People facing homelessness reach out for support and find a safe place to start.
Because of your support, thousands of individuals and families found safety, stability, and hope in 2025.
clients served in low-barrier shelters
clients served in transitional housing
clients served in permanent housing
Our shelters, housing programs, and emergency services are located throughout the District to ensure support is accessible where it is needed most.
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Individuals Served
Ward 1 (Salvation Army)
Individuals Served
Ward 5 (Emery Hypothermia
Center, Eve's Place)
Individuals Served
Ward 8
(Naylor Road Shelter)
Individuals Served
Webster House
Individuals Served
La Casa Shelter
Individuals Served
Park Road Shelter
Individuals Served
Emery Low-Barrier
Emergency Shelter
Individuals Served
Sherman Avenue
Single Room Occupancy
Individuals Served
Anacostia Road Apartments
People facing homelessness reach out for support and find a safe place to start.
Clients gain skills, education, and employment opportunities that open doors to independence.
Clients gain skills, education, and employment opportunities that open doors to independence.
Long-term stability helps clients thrive and build brighter futures for themselves and their families.
People facing homelessness reach out for support and find a safe place to start.
Clients gain skills, education, and employment opportunities that open doors to independence.
Clients gain skills, education, and employment opportunities that open doors to independence.
Long-term stability helps clients thrive and build brighter futures for themselves and their families.
“The most important thing I can say is to believe in the program and commit to the process. The structure and guidance helped me grow and rebuild my life with confidence.”
If you are in need of free, accessible transportation to shelter, or you see someone outside in need of shelter or a welfare check, call the Homeless Services Hotline. If there is an immediate risk to safety, call 911.
If you are in need of free, accessible transportation to shelter, or you see someone outside in need of shelter or a welfare check, call the Homeless Services Hotline at (202) 399-7093 or dial 311. If there is an immediate risk to safety, call 911. When calling, please include the time, the address or location of the sighting, and a description of the person’s appearance.