Northern Virginia Homeless Shelter List Updated November 30, 2020 NAME, ADDRESS, & PHONE # OF BEDS POPULATIONS MEANS OF REFERRAL MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS FOR SERVED PARTICIPATION 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 NAME, ADDRESS, & PHONE # OF BEDS POPULATIONS MEANS OF REFERRAL MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS FOR SERVED PARTICIPATION 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 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 3 of 18 November 30, 2020 NAME, ADDRESS, & PHONE # OF BEDS POPULATIONS MEANS OF REFERRAL MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS FOR SERVED PARTICIPATION 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 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 4 of 18 November 30, 2020 NAME, ADDRESS, & PHONE # OF BEDS POPULATIONS MEANS OF REFERRAL MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS FOR SERVED PARTICIPATION 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 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 5 of 18 November 30, 2020 NAME, ADDRESS, & PHONE # OF BEDS POPULATIONS MEANS OF REFERRAL MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS FOR SERVED PARTICIPATION 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 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 6 of 18 November 30, 2020 NAME, ADDRESS, & PHONE # OF BEDS POPULATIONS MEANS OF REFERRAL MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS FOR SERVED PARTICIPATION 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