Suburban Virginia Homeless Shelter List

Northern Virginia Homeless Shelter List

Updated November 30, 2020

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ALEXANDRIA ‐ individuals ‐ Self‐referral ‐ Point of intake for all City of Alexandria HOMELESS SERVICES ASSESSMENT CENTER ‐ families ‐ Public or private human shelters

Alexandria Dept. of Community & Human Services service agencies

M‐F 8AM‐5PM 703‐746‐5700 Phone 703‐346‐5599 Text https://www.alexandriava.gov/49636

ALEXANDRIA COMMUNITY SHELTER 64 ‐ adults over 18 ‐ All intake through Guests must participate in service planning. 2355B Mill Road ‐ families with Alexandria DCHS (Dept. Length of stay depends on complying with Alexandria, VA 22314 children of Community & self‐sufficiency plan. Human Services) 703‐746‐5700 Intake through DCHS Homeless Services Homeless Services Assessment Center Assessment Center 703‐746‐3660 Shelter Office

Operated by Volunteers of America – Chesapeake https://www.voachesapeake.org/acs

COVID-19 Precautions: Shelters require face coverings (provided to those without); social distancing; temperature checks with no-contact thermometers; and COVID-19 symptom screening questionnaires administered verbally by shelter staff; separate accommodations provided for those with symptoms www.novaregion.org/helpingresources Help us keep this list up-to-date – as changes occur please notify Tylee Smith at [email protected] Suburban Virginia Homeless Shelters Page 2 of 18 November 30, 2020

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ALEXANDRIA (continued)

ALEXANDRIA DOMESTIC VIOLENCE 21 ‐ Victims of ‐ Self‐referral Must be a resident or employee of the City SHELTER intimate partner of Alexandria. Guests must participate in 123 N. Pitt Street, Ste. 255 (office) violence (men service planning. Maximum stay is 28 days Alexandria, VA 22314 and women) depending on need and complying with ‐ Women with service plan 703‐746‐4911 (24/7) children

www.alexandriava.gov/domesticviolence

CARPENTER'S SHELTER 60 ‐ adults over 18 ‐ All intake through Guests must participate in service planning 930 N. Henry St. ‐ families with Alexandria DCHS (Dept. and comply with a self‐sufficiency plan. Alexandria, VA 22314 children of Community & Human Services) On‐site morning drop‐in program, David's 703‐746‐5700 Intake through DCHS Homeless Services Place, is available on a walk‐in basis Homeless Services Assessment Center Assessment Center 703‐548‐7500 Shelter Office https://carpentersshelter.org

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ALEXANDRIA (continued)

Transitional Housing:

ALIVE HOUSE Maximum ‐ women with ‐ All intake through Guests must participate in transitional 125 South Payne Street occupancy of children Alexandria DCHS (Dept. of housing program. Length of stay can be up Alexandria, VA 22314 4 households Community & Human to 24 months and depends on compliance ‐ up to 14 Services) Homeless with a self‐sufficiency plan and program 703‐746‐5700 Intake through DCHS people Services Assessment rules Homeless Services Center Assessment Center 703‐684‐1430 Message Line Office https://www.alive‐inc.org

Transitional Housing: 14 ‐ single men over ‐ Referrals from shelters, CSB, Guests must commit to a plan of self‐ 18 institutions, case managers, sufficiency; nsavings pla and signed case CATHOLIC CHARITIES CHRIST HOUSE ‐ recovering therapists and/or social management agreement required. Pledge 131 S. West Street addicts workers to a dry program. Credit and criminal Alexandria, VA 22314 ‐ employed or ‐ Call for availability background check at initial interview. employable (Police record does not always preclude 703‐549‐8644 Office ‐ no registered sex NO SELF‐REFERRALS participation.) Residents must comply with https://www.ccda.net offenders shelter rules, turn over all medications, and ‐ no violent complete daily chores criminal history

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ARLINGTON

DHS Centralized Access System ‐ individuals ‐ Self‐referral ‐ Point of intake for all publicly funded 2100 Washington Blvd. ‐ families ‐ Public or private human homeless shelters in Arlington Arlington, VA 22204 service agencies ‐ In‐person interview required 703‐228‐1300 Intake (24/7); or for homeless shelters but 703‐228‐1010 Intake (24/7) not winter shelters https://publicassistance.arlingtonva.us/homelessness

ARLINGTON HOMELESS SERVICES CENTER 36 men ‐ Homeless single ‐ All shelter intake is Located near Courthouse Metro stop. 2020‐A 14th St. N 14 women adults through Arlington Dept. Provides dormitory‐style beds with overflow Arlington, VA 22201 plus of Human Services beds and medical respite beds on premises.

703‐228‐1300 Intake (24/7); or 5 medical Centralized Access 703‐228‐1010 Emergencies (24/7) respite beds System Offers meals, showers, and laundry facilities, 703‐228‐7803 Center (weekdays as well as case management, employment 9:00 AM ‐ 5:00 PM) assistance, life skills training, benefit enrollment; mental health and substance Operated by Arlington Street abuse treatment; and medical care. People’s Assistance Network (A‐SPAN) https://publicassistance.arlingtonva. us/hsc

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ARLINGTON (continued)

DOORWAYS FOR WOMEN & 21 beds ‐ Arlington ‐ All shelter intake is Residents participate in service planning. FAMILIES FAMILY SHELTER 1 accessible residents through Arlington Dept. Length of stay depends on self‐sufficiency Arlington, VA 22210 unit for ‐ families (men of Human Services plan/goal planning. persons with and women) Centralized Access 703‐228‐1300 Intake (24/7); or disabilities with children System 703‐228‐1010 Intake (24/7) www.doorwaysva.org/get‐help

DOORWAYS FOR WOMEN & FAMILIES – DOMESTIC VIOLENCE 11 at safe ‐ Arlington ‐ call the Domestic & Residents must participate in service Arlington, VA house residents Sexual Violence Hotline. planning. Length of stay depends on self‐ ‐ families with sufficiency plan or goal planning 703‐237‐0881 Domestic & Sexual Safe children Violence Hotline (24/7) accessible ‐ adults over 18 https://www.doorwaysva.org/get‐ apartments ‐ serves women, help/ available for men, & persons with nonbinary disabilities individuals

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ARLINGTON (continued)

RESIDENTIAL PROGRAM CENTER (RPC) 44 shelter ‐ Arlington ‐ All intake through Guests must participate in service planning. 1554 Columbia Pike beds residents Arlington Dept. of Human Length of stay depends on complying with a Arlington, VA 22204 ‐ men and women Services Centralized self‐sufficiency plan. Offers case 18 and older Access System management and housing support and 703‐1300 Intake (24/7); or placement. 703‐228‐1010 Intake (24/7) 703‐228‐0022 Shelter Shelter is separate from the Detox Unit of the Residential Program Center, which has a Operated by New Hope Housing different length of stay https://www.newhopehousing.org/o ur‐services/shelters/residential‐ program‐center/

SULLIVAN HOUSE FAMILY SHELTER 44 beds ‐ Arlington ‐ All shelter intake is Residents participate in service planning. Arlington, VA 22201 1 accessible residents through Arlington Dept. Length of stay depends on self‐sufficiency unit for ‐ families (men of Human Services plan/goal planning 703‐228‐1300 Intake (24/7); or persons with and women) Centralized Access 703‐228‐1010 Intake (24/7) disabilities with children System

Operated by Bridges to Independence https://bridges2.org

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CULPEPER

FOOTHILLS CENTRAL ENTRY (FHN) ‐ counties of Completes intake and assessments. Refers Culpeper, those experiencing homelessness and those 540‐724‐6630 Fauquier, at risk of homelessness to the providers Madison, best suited to meet their needs www.foothillshousing.org/about Orange, and

Rappahannock

CULPEPER SHELTER Capacity varies ‐ men ‐ Centralized Intake thru Priority given to families with children and Multiple locations ‐ women Foothills Housing residents of Culpeper, Fauquier, Madison, ‐ families with Network (phone) Orange, and Rappahannock Counties and 540‐825‐7434 Office children towns. Must be homeless and comply with ‐ singles Service providers will and participate in service planning. Length Operated by Culpeper Housing and call clients for personal of stay is 30 days with possible extensions. Shelter Corporation (CHASS) interview Housing and budget counseling and www.culpeperhousingandshelterserv supportive services are offered to all guests ices.com

SAFE ‐ Services to Abused Families 25 beds ‐ victims/survivors ‐ self‐referrals Requires an initial intake or screening. Inc. Locations of domestic or ‐ local social service Length of stay is typically 45 days. Offers may vary sexual violence agencies supportive services including court 540‐825‐8891 (weekdays including: ‐ serves residents of the accompaniment, group and individual 9:00 AM ‐ 5:00 PM) ‐ women; counties of Culpeper, counseling, food and housing assistance 800‐825‐8876 (24/7 State operated ‐ parent with Fauquier, Madison, Hotline) child(ren); and Orange, and www.safejourneys.org ‐ men Rappahannock

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FAIRFAX

FAIRFAX COUNTY COORDINATED SERVICES PLANNING Screens and refers families with minor (CSP) children to shelter; refers all singles and

families to homelessness prevention 703‐222‐0880 weekdays 8:00 AM—4:30 PM services. Offers referrals to community www.fairfaxcounty.gov/neighborhood‐community‐ services to all populations services/coordinated‐services‐planning

ARTEMIS HOUSE ** 84 ‐ Victims of ‐ self‐referral Offers individual counseling, safety planning

703‐435‐4940 Hotline (24/7) Locations domestic & sexual and crisis intervention; case management, vary violence, stalking, support groups for women and children, as Operated by Shelter House & human well as court accompaniment. Also provides trafficking (men referrals for childcare, legal services, https://shelterhouse.org/wp‐ and women) housing, benefits, medical care and other content/uploads/2014/09/AH‐Flyer‐ ‐ families services as needed. WEBSITE.pdf ‐ residents of Fairfax County

BAILEYS CROSSROADS 30 beds for ‐ adults 18 and ‐ regular male and All Fairfax County shelters operate through SHELTER & SUPPORTIVE HOUSING ** men; older female beds, call a low‐barrier, housing‐focused approach 5914 Seminary Road 18 beds for shelter for availability with the goal of keeping shelter stays as Falls Church, VA 22041 women and telephone short as possible by quickly moving people 4 medical screening into permanent housing. 703‐820‐7621 respite beds ‐ medical respite beds

Operated by New Hope Housing for those require additional Offers community case management to with acute referral through Fairfax prevent homelessness www.newhopehousing.org medical County Health Dept needs ** Outreach workers visit each venue to connect clients Federally Qualified Health Centers (FQHCs) COVID-19 Precautions: Shelters require face coverings (provided to those without); social distancing; temperature checks with no-contact thermometers; and COVID-19 symptom screening questionnaires administered verbally by shelter staff; separate accommodations provided for those with symptoms www.novaregion.org/helpingresources Help us keep this list up-to-date – as changes occur please notify Tylee Smith at [email protected] Suburban Virginia Homeless Shelters Page 9 of 18 November 30, 2020

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FAIRFAX (continued)

ELEANOR KENNEDY SHELTER ** 38 beds for ‐ adults 18 and ‐ Call shelter for All Fairfax County shelters operate through 9155 Richmond Hwy. 22060 men; older availability and a low‐barrier, housing‐focused approach Ft. Belvoir area 12 beds for telephone screening with the goal of keeping shelter stays as women short as possible by quickly moving people 703‐799‐0200 into permanent housing.

Operated by New Hope Housing Offers community case management to https://www.newhopehousing.org/o prevent homelessness. ur‐services/shelters/eleanor‐u‐ kennedy‐shelter/

EMBRY RUCKER COMMUNITY Some at ‐ adults 18 and ‐ Single men and women All Fairfax County shelters operate through SHELTER (ERCS) ** alternate older call shelter for a low‐barrier, housing‐focused approach 11975 Bowman Towne Dr. locations: ‐ families with availability and with the goal of keeping shelter stays as Reston, VA 20190 8 beds for children telephone screening short as possible by quickly moving people

703‐437‐1975 single men; ‐ Families call Fairfax into permanent housing. 4 beds for Coordinated Services Operated by Cornerstones single women Planning (CSP) at Offers community case management to 4 families 703‐222‐0880 prevent homelessness https://www.cornerstonesva.org/ser 3 medical vices/food‐financial‐or‐urgent‐ respite beds ‐ medical respite beds assistance/emergency‐shelter for those require additional with acute referral through Fairfax medical County Health Dept. needs

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FAIRFAX (continued)

KATHERINE K. HANLEY FAMILY 24 families ‐ families with ‐ Families call Fairfax All Fairfax County shelters operate through SHELTER ** children under Coordinated Services a low‐barrier, housing‐focused approach 12970 Katherine Hanley Court 18 Planning (CSP) at with the goal of keeping shelter stays as Fairfax, VA 22030 703‐222‐0880 short as possible by quickly moving people

571‐522‐6800 into permanent housing.

Operated by Shelter House Offers community case management to prevent homelessness www.shelterhouse.org/programs‐2

MONDLOCH HOUSE I ** 8 beds for ‐ single homeless ‐ Referrals are through Small temporary shelter in a home‐like 3510 Lockheed Boulevard single adults adults with local Community setting Alexandria, VA 22306 1 reserved significant Services Boards (CSBs) for Adult mental health 703‐768‐3400 Protective needs Services Operated by New Hope Housing www.newhopehousing.org

NEXT STEPS FAMILY PROGRAM ** Units for 18 ‐ families with ‐ Families should call All Fairfax County shelters operate through Rt. One area families children Fairfax Coordinated a low‐barrier, housing‐focused approach Services Planning (CSP) with the goal of keeping shelter stays as 703‐222‐0880 Intake (CSP) at 703‐222‐0880 short as possible by quickly moving people 703‐360‐1727 into permanent housing.

Operated by FACETS http://facetscares.org/programs/em ergency‐services/

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FAIRFAX (continued) 9 families ‐ families with 5 or ‐ Families should call All Fairfax County shelters operate through more members Fairfax Coordinated a low‐barrier, housing‐focused approach PATRICK HENRY FAMILY SHELTER ** Services Planning (CSP) with the goal of keeping shelter stays as 3080 Patrick Henry Dr. at 703‐222‐0880 short as possible by quickly moving people Falls Church, VA 22044 into permanent housing.

703‐222‐0880 Intake (CSP) 703‐536‐2155

Operated by Shelter House www.shelterhouse.org/programs‐2

FAUQUIER COUNTY ‐ counties of Completes intake and assessments. Refers FOOTHILLS CENTRAL ENTRY (FHN) Culpeper, those experiencing homelessness and those at Fauquier, risk of homelessness to the providers best 540‐724‐6630 Madison, suited to meet their needs Orange, and www.foothillshousing.org/about Rappahannock

Transitional Housing:

COMMUNITY TOUCH, INC (CTI) Locations and ‐ counties of ‐ Intake through Foothills Offers food, financial mentoring, limited 10499 Jericho Rd. capacity vary Fauquier and Central Entry (phone) transportation, mental health and substance Bealeton, VA 22712 Rappahannock abuse services, education opportunities, and CTI will call clients for life skills training. Length of stay can be up to 540‐439‐9300 weekdays 10AM – 5PM personal interview 12 months. www.communitytouchinc.org

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FAUQUIER FAMILY SHELTER (FFSS) 52 ‐ families with ‐ Shelter will call clients Offers 14 day stays. Guests must find 95 Keith St. children for personal interview employment within 14 days unless receiving Warrenton, VA 20186 1 unit ‐ singles (men and ‐ Photo ID and disability benefits. Possible week‐by‐week accessible to women) background check extensions. Guests are limited to one bag of 540‐351‐0130 Shelter/Intake persons with ‐ married couples required belongings per person. Weekly case www.fauquierfamilyshelter.org disabilities ‐ No domestic management classes required. violence situations (referrals available)

FREDERICKSBURG REGIONAL HOMELESS HELPLINE ‐ PD‐16: City of Refers those experiencing homelessness Fredericksburg; and those at risk of homelessness to the 540‐358‐5801 (24/7) Counties of providers best suited to meet their needs Caroline, King Operated by the Fredericksburg Regional Continuum of George, A representative of the shelter will contact Care and Loisann’s Hope House Spotsylvania, and the applicant when space is available Stafford www.fredericksburgcoc.org/need‐services

BRISBEN CENTER 48 (includes ‐ adults 18 and ‐ referrals through the 471 Central Rd 8 family units) older Fredericksburg Regional Length of stay depends on client progress Fredericksburg, VA 22401 – until danger ‐ families with Homelessness Helpline toward self‐sufficiency. Must be capable of of COVID is children and partner independence; ambulatory, and drug and 540‐899‐9853 Office over organizations alcohol free or working toward sobriety. If www.brisbencenter.org ‐ must be homeless and receiving mental health treatment with be able to show proof medication, must also be medication of residency in PD 16 compliant. Must adhere to Client Code of ‐ additional screening by Conduct, including curfew, housekeeping, then Brisbe center and health and safety rules; and meet regularly with case manager and make progress on housing/self‐sufficiency plans. .

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FREDERICKSBURG (continued) ‐ victim/survivor of domestic violence EMPOWERHOUSE ‐ DOMESTIC 30 including: ‐ self‐referrals Requires an initial assessment. Length of stay VIOLENCE ‐ women; ‐ local social service is typically 60 days. Offers supportive services Fredericksburg, VA ‐ parent with agencies and including hospital and court accompaniment, child(ren); and community partners support group for teens, a virtual support 540‐373‐9373 Hotline (24/7) ‐ men; group, and BIP, a batterer intervention 877‐734‐7238 toll free (24/7) ‐ residents of program. For men and women.

Fredericksburg, www.empowerhouseva.org Caroline, King

George, Stafford, and Spotsylvania

LOISANN’S HOPE HOUSE 48 ‐ families with ‐ referrals through the Length of stay is typically 90 days. Offers 16 family units children Fredericksburg Regional intensive case management, financial 902 Lafayette Blvd. Homelessness Helpline counseling, parenting classes, job referrals Fredericksburg, VA 22401 ‐ must be homeless and mental health counseling.

541‐371‐0831 www.loisannshopehouse.org

RESIDENTIAL RECOVERY and RESPITE 8 ‐ homeless ‐ referrals through Initial length of stay is 14 days with case by HOUSE ‐ age 18 or older discharge planning staff case extensions. Sober house rules. Provides 1512 Princess Anne St. ‐ sick of hospital, correctional practical care (not nursing), hospice services, Fredericksburg, VA 22401 ‐ released from a or mental health facility medication and case management, and hospital or ‐ serves Fredericksburg and transportation to and from outpatient and 540‐479‐8302 Intake institution counties of Caroline, King medical follow‐up care. Includes access to

Operated by Micah Ecumenical Ministries ‐ homeless dying George, Spotsylvania and Micah’s day services, which assist with ‐ serves Stafford additional case management and basic www.micahfredericksburg.org/ministri needs—showers, food, clothing, mail service. es/respite‐home COVID-19 Precautions: Shelters require face coverings (provided to those without); social distancing; temperature checks with no-contact thermometers; and COVID-19 symptom screening questionnaires administered verbally by shelter staff; separate accommodations provided for those with symptoms www.novaregion.org/helpingresources Help us keep this list up-to-date – as changes occur please notify Tylee Smith at [email protected] Suburban Virginia Homeless Shelters Page 14 of 18 November 30, 2020

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LOUDOUN COUNTY

COORDINATED ENTRY SERVICES ‐ individuals ‐ self‐referral Call for admission to Loudoun County

‐ families ‐ public or private human homeless shelters and other homeless 703‐777‐0420 weekdays 8:30 AM ‐ 5 PM service agencies services. Does not serve sex offenders. www.loudoun.gov/index.aspx?nid=4040

GOOD SHEPHERD ALLIANCE 6 rooms, up to ‐ women with ‐ call to speak to a case Maximum length of stay is 89 days. Must Hebron/Bethel Emergency Shelter 25 beds children manager participate in the Six Stages to Self‐Sufficiency Leesburg, VA Program, which provides goal‐oriented case management. Administrative Office 20684 Ashburn Rd. Ashburn, VA 20147

703‐724‐1555 weekdays 9 AM –5 PM http://goodshepherdalliance.org

LOUDOUN ABUSED WOMEN'S 12 ‐ victim/survivor ‐ self‐referral by phone Maximum length of stay is 30 days. Limited SHELTER (LAWS) Locations of domestic ‐ other human service services available to residents include a vary violence or agencies referral by legal services, counseling, and children’s 703‐777‐6552 Hotline (24/7) sexual assault phone services.

Operated by Loudoun Citizens For including: ‐ victim/survivor must Social Justice ‐ single women speak to staff by phone over 18 www.lcsj.org/services ‐ women with children ‐ men

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PRINCE WILLIAM, MANASSAS, & MANASSAS PARK

COORDINATED ENTRY SYSTEM (CES) ‐ individuals ‐ Assesses needs of Point of intake for homeless services. M‐F, 8:30 AM ‐8PM; closed holidays ‐ families callers facing a housing 703‐792‐3366 crisis and refers and Police record does not always preclude connects them to services. Does not serve sex offenders. http://www.pwcgov.org/government/dept/socialservices/Pag resources. es/Programs‐for‐Homeless‐Households.aspx

ACTS BEVERLY WARREN SHELTER 18 ‐ single women ‐ intake through Does not serve offenders with sex crimes or 17866 Main Street over 18 Coordinated Entry System violent offences. Dumfries, VA 22026 ‐ families with children Guests are expected to actively seek 703‐792‐3366 Coordinated Intake employment and participate in a self‐ 703‐221‐3188 Office (24/7) sufficiency plan. Length of stay is 30 days. Extensions are possible for those making www.actspwc.org/get‐help/housing progress on goals

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PRINCE WILLIAM, MANASSAS, & MANASSAS PARK (continued)

ACTS TURNING POINTS (Domestic 18 beds ‐ single women ‐ must be victims of Maximum length of stay is 30 days. A 15‐day violence shelter) over 18 domestic violence or extension is available in exceptional ‐ women with sexual assault or circumstances. Offers optional Case 703‐221‐4951 Hotline (24/7) children homeless Management for adults to help residents ‐ intake interview develop and work on self‐sufficiency plans www.actspwc.org/get‐ required for housing, employment, education, and help/domestic‐violence ‐ self‐referral or referral other needed services. Provides access to by other human service other ACTS Domestic Violence programs agencies including court advocacy and accompaniment; children’s support groups (ages 5); – 17 and Behavioral Intervention.

HILDA M. BARG HOMELESS 30 ‐ adults over 18 ‐ intake through Guests must be capable of self‐care. No SHELTER ‐ couples Coordinated Entry System offenders with sex crimes or violent 14945 Jefferson/Davis Hwy. 1 unit ‐ families with offenses. Length of stay, 30 days, can be Woodbridge, VA 22191 accessible to children extended. Residents have access to help persons with with self‐sufficiency plans, case 703‐792‐3366 Coordinated Intake disabilities management, medical care, transportation, 703‐792‐8810 Office and life skills classes

Operated by Prince William County http://www.pwcgov.org/news/pages /Hilda‐Barg‐Homeless‐Prevention‐ Center‐Needs‐Your‐Help.aspx

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PRINCE WILLIAM, MANASSAS, & MANASSAS PARK (continued)

PRINCE WILLIAM SHELTER 47 beds ‐ single adults over ‐ agency referral or Open from 6 PM to 7 AM Temporary location: 18 ‐ walk‐in A.J. Ferlazzo Building ‐ no children Offers showers, food and referrals. 15941 Donald Curtis Dr. Completely accessible to persons with Woodbridge, VA 22191 disabilities as long as they can care for themselves. Located down the hill from the 703‐792‐8734 (24/7) Bill Mehr Drop‐in Center, by the PRTC bus Or station. call COORDINATED ENTRY SYSTEM weekdays 8:30 AM‐5:30 PM If full, offers meals and assistance in finding 703‐792‐3366 alternative safe places to stay. https://www.pwcgov.org/governme nt/dept/socialservices/Pages/Homel ess‐and‐Winter‐Shelters.aspx 703‐897‐0199

Operated by Streetlight Community Outreach Ministries

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PRINCE WILLIAM, MANASSAS, & 92 ‐ adults over 18 ‐ intake through Operates through a low‐barrier, housing‐ MANASSAS PARK (continued) ‐ families with Coordinated Entry System focused approach with the goal of keeping children shelter stays as short as possible by quickly SERVE FAMILY SHELTER moving people into permanent housing. 10056 Dean Drive Maximum stay is 90 days. Residents are Manassas, VA 20110 expected to participate in service planning and daily chores. Offers case management, 703‐792‐3366 Coordinated Entry Intake housing and employment services. 571‐748‐2698 Office 571‐748‐2603 Shelter

Operated by Northern Virginia Family Service www.nvfs.org/our‐ services/homelessness‐ housing/serve‐campus