Regional Coordinated Entry to Housing Programs agency The family development program provides services that help persons with emergencies and crises, self-sufficiency, shelter and housing, homeless services, and several special projects. Services may include: - Case management - Emergency housing - Foreclosure prevention assistance - Permanent supportive housing - Rent/deposit assistance - Transitional housing

Emergency transitional shelter including case management, skills training, personal care items, access to telephones, computers with internet access, laundry facilities, shower room, advocacy, private sleeping accommodations, three meals a day, and transportation. The average length of stay is 65 days. Partners with churches that provide overnight accommodations and meals.

Temporary, short-term shelter of 66 beds for men and women. Works with residents one-on-one to create an individualized plan to help them move from homelessness to self-sufficiency. Provides a variety of on-site supports from classes on topics like financial literacy and job interview skills, to weekly medical appointments and more to help residents take steps toward independence with dignity and compassion.

Provides emergency shelter and support to pregnant women and mothers with minor children. St. Anne's Place is a safe environment for homeless families to stabilize and explore options for their future. Shelter provides private bedrooms, shared bathrooms, meals, snacks, and basic necessities for up to 16 families. St. Anne's Place is not a domestic violence shelter. St. Anne's Place cannot accept self-referrals; all referrals must come from Hennepin County Shelter Team. Additional programming may include: - Case management - Ensuring that children are enrolled and attending school - Referrals for behavioral health services - Skill building in parenting, education, finance, nutrition, and more - Tutoring for school-age children

Overnight emergency shelter for men. Social services are provided through collaboration with Hennepin County. Facility includes 120 beds and 5 mats, showers, dinner, and light breakfast. Shelter guests can access a hot dinner, connect with housing case managers, and receive medical care from Hennepin County Healthcare for the Homeless - Socks and underwear - TV lounge - Housing case managers - Microwave and vending machines ??Amenities and Services: - Showers - Towels - Toiletries - Culturally specific hair products - Private lockers - Bunk beds and linens - Outlets for charging phones or medical devices

Pr?ovides an overnight winter shelter with 50 beds, 30 for men and 20 for women, 7 days a week for single adults during the months of November through mid-April. Guests are served hot dinners and breakfast every day, and showers are also available with hygiene products provided. Note: No pets allowed

Providing the following services to individuals experiencing homelessness: - Emergency shelter and 3 meals; maximum stay determined at intake - Information, guidance, and referrals are available through the case manager and intake worker - Spiritual guidance

Provides 54 permanent year-round beds and 8 emergency overnight beds during the winter months (November - April). Other services include: - Laundry: Limited availability, done by staff - Meals - Showers: Hygiene supplies provided Note: No pets allowed

Offers temporary housing and support services for up to 14 families. While in shelter, families work with case managers to actively pursue housing and achieve their goals.

The Community Action Center operates the only homeless shelter in northern Rice County. - Places one individual or family at a time in an apartment where they may stay for up to 90 days - Provides food, support with housing search, and coordinating community resources - Because of increasing demand, priority is given to the most vulnerable clients The shelter is an access point for Coordinated Entry housing programs; after regular business hours, the CAC cooperates with local police and area churches in serving people in the Northfield area who need temporary shelter at a local motel.

Emergency shelter in a home-like environment for up to 22 families at a time. Four months is the average length of stay however, residents can stay as long as necessary. Services: - Residents work toward securing permanent housing. Emphasis on developing life management skills. - Support groups and parenting support open to residents - On-site supportive services services for adults and children

A year-round shelter providing 50 beds for men and women, with a limited number of couples able to sleep next to one another.

- Provides emergency shelter for Native Americans

??Static dorm model that ??serves as a shelter and day center for up to 9 families at any time. Partners with local congregations who provide financial support and meals 3 nights a week. Families are housed for 90 days while they are provided assistance with life skills, finding employment, and securing stable housing.

- Participants must be willing to actively work with staff towards self-sufficiency and follow strict program and housing rules - Participants may stay up to 24 months(in shared living) as long as they are in compliance with program rules and guidelines - Must be actively searching for permanent housing, employment and/or education - In Itasca County contact Haley Berkeland at 218-999-0832

Provides temporary, family-style housing to men experiencing homelessness. Offers free meals, showers, and laundry access.

Homeless shelter focusing on the American Indian adult men and women homeless population. With showers, three meals a day.

Provides an overnight emergency shelter with a 45 bed capacity, 22 for men and 18 for women and families. Click here to apply to the shelter bed waiting list. Shelter stay includes: - Breakfast each morning - Computer access, Wi-Fi, movie room, library, and games are available to all guests - Dinner is provided each evening along with snacks and beverages - Guest laundry, available once a week - Guests share a room with 3 - 5 other people (families are in their own room) - Showers are available in the evenings from 7 pm - 9 pm

Provides a shelter open to single individuals and families. Consists of 28 units for emergency housing with a maximum stay of 30 days. Residents will be referred to transitional units once the maximum stay has ended. Services provided include ongoing case management and one-on-one support services to help residents stabilize their lives and work on self-sufficiency.

Emergency shelter for single individuals experiencing homelessness

Overnight accommodations for homeless men. This secure shelter offers a safe place to spend the night. A free hot meal is served at 6 pm, and warm showers are available.

Emergency shelter providing a total of 38 beds, 19 beds for men and 19 beds for women. Shelter does not accept children. Provides meals, showers, and laundry. Note: Will accept people with pets, must sign and follow the pet policy/contract.

Temporary homeless shelter can accommodate up to 20 individuals who can stay up to 21 consecutive days and nights, then may not return for 60 days (though they may still be present during visiting hours). Couples do not share a room. In addition to shelter, the following services are offered: - 6 pm meal served. Cup of coffee and grab-and-go breakfast provided to guests when they leave for the day - Has some used coats, winter accessories, new socks and underwear. Can direct guests to other resources to help meet their needs - Laundry facilities - Toiletries and other personal items.

Overnight accommodations for 50 homeless women. This secure shelter offers a safe place to spend the night. A free hot meal is served at 6 pm, and warm showers are available.

Emergency and transitional shelter for individuals of all genders: - Transitional housing - Providing emergency shelter and transitional housing, as well as assistance in meeting basic needs and accessing area social services - Enrichment programming for children - available only to clients in shelter or housing - Program allows tenants to continue to work with social workers towards permanent housing