Emergency Shelters and Drop-In Centers | Homeless
The guide is designed to help new immigrants navigate the housing programs and opportunities in Central Ohio. It provides resources for new immigrant families to find It covers different housing programs that give new immigrants the possibility to buy, own or rent safe and affordable homes located in Central Ohio.
Introduction
The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development defines affordable housing as housing where the occupant is paying 30% or less of the gross income on total housing, including utilities. The phrase “affordable housing” is also colloquially used as a general term to refer to housing assistance for low-income individuals, including housing vouchers or housing designated for residents below a certain income for the area. Source: realestate.us.news.com Please see below types of Housing Assistance:
Shelters
24/7 intake for single men and single women is done over the phone by Contacted via Community Shelter Board Intake Line at 1-614-274-7000.
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Men's shelters
Contacted via Community Shelter Board Intake Line at 1-614-274-7000.
Friends of the Homeless
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Friends of the Homeless provides support to homeless men and women through emergency shelter and transitional housing programs. Since 1983, Friends of the Homeless has provided our fellow citizens who are experiencing a homeless crisis with the opportunity to reestablish themselves as members of the Columbus community.
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As a program of Southeast, Inc. since 2006, Friends has retained its role in the community and maintained the mission and vision that was established in 1983.
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Women's shelters
Contacted via Community Shelter Board Intake Line at 614-221-9195
Nancy's Place
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An organization committed to creating exceptional homes for extraordinary people.
Rebecca's Place
YWCA Women’s Residency Program
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YWCA Columbus’ Women’s Residency program is a permanent housing program that provides long-term housing and supportive services for nearly 100 women. Many are recovering from addiction, facing battles with job loss or low incomes, or managing disabilities and other obstacles. Our approach at Women’s Residency is person-centered and tailored to individual needs. By providing our residents with the resources they need to get back on their feet and move forward with their next steps, we are building a stronger Columbus community.
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Family shelters
YWCA Family Center
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In 2005, YWCA Columbus responded to a community call to take over emergency shelter and services for families without homes. Many are working poor and unable to meet high housing costs; many are women raising children alone. The 50-room center offers these families safety and support, a place where they can get three healthy meals a day and a warm, secure place to sleep. With their basic needs provided, parents can concentrate on moving forward, using the job-and-housing-search resources, transportation services and the five-star Step Up To Quality rated Safe & Sound child care program.
YMCA Housing Services
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With the YMCA of Central Ohio's supportive housing program for adult men and women, our main objective is to offer the assistance and support needed to stabilize and maintain independent housing, while providing access to those supportive services needed in order to achieve the highest possible standard of living.
McKinley Manor
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An affordable and high-quality apartment community exclusively for those 55 years and older. Located at 1042 W. Broad St. in Columbus, OH, McKinley Manor offers a range of amenities to enhance your living experience. With on-site maintenance and laundry facilities, covered parking, and water/trash/sewage included, we strive to make your life as convenient as possible.
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Don't miss out on this incredible opportunity! Rental assistance may be available, and housing vouchers are welcomed. To learn more about McKinley Manor, call us at 614.980.5110 or email us at mckinleymanor@wodagroup.com. Take the first step towards affordable and high-quality living today!
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Supportive & Transitional Housing
Per Heart Mind Haven, “ Transitional housing is a supportive — yet temporary — accommodation that helps individuals bridge the gap from homelessness or crisis to stable living situations. This form of housing is designed to provide not just shelter, but also comprehensive support that can include job training, counseling, life skills classes, and more services
Southeast, Inc / Friends of the Homeless
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Southeast Healthcare began operations as a not-for-profit organization in 1978. We have evolved into a leading provider of integrated healthcare inclusive of comprehensive primary and behavioral healthcare services throughout eight Ohio counties.
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We provide affordable, quality programs and services, serving people of all ages, cultures, races, religious preferences, genders, and sexual orientations to enhance wellness and recovery, regardless of their ability to pay. All are welcome. We also accept Medicaid, Medicare, and many other insurance options. We are known for providing trauma-informed care using evidence-based practices.
Community Housing Network
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ADAMH supportive housing with multiple locations in central Ohio
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We develop and manage affordable permanent supportive housing and provide services to people experiencing homelessness, mental illness, substance use disorders, and other trauma-related issues.
National Church Residences
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Permanent supportive housing with multiple locations in central Ohio
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National Church Residences has a proven track record of excellence in providing homes and services to seniors, enabling them to live healthier and more satisfying lives. Our residents and clients include seniors of all income levels.
MaryHaven Residential - Columbus
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Maryhaven has cared for more than 350,000 Central Ohioans since we first opened our doors in 1953. Specialists in addiction and mental health treatment, we are here for you no matter where you are in your recovery journey.
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We offer residential and outpatient services, medically assisted treatment, specialized programming for pregnant women and homeless adults, cognitive behavioral and other proven therapies, as well as individual, group, and family counseling for adolescents and adults.
Huckleberry House
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Huckleberry House keeps doors open for at-risk and homeless youth in Central Ohio.
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At Huck House, our goal is to support young people and families struggling with tough situations like homelessness, substance abuse, poverty, and violence. Because we know everyone’s problems are unique, we offer a variety of programs that can help.
Star House
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Founded in 2006, Star House is a social service agency that operates Central Ohio's only drop-in center for youth, ages 14-24, who are experiencing homelessness. At our drop-in center, youth are provided immediate access to food, clothing, hygiene items, laundry facilities, showers, and a safe place to be, as well as access to therapy, case management, housing, transportation, health care, employment, education, addiction services, legal aid, government benefits, ID cards and more. In addition, Star House is the nation's only drop-in center that hosts continuous best-practice research.
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Star House, along with Finance Fund and the Columbus Metropolitan Housing Authority, jointly owns and operates Carol Stewart Village (CSV)—an affordable neighborhood for young adults coming out of homelessness, ages 18-24, with on-site programs and services. CSV is the only housing village of its kind in Central Ohio for college-age youth who are exiting homelessness. You can learn more about CSV here.
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