OHIO: HAMILTON COUNTY EMERGENCY SHELTERS - INDIVIDUALS
American Red Cross : 513.579.3000
2111 Dana Avenue; Cincinnati, Ohio 45207
Website: http://www.cincinnatiredcross.orglindex. asp ?/DCapitulo=K2FA49812E
⦁ Housing for people homeless as a result of natural disaster or fire by way of hotel voucher
⦁ Issues credit cards to assist with paying for motel/hotel, clothing, and food
Bethany House : 513.381 .7233 (SAFE)
1841 Fairmont Avenue; Cincinnati, OH 45214
Website: http://www.bethanvhouseservices.org
⦁Accepts single women without children and women with children
⦁ Provides emergency shelter at local hotels for fathers and boys over age 12
⦁ Must look for jobs and housing on a daily basis; Case management services
⦁ Transitional housing also available, call: 513.921.1131, ext. 119
Catholic Worker House : 513.381.7233 (SAFE)
1437 Walnut Street; Cincinnati, OH
Website: http://www.catholicworkercincinnati.orgl
⦁ Offers shelter to sixteen men, with most stays limited to eight weeks
⦁ Provides three meals a day. The men must have goals, work on those goals, and start a savings account within three weeks
⦁ All who live in the house cook meals, house-sit, clean, and take responsibility for themselves and one another
Center for Respite Care : 513.621.1868
3550 Washington Avenue; Cincinnati, OH 45229
Website: http://www.homelessrespite.org
⦁ In-patient medical services for homeless adult men and women (no families)
⦁ 15 beds for persons recovering from hospital surgery, etc. Length of stay: 30 days
OHIO: HAMILTON COUNTY EMERGENCY SHELTERS - FAMILIES
American Red Cross : 513.579.3000
2111 Dana Avenue; Cincinnati, Ohio 45207
Website: http://www.cincinnatiredcross. org/index.asp ?IDCapitulo=K2FA49812E
⦁ Housing for people homeless as a result of natural disaster or fire by way of hotel voucher
⦁ Issues credit cards to assist with paying for motel/hotel, clothing, and food
Bethany House : 513.381 .7233 (SAFE)
1841 Fairmont Avenue; Cincinnati, OH 45214
Website: http://www.bethanyhouseservices.org
⦁ Single women with and without children (female children any age and male children 12 years old and younger)
⦁ Must [oak for jobs and housing on a daily basis; Case management services
Interfaith Hospitality Network : 513.381.7233 (SAFE)
990 Nassau St.; Cincinnati, OH 45206
Website: http://www.ihncincinnati.org
⦁ In order to be accepted as a guest at Interfaith Hospitality Network, you must be currently homeless and have children
⦁ Single parent men and women with children, as well as married couples with children
are all accepted .
⦁ 3pm curfew: Interfaith Hospitality Network is not recommended for people whose work hours would prohibit them meeting this curfew
⦁ You are not allowed to drink alcohol or use drugs while in the Interfaith Hospitality Network program. Do not accept guests who have a legal history of violent crimes or crimes against children
Mercy-Franciscan at St. John's :513.381.7233 (SAFE)
1800 Logan Street; Cincinnati, OH 45202
Website: http://e-mercy.com/foundation new st.john2.asp
⦁ Single mothers or fathers with their children and single women without children
⦁ Furnished, apartment-style housing- Average stay: 60-90 days
⦁ Services include eM, financial planning, family counseling, child care referrals
Salvation Army : 513.381.7233 (SAFE)
131 E 12th Street; Cincinnati, OH
Website: http://www.thesalvationarmycincinnati.org
⦁ The program prOVides emergency housing to single women and their minor children (including boys up to age 12) who are homeless
⦁ We provide a safe, stable and clean environment with hot meats, case management, employment programs and training programs, money management and life skills
Hope House Center for Women and Children : 513.217.5056
1300 Girard Avenue; Middletown, OH 45044
Website: http://www.missionhope.org/coh.html
⦁ Housing for families and females with children
Mercy Health St. Raphael : 513.603.8200
610 High Street; Hamilton, OH 45011
Website: http://sfraphae/~hamilton.com
⦁ Housing for four families; LOS up to 90 days; Monday-Friday: 9am-430pm
Serve City (The Chosen) : 513.737.8900
622 East Avenue; Hamilton, OH 45011
Website: http://www.servecitychosen.org/chosen1.htm
⦁ Provides shelter for up to 40 men and 12 women
Shalom Center for Elder Abuse : 888.295.7453
5467 Cedar Village Drive; Mason, OH 45040
Website: http://www.cedarvi/lage.orgiCare/ShalomCenter.aspx
⦁ Faith-based shelter in Ohio for victims of Elder Abuse
⦁ Serves Seniors 65+ in Hamilton, Butler, Clermont, and Warren Counties
⦁ Individual accepted for admission will have an emergency stay for 90-120 days
⦁ A variety of services including medical, nursing
Shalom Emergency Shelter : 513.594.8072
120 South Broad Street; Middletown, OH 45044 (First United Methodist Church)
Website: http://www.shalomhomeless.com/
⦁ Serves Butler County residents (individuals and families)
⦁ Program only runs from November- March; Dinner and Breakfast are served
⦁ SHALOM is a collaborative effort of churches, service providers and citizens who wanted to provide shelter for the homeless
OHIO: CLERMONT COUNTY EMERGENCY SHELTERS - DOMESTIC VIOLENCE
YWCA House of Peace Domestic Violence Shelter : 513.753.7281
55 South Fourth Street; Batavia, OH 45103 (business address)
Website: http://www.ywca.org/site/pp.asp?c=agLGKXNOE&b=295671 &
⦁ Confidential, 16 bed shelter, with 24-hour access for survivors of domestic violence
⦁ Serves Adams, Brown, and Clermont County residents
⦁ Boys are accepted up to the age of 18. Adult male victims are provided shelter and services in another location
⦁ Services include case management, advocacy, housing assistance, financial assistance, interpreter assistance, transportation, educational groups, children's programming, social activities, pet protection, and basic needs
OHIO: WARREN COUNTY EMERGENCY SHELTERS - INDIVIDUALS
Bernie's Place : 513.4 94.2307
204 Mary Ellen Street; South Lebanon, OH 45065
No website
⦁ Provides emergency shelter and meals for single 18 + adults
⦁ Must be a Warren County resident with a photo ID
⦁ Must call Rick Smith (intake coordinator) before entering shelter to determine eligibility
OHIO: WARREN COUNTY EMERGENCY SHELTERS - FAMILIES
Interfaith Hospitality Network of Warren County : 513.934.5250
203 East Warren Street; Lebanon, OH 45036
Website: www.ihnwc.org
⦁ Provides shelter, meals, and case management to homeless families
⦁ Will not accept individuals/families who are currently abusing drugs or alcohol, affected by severe mental illness, or fleeing physical abuse for any reason
⦁ Families in the shelter are eligible for furniture and Homeless Prevention/Rapid Re-housing
OHIO: ADAMS & BROWN COUNTIES EMERGENCY SHELTERS - DOMESTIC VIOLENCE
YWCA House of Peace Domestic Violence Shelter : 888.540.4764
55 South Fourth Street; Batavia, OH 45103 (business address)
Website: http://www.ywca.org/site/pp.asp?c=agLGKXNOE&b=295671 &
⦁ Confidential, 16 bed shelter, with 24-hour access for survivors of domestic violence
⦁ Serves Adams, Brown, and Clermont County residents
⦁ Boys are accepted up to the age of 18. Adult male victims are provided shelter and services in another location
⦁ Services include case management, advocacy, housing assistance, financial assistance, interpreter assistance, transportation, educational groups, children's programming, social activities, pet protection, and basic needs
NORTHERN KENTUCKY EMERGENCY SHELTERS -INDIVIDUALS
American Red Cross : 877.272.7337
2111 Dana Avenue; Cincinnati, Ohio 45207
Website: http://www.redcross.org/
⦁ Housing for people homeless as a result of natural disaster or fire by way of hotel voucher
⦁ Issues credit cards to assist with paying for motel/hotel, clothing, and food
Emergency Shelter of Northern Kentucky : 859.291.4555
634 Scott Street; Covington, KY 41011
Website: http://www.emergencyshelternky.org/
⦁ No longer called the Cold Shelter
⦁ Open every day from 6pm-830am between May-August and October-March
⦁ Adult Men and Women; Need KY 10
⦁ When temperature is below 32 degrees, will make every attempt to shelter everyone
⦁ To apply for a bed for the summer transitional program, go to the shelter any Monday or Wednesday morning from 9am-12pm; an individual will be interviewed and a decision will be made within 48 hours
Fair Haven Rescue Mission : 859.491.1027
260 Pike Street; Covington, KY 41012
Website: http://www.fairhavenmission.org/
⦁ Shelter for homeless men 18 years or older; must have a picture ID;
⦁ Must pass Breathalyzer test prior to admission
⦁ Intake: 545pm-630pm every evening; Hot meal every evening at 6pm
⦁ Must leave the shelter every morning to look for work, unless in the long term recovery program
⦁ Length of stay up to 14 nights (unless in long term recovery program)
NORTHERN KENTUCKY EMERGENCY SHELTERS - DOMESTIC VIOLENCE
Women's Crisis Center : 800.928.3358
35 Madison Avenue; Covington, KY 41011
Website: http://www.wccky.org!
⦁ Provides safe shelter for women and children who are victims of DV or sexual abuse
⦁ Average stay: 3-4 weeks; Shelter, meals, counseling, advocacy, support group
⦁ Provides temporary housing for family pets
INDIANA EMERGENCY SHELTERS - INDIVIDUALS & FAMILIES
Am e ri ca n Red C ross : 877.272.7337
2111 Dana Avenue; Cincinnati, Ohio 45207
Website: http://www.redcross.orgl
⦁ Housing for people homeless as a result of natural disaster or fire by way of hotel voucher
⦁ Issues credit cards to assist with paying for motel/hotel, clothing, and food
Heart House, Inc. : 812.926.4 8906
815 US Highway 50; Aurora, IN 47001
Website: http://www.hearthouseindiana.org
⦁ 60 bed shelter for single individuals, families with children, or married adults
⦁ Serves people in Dearborn, Franklin, Ohio, Ripley, & Switzerland counties
⦁ Must bring a background check with you in order to enter shelter
INDIANA EMERGENCY SHELTERS - DOMESTIC VIOLENCE
Safe Passage, Inc. : 877.733.1990
P.O. Box 235; Batesville, IN 47006
Website: http://www.safepassageinc.orgl
⦁ Domestic violence shelter for victims and their children
⦁ Serves residents in Dearborn, Franklin, Ohio, Ripley, & Switzerland counties; however will offer assistance to anyone who contacts the Help Line
Homeward Bound Shelter (Brighton Center) : 859.581.1111
13-15 East 20th Street; Covington, KY 41014
Website: http://www.brightoncenter.com/what-we-dolwhat-we-do.php
⦁ Northern Kentucky's only emergency shelter for homeless and runaway youth
⦁ The shelter accepts youth who are age 12-17 for residency if they have run away from home, been kicked out of their home, or are at risk of becoming a run away
⦁ The shelter also accepts youth who are in danger of being abused at home
⦁ Many of the services provided at shelter are designed to aid in the reunification of the youth in their home with the parents
NORTHERN KENTUCKY EMERGENCY SHELTERS - SINGLE WOMEN & FAMILIES
American Red Cross : 877.272.7337
2111 Dana Avenue; Cincinnati, Ohio 45207
Website: http://www.redcross.orgl
⦁ Housing for people homeless as a result of natural disaster or fire by way of hotel voucher
⦁ Issues credit cards to assist with paying for motel/hotel, clothing, and food
Family Promise of Northern Kentucky : 859.431.6840
336 West 9th Street; Newport, KY 41072
Website: http://www.nkyihn.orgl
⦁ Provides a shelter program for up to four homeless men and/or women with chNdren including transportation, meals, and overnight shelter in local churches with intense case management services at our Day Center in Newport
⦁ Offers a mentoring program with assistance in financial management, parenting, and basic life-skills
⦁ Provides pet therapy and an after school education program
⦁ Provides 3 apartment units for Transitional Housing, allowing those guests in our Shelter Program who have achieved job security to live free of rent and utility expenses for 3 to 6 months while they accumulate enough savings to payoff previous debt and save for a deposit/down payment on permanent housing.
Welcome House : 859.431.8717
205 West Pike Street; Covington, KY 41011
Website: http://www.welcomehouseky.org
⦁ Provide shelter to 35 single women with & without children (boys no older than 11 years old)
⦁ Must be18 years old; 3 meals a day; no addiction
OHIO: WARREN COUNTY EMERGENCY SHELTERS - DOMESTIC VIOLENCE
Abuse and Rape Crisis Shelter (ARCS) : 513.695.1107
27 N. East Street; Lebanon, OH 45036
Website: www.arcshelter.com
• Provides shelter, counseling, and legal advocacy for adults and their children
OHIO: ADAMS & BROWN COUNTIES EMERGENCY SHELTERS -INDIVIDUALS & FAMILIES
Adams County Shelter for the Homeless, Inc. : 937.544.8164
11483 State Route 41; West Union, OH 45693
Website: http://acsh1.org
⦁ Accommodates families as well as single males and single females
⦁ Application required for admission (not a drop off shelter)
⦁ Limited to 30 day stay
American Red Cross : 877.272.7337
2111 Dana Avenue; Cincinnati, OH 45207
Website: http://www.redcross.org/
⦁ Housing for people homeless as a result of natural disaster or fire by way of hotel voucher
⦁ Issues credit cards to assist with paying for motel/hotel, clothing, and food
Highland County Shelter : 937.393.0634
145 Homestead Ave; Hillsboro, OH 45133
Website: http://www.hcshelter.org
⦁ Emergency housing for up to 28 men, women and children
⦁ Maximum stay is 90 days
⦁ Serve individuals from Highland County and surrounding areas including Brown County
OHIO: BUTLER COUNTY EMERGENCY SHELTERS - DOMESTIC VIOLENCE
Dove House (YWCA) : 800.618.6523
244 Dayton Street; Hamilton, OH 45011
Website: http://www.ywcahamilton.com/
⦁Butler County's protective shelter for victims of domestic violence
OHIO: CLERMONT COUNTY EMERGENCY SHELTERS - INDIVIDUALS & FAMILIES
American Red Cross : 513.423.9233
1227 Manchester Avenue; Middletown, OH 45042
Website: http://www.redcross.org/
⦁ Housing for people homeless as a result of natural disaster or fire by way of hotel voucher
⦁ Issues credit cards to assist with paying for motel/hotel, clothing, and food
James Sauls Homeless Shelter : 513.732.6464
2403 Old State Route 32; Batavia, OH 45103
Website: http://www.cccsi.org/shelter.htmi
⦁ Shelter for Individuals and Families; Operated by Clermont County Community Services
⦁ Three meals and laundry service provided free of charge
⦁ Once a person enters the shelter they must adhere to standards including a curfew, no drugs or alcohol, and must obtain employment within one week or show social security benefits are available.
⦁ Case Management services are provided to assist clients with goals and obtaining housing. Financial Assistance is available for rent and security deposits for persons exiting the shelter.
Shalom Center for Elder Abuse : 888.295.7453
5467 Cedar Village Drive; Mason, OH 45040
Website: http://www.cedarviJIage.org/Care/ShalomCenter.aspx
⦁ Faith-based shelter in Ohio for victims of Elder Abuse
⦁ Serves Seniors 65+ in Hamilton, Butler, Clermont, and Warren Counties
⦁ I ndividual accepted for admission will have an emergency stay for 90-120 days
⦁ A variety of services including medical, nursing, and therapy
OHIO: HAMILTON COUNTY EMERGENCY SHELTERS - DOMESTIC VIOLENCE
YWCA Domestic Violence Shelter : 513.872.9259
898 Walnut Street; Cincinnati, OH
Website: http://www.ywca.cincinnati.org/
⦁ Confidential, 72 bed shelter, with 24 hour access for survivors of domestic violence
⦁ Boys are accepted up to the age of 18. Adult male victims are provided shelter and services in another location
⦁ Services include case management, advocacy, housing assistance, financial assistance, interpreter assistance, transportation, educational groups, children's programming, social activities, pet protection, and basic needs
OHIO: HAMILTON COUNTY EMERGENCY SHELTERS - YOUTH
Lighthouse Youth Crisis Center : 513.961.4080
3330 Jefferson Avenue; Cincinnati, OH 45220
Website: http://www./ys.orglrunaway2.html
⦁ 20 bed emergency facility where unaccompanied youth, 10-17 years old, can seek shelter and safety
⦁ Under Ohio law youth may seek shelter at the Youth Crisis Center without consent but may not participate without parent's consent
OHIO: BUTLER COUNTY EMERGENCY SHELTERS - INDIVIDUALS & FAMILIES
American Red Cross : 513.868.7616
6730 Roosevelt Ave, Suite 400; Franklin OH 45005
Website: http://www.redcross.org/
⦁ Housing for people homeless as a result of natural disaster or fire by way of hotel voucher
⦁ Issues credit cards to assist with paying for motel/hotel, clothing, and food
Haven House : 513.863.8866
550 High Street; Hamilton, OH 45011
Website: http://www.havenhouseshelter.org/
⦁ Family shelter for either married men or women with children, single mothers with children, or single fathers with children; average stay: 20-30 days
⦁ Must be a resident of Butler County
Hope House Center for Men : 513.424.4673 (HOPE)
34 S. Main Street; Middletown, OH 45044
Website: http://www.hopehouserescuemission.info/
⦁ Housing for men
City Gospel Mission : 513.241 .5525
1419 Elm Street; Cincinnati, OH 45202
Website: http://www.citvgospelmission.org
⦁ $15 shelter fee per week (provides bed, locker, breakfast, and dinner)
⦁ First come, first serve; doors open at 6: 15pm
⦁ First time guests who are not able to cover the shelter fee are welcomed, and a plan for them to earn the fee is put into action
⦁ 34 beds for homeless, sober men
Drop Inn Center : 513.721.0643
217 W. 1 ih Street; Cincinnati, OH 45202
Website: http://www.dropinn.orgl
⦁ Emergency shelter for men or women; VA has 15 Grant and Per Diem beds for men
⦁ Must be at the shelter before 9pm to complete an intake prior to admission
⦁ Must have 10 prior to admission or have a social worker call DIC to verify your identity
Shalom Center for Elder Abuse : 888.295.7453
5467 Cedar Village Drive; Mason, OH 45040
Website: http://www.cedarvillage.org/Care/ShalomCenter.aspx
⦁ The first shelter in Ohio for victims of Elder Abuse
⦁ Serves Seniors 65+ in Hamilton, Butler, Clermont, and Warren Counties
⦁ Individual accepted for admission will have an emergency stay for 90-120 days
⦁ A variety of services including medical, nursing, and therapy will be available
Sheakley Center for Youth : 513.569.9500
2522 Highland Avenue; Cincinnati, OH
Website: http://www./ys.org/
⦁ Resource Center on 1st Floor (previously known as Anthony House) where homeless teens and youth up to age 24 can go M-F 9am-9pm for food, clothing, personal hygiene products, medical care, free laundry, shower, telephone, mail service (bus tokens available for those working or looking for work)
⦁ Homeless Shelter on 2nd Floor for men and women ages 18-24 with a structured educational and life-skills curriculum
⦁ Step-Up component with a comprehensive plan to attain permanent housing within 30 days
Volunteers of America, Veterans Resource Center : 513.322.5170
7938 Hamilton Avenue; Mt. Healthy, OH 45231
Website: http://www. voago.org
⦁ 50 beds serving Veterans with SMI, Dual Diagnoses, Former or Current justice-involved
⦁ 46 beds for male Veterans and 4 beds in a separate wing set aside for female Veterans
