to eligible veterans who are in acute suicidal crisis. Healthcare More information: - Includes up to 30 days of inpatient or crisis residential care and up to 90 days of outpatient care - Provides case management and support services to help with stabilization and securing benefits - Enrollment in the VA system is not required

Provides supportive housing for adults with disabilities who are experiencing homelessness. Supportive Housing More information: - Offers ongoing monthly rental assistance and case management

Provides mental health services, including 24-hour crisis intervention, evaluations, and therapy. Mental Health Treatment More information: - Offers psychiatric rehabilitation, case management, restorative services, and dual-diagnosis treatment

Helps people apply for disability income benefits through the Social Security Administration. Benefits Assistance More information: - Assists with obtaining documents needed to apply, such as birth certificates and photo IDs

Provides resources and services for children and families experiencing homelessness. At Risk/Homeless Housing Related Assistance More information: - Supports include hygiene items, clothing, shoes, food, funding for activities, and service referrals - The Religious Coalition for Emergency Human Needs helps screen for housing

Offers temporary shelter with meals and case management services for up to 6 weeks. Temporary Shelter More information: - 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