Transitional housing and homeless shelters Sacramento County.
Locate details on how Sacramento individuals and families can access several low income housing units,. free temporary housing as well as homeless shelters. People who stay at these centers will also be able to use additional social services, including case management and support in finding longer term, permanent homes or apartments to live in. Find information on shelters for the homeless or transitional housing near you in Sacramento County.
Many of the transitional housing units and homeless shelters are run by non-profit organizations. They help families or single moms with kids, veterans, migrant workers, women facing DV and others. While the locations try to meet the extensive need for affordable housing in Sacramento, resources are limited and only some people may qualify. Some may require the client to help maintain the facility, hold a job, or assist with a portion of rent for the housing. Other requirements are in place too. More on government help paying rent.
Each and every program will have restrictions in place and/or conditions that need to be met by applicants. For example, some temporary housing resources are limited to those who were recently evicted, the homeless, victims of domestic violence, or maybe single parents or children. Many locations, including a homeless shelter, will have have case managers that will also help clients explore resources such as security deposit or long term rent assistance programs. It is recommended to call a program in order to get more information on their services.
Free temporary housing in Sacramento County
AIDS Housing Alliance
909 12th St #114, Sacramento, CA 95814. Phone: (916) 455-4900
Offers permanent supportive housing to people with AIDs or HIV in Sacramento County. Get a place to stay as well as other support services.
Diogenes Youth Services - Residential Services
3753 Bradview Dr, Sacramento, CA 95827. Phone: (916) 363-0063
Youth under the age of 17 may be able to get help from this location and the short-term, emergency homeless shelter services that it offers.
Davis Community - Transitional Housing/Homeless Shelter
Location is 1111 H Street, Davis, CA 95616. Call (530) 753-9204
This location offers shelter with then access to short term term transitional housing. Also work with a case manager to find a longer term residence in the west Sacramento area.
Family Promise of Sacramento
321 North 12th St., Sacramento, California 95811. Phone (916) 443-3107
Residents who were evicted or who are homeless may access this program. It can help homeless families gain both permanent housing and self-sufficiency. A number of local churches and congregations participate and provide meals and other support, including life skills development.
Family Transitional Housing Program
Main address is 1901 East Beamer Street, Woodland, CA 95776. Dial (530) 406-0844
The non-profit provides permanent supportive housing to people with a disability in Woodlands CA area. There is a homeless shelter, low cost apartments and support for chronically homeless families and individuals.
Home Start
410 Riverside Avenue, Roseville, CA 95678. Call (916) 782-6667
An emergency homeless Shelter, referrals, and housing assistance is offered for the Sacramento county and surrounding regions. Get a place to stay tonight, information on rent help, or even a free motel or hotel voucher.
Homeless Transitional Apartment Program - TLCS
3131 Palmer St #15, Sacramento, CA 95815. Call (916) 921-6099
These are low cost units and can serve as rapid rehousing for people moving from a homeless shelter. A major focus is on people with a mental disability. More on rent, deposit assistance and other aid as part of homeless prevention and rehousing in Sacramento.
Lutheran Social Services - Adolfo Permanent Supportive Housing
Location is 4390 47th Ave, Sacramento, CA 95824. Call (916) 453-2900
This non-profit will facilitate permanent supportive and low income housing. At the same time access other support services for foster youth with disabilities. Some of the additional social services may include emergency food/clothing purchase, housing placement, financial assistance, grants, and also educational/employment assistance.
Wind Youth Services
815 S Street, Sacramento, CA, 95811. Dial 916-504-3313 or 916-561-4900
The charity helps homeless and at-risk youth between the ages of 12 and 24. There is a safe place to stay, shelter, and a basic safety net.
Next Move - Sacramento Area Emergency Housing Center -
8001 Folsom Blvd, Sacramento, CA 95826. Phone: (916) 454-2120
This unit can assist single women, in transitional housing for several months. There is also Housing First and referrals to low-cost apartments. More on Next Move housing assistance in Sacramento.
Saint John's Program for Real Change
Address is confidential. Call 916-453-1482
There is a homeless shelter, rehabilitative services, and therpay to homeless women, single moms and children. A major focus is on people with a mental health issue.
Lutheran Social Services - Stonegate Apartments
5417 Mack Road, Sacramento, CA 95823. Call (916) 627-8449 or (916) 453-2900
Transitional Housing for Youth is also available here.
Transitional Housing Programs for Families is also offered by Lutheran Social Services
4390 47th Ave, Sacramento, CA 95824. Dial (916) 453-2900
This will help people find an affordable place to live in Sacramento County. Also get help in obtaining employment, independent living skills, education, parenting skills, and accessing non-profit and government community resources. The charity is basically a human service agency with a focus on helping people leave a shelter and find/pay for low income, permanent housing
- Additional locations of this agency are at 3734 Broadway, Sacramento, California 95817, call (916) 453-2900 or stop by the office at 3734 Broadway, Sacramento, CA 95817.
Mather Community Campus Family Site - (SAEHC)
Main address is 10626 Schirra Avenue, Mather, CA 95655. Call the center at (916) 228-3100
Quinn Cottages
1217 El Monte Ave del Paso Blvd Alley # A, Sacramento, CA 95815. Dial (916) 492-9065
Both a short term shelter is also for those who qualify as well as other support services.
Resources for Independent Living
The address of the shelter is 420 I St, Sacramento, CA 95814. Main phone number - (916) 446-3074
Everything from a homeless shelter to short term transitional housing is offered.
Sacramento Veterans Resource Center
7270 E Southgate Drive, Sacramento, CA 95823. Phone (916) 393-8387
The non-profit oversees the Homeless Veterans Reintegration Program. This will in effect assist in reintegrating homeless veterans into meaningful employment within the labor force and will eventually place them into a new home or apartment. It also offers financial assistance for clothing, rent help (when the time comes), transportation, clothing, job training, and other needs. Also extensive job search resources including free use of computers, faxes, phones, and access to job listings for positions in California.
Sierra Recovery Center (SRC)
1137 Emerald Bay Road, South Lake Tahoe, California 96150. Dial (530) 541-5190
Is for people batting an addiction, escaping from domestic violence or who are facing other challenges.
SHRA
630 I Street, Sacramento, CA 95814. Call (916) 440-1390
The local housing authority. They also operate a free Public Housing Program as well as process applications to section 8. There is information on free motel vouchers for the homeless, transitional housing (including for veterans or families with kids) and other support.
Tubman House
Sacramento, CA 95816. Call 916-601-2979 or (916) 372-6272
This location operates two centers that support pregnant women and young homeless parents. Clients can receive free housing, college support, counseling, childcare and more. All qualified residents of the low income housing units will receive additional support in finding permanent housing as well as college or career training.
Volunteers of America (VOA) - Mather Community Campus
10636 Schirra Avenue, Mather, CA 95655. Call (916) 362-3150 or (916) 346-4911 or (916) 228-3119
Housing assistance is offered for those behind on their rent, facing eviction, and families that are currently homeless.
VOA - Residential Family Center
Main address is 1001 Grand Ave, Sacramento, CA 95838. Phone: (916) 929-1951
Multi-service center providing meals, free lodging for homeless families, laundry, and more.
Forth and Hope
The center is at 1901 E Beamer St, Woodland, CA 95776. Phone: (530) 661-1218 or Telephone number is (530) 661-1218
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