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| Casa de Clara 318 N. 6th St., San Jose, CA 95112 Map |
(408) 297-8330 | For single women and women with children. | Call for availability. | |
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| Emergency Housing Consortium 2011 Little Orchard St., San Jose, CA 95125 Website - Map |
(408) 294-2100 x402 Families (408) 294-2100 x0 Singles (408) 298-2660 |
Homeless men women and children. Homeless men women and children. | Drop-in or call 24 hrs. a day. First come, first served basis. | Shelter for 10 families, transitional housing for 50 singles and emergency shelter for approx. 45 people. |
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| Markham Plaza 2000-2010 Monterey Rd., San Jose, CA Website - Map |
(408) 278-7081 | Low income Singles, Seniors and families (for persons with no criminal record). | Call 24 hours for information and to leave a message.First come, first served basis. | Affordablestudios and apartments. Studios $478 a month+ $15 application fee and $200.00 move-indeposit. Amenities ,Fitness center, laundry room, computer and internet access,Job training Classes. |
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| San Jose Family Shelter 1590 Las Plumas Ave., San Jose, CA 95133 Use VTA bus 77. Website - Map |
(408) 926-8885 (408) 254-2056 Fax |
Parents over 18 and children under 18. | Call for appointment Mon.-Fri. 10:00am.-1:00pm. No waiting list; first come, first served basis. Must have identification. Program fee assessed at 15% of income. | General medical services. Homeless project site. 24-hour facility. Shelter and comprehensive day services available for residents. Clean and sober program. Handicap facilities available. |
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| Habitat for Humanity Silicon Valley 513 Valley Way Bldg 2, Milpitas, CA 95035 E-mail - Website - Map |
PH: (408)942-6444 FX: (408)942-6446 |
Applicants must meet the income guidelines for their household size as dictated by the Department of Housing and Urban Development, show a history of responsible credit, have a debt-to-income level below 40%, and be willing and able to perform 500 hours of "sweat equity" to build their own home. | Go on line for application | offers a hand up not a hand out to families with very low incomes by selling affordable homes in the Santa Clara County. Habitat homes are sold roughly at the cost of construction for 0% interest, no money down for a 30-year mortgage term. |
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| Emergency Housing Consortium Santa Clara, CA Website |
(408) 294-2100 x226 | Families. | Call for information and appointment. | Shelter for 33 families. |
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| Love Inc. P. O. Box 111363 , Campbell, CA 95011-1363 E-mail - Website - Map |
Help line: (408) 397-9223 Office: (408) 379-9226 |
Persons in need | Call for information | Churches and service agencies to provide effective help and referral for persons in need. |
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| Domiciliary Care for Homeless Veterans Palo Alto, CA 94301 |
(800) 848-7254 |
Homeless Vet. | Drop in for interview 8:30-10:30am. | Transitional program for homeless vets. |
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| InnVision: Opportunity Center of Mid peninsula 33 Encina Way , Palo Alto, CA (off El Camino behind the Town & Country shopping center) E-mail - Map |
Singles & families homeless or at risk. | Stop by or e-mail | 88 units of permanent housing for singles & families. | |
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| Palo Alto Urban Ministry(InnVision) 400 Mitchell Ln., Palo Alto, CA 94301 Use VTA bus 22, 35, 86, 300, 7f, 5l, 50v, 50C. E-mail - Website - Map |
(650) 853-8672 | For men and women in recovery. | Drop in for interview 8:30-10:30am. | Rotating church shelter. 90-day stay. |
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| Shelter Network 1580A Maple St., Redwood City, CA 94063 Off Veterans Blvd. Website - Map |
(650) 364-1150 | Homeless single adults with a San Mateo County connection. | Obtain voucher at Fair Oaks Community Center, 2600 Middlefield Rd, Redwood City. | Up to 60 days of emergency shelter, and up to 6 months of transitional housing, with on-site counseling and services. By voucher only. |
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| North Peninsula Neighborhood Services Center San Mateo, CA E-mail - Website |
(650) 583-3373 (650) 583-4178 Fax |
Residents in need in San Mateo County with social services in South San Francisco, San Bruno and Brisbane. | Call for information. | Bilingual human service agency providing social services, crisis intervention, information and referrals, case management translations (English/Spanish), assistance with rent, utility bills, and critical family needs, emergency provision of food, shelter, clothes and transportation, holiday program for Thanksgiving and Christmas. |
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| Shelter Network 325 Villa Terrace, San Mateo, CA 94401 Off San Mateo Dr. Website - Map |
(650) 340-8814 | Homeless families with a San Mateo County connection. | Call for information. | Providing immediate shelter and services for families from the moment they become homeless.erves up to 19 families at once from all parts of San Mateo County. Families can stay for up to 60 days, until they either find permanent housing or move on to transitional housing or another residential program. |
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| Health Connections AIDS Services 7365 Monterey St. Ste. C, Gilroy, CA 95020 E-mail - Website - Map |
(800) 683-1417 | Mon.-Fri. 8:00am-5:00pm. Hours by appointment. | Nurses and social workers provide assessment of clients with disabling HIV/AIDS protocol. Assistance with finding subsidized housing. No fee. Medi-Cal waiver. Japanese, Spanish, Tagalog spoken. | |
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| Emergency Housing Consortium 13545 Monterey Rd., San Martin, CA 95046 Website - Map |
(408) 686-1300 | Homeless families Dec.-Mar., Migrant families May-Nov. | Call for information and appointment. | 26 apartment units, 18 transitional units, 8 units of shelter. |
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| Families in Transition 210 High St. Ste. 105, Santa Cruz, CA 95060 Map |
(831) 458-7124 | Call for information. | Assists in finding job training and housing. Clients need a referral from a social service agency before an appointment can be made. English/Spanish. | |
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| First Step Family Shelter Santa Cruz, CA |
(831) 688-8777 | Call for information. | ||
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| Love Inc Website |
Help Line: (831) 464-7929 Office: (831) 464-7921 |
Persons in need | Call for information | Churches and service agencies to provide effective help and referrals for persons in need. |
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| New Life Community Services 707 Fair Ave., Santa Cruz, CA 95060 Website - Map |
(831) 458-1668 (831) 427-1007 |
Emergency shelter for families, families in transition and battered women. | Call for Information. | Shelter for families and people with children specializes in Christian drug and alcohol rehab with a six-month residential treatment program. Shelter is available for people not in rehab. English/Spanish. Capacity: 41 Beds. |
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| Hamilton Family Emergency Center 260 Golden Gate Avenue Website - Map |
(415) 292-9930 (415) 409 2100 |
Newly Homeless Families | Call or stop by | Offers newly homeless families 24-hour access to emergency overnight shelter, or a place to stay for up to 60 days. This program provides basic services to 20 familie a warm bed, meals.... |
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| Hamilton Family Residence 260 Golden Gate Avenue Website - Map |
(415) 292-9930 (415) 409 2100 |
Homeless Families | Call or stop by | Offers up to forty families a place to stay for six months while they receive comprehensive support services that include case management, substance abuse support, money management assistance, advocacy, family counseling, three meals a day, employment and life skills training, referrals, children’s services, and crucial assistance to secure permanent housing.. |
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| Raphael House 1065 Sutter St. E-mail - Website - Map |
Phone: (415) 474-4621 Fax: (415) 474-7020 |
Single mothers Serving San Francisco, South San Francisco, Daly City, the East Bay, and Sacramento areas | call for information | Family Shelter: A Residential Shelter Program offering housing for children and their families in crisis |
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| Shelter Network 50 Hillcrest Dr., Daly City, CA 94025 Near the Daly City BART station. Website - Map |
(650) 325-8719 | Homeless families from northern San Mateo County, between Daly City and Millbrae. | All referrals for services are done through designated community referral agencies. Call for nearest referral agency. | Provides transitional housing for up to 12 homeless families at a time. |
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| Coastside Opportunity Center 99 Avenue Alhambra PO Box 1089, El Granada, CA 94018 Website - Map |
(650) 726-9071 (650) 726-7096 Fax |
Serves: El Granada, Half Moon Bay, La Honda, Montara, Moss Beach, Pescadero, San Gregorio. | Call for information. | Help Coastside including the homeless, low income, immigrant farm workers, and the elderly and disabled in order to assist these individuals and families to become more self sufficient and independent. |
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| FESCO – The Family Shelter 22671 Third Street (corner of 3rd and C Streets) E-mail - Website - Map |
510-886-5473 FAX: (510) 886-5814 |
Homeless famlies | Call for information | 30 churches and community members in the East Bay, reaching out to serve homeless families with food, shelter, clothing, counseling and links to community resources. |
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