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Low income housing and homeless shelters Wake County.

The Wake County region is supported by a number of low income housing programs. One resource may be transitional housing, which is short term or temporary accommodations for a family or individual who needs short term goal based housing assistance. There are also homeless shelters that give people a place to stay for a night or two and low cost apartments in Wake County as well as the city of Raleigh. Find details on shelters, short term housing, and voucher programs in Wake County NC below.

Most of these programs do have criteria that need to be met by the organization that is offering the units. In general, the conditions can include the applicant needs to be working a certain number of hours per week and trying to become self-sufficient, but conditions will vary. There are also homeless shelters and transitional housing for veterans and women’s faced with domestic violence in Wake County. The housing is usually offered for anywhere from 6 months to two years.

In addition, most of the non-profits, charitable homeless shelters and transitional housing agencies will require both an application and they will also require the individual to participate in various classes and workshops to acquire self-sufficiency. This can include credit repair, budgeting, debt reduction, case management and more.

Wake County North Carolina has several agencies and programs to assist low income families or individuals in the community. The organizations below are many of the leading places and programs to call for shelter and low income housing. Or even look into section 8 housing programs in North Carolina.

Where to get a homeless shelter, voucher, or transitional housing in Raleigh NC area

The Carying Place, Inc. – Focuses on families with children. It provides low income families with children an opportunity to find and get settled into permanent affordable housing, and also provides resources for them to improve their financial situation. Also learn about rental assistance and security deposits in the Cary, North Carolina area. The address is 491 James Jackson Ave, Cary, NC 27513.  Call 919-462-1800

Alliance Of AIDS Services can give referrals to temporary housing. The address is 4 N Blount St, Raleigh, NC 27601. Housing is available for Single, Homeless Women with HIV/AIDS, Substance Abuse & Mental Illness individuals as well. The non-profit provides people with a challenging program based on individual needs. Call (919) 834-2437.

 

 

 

Passage Home - Harriet's House – Mothers leaving jail or prison can get help with reuniting with their children, establishing credit, support with finding a job, and obtain permanent, descent housing.

  • There is also Matthew House at Passage Homes. Another organization for homeless families with children. Get assistance in accessing permanent, safe housing and economic self-sufficiency over the long term. There are also emergency homeless shelters. The address is Passage Home, Inc., 513 Branch St, Raleigh, NC 27601, phone 919-834-0666

New Life Connection Transitional Housing for Women - Provides short term transitional and low income housing to help women connect/reconnect to family, themselves, community and their local church by offering a supportive educational environment. P O Box 24982, Raleigh, NC 27611, call (919) 578-3849

YWCA – Women in Transition – Single women aged a8 and older can use this non-profit for empowerment. 1012 Oberlin Road, Raleigh, North Carolina 27605, main phone number  (919) 719-9622

AMEC – A local shelter for men in Wake County. There may be a weekly fee that needs to be paid. 412 Capital Blvd., Raleigh, NC 27603, dial 919-834-3734

Salvation Army – Offers a number of housing programs, information, and referrals. Access a food pantry, shelter, or even get funds for paying rent or deposits. Women, families, women with children, and others can all qualify for assistance. 1863 Capital Blvd, Raleigh, NC 27604, call 919-834-6733. There are also homeless shelters, substance abuse services in Wake County NC and free motel vouchers.

Raleigh Rescue Mission – Runs an emergency homeless shelter in Wake County. 6 p.m. check-in for emergency shelter. Address is 314 E. Hargett St., Raleigh, North Carolina 27601, call 919-828-9014 (men) or dial 919-828-4980 (women)

Helen Wright Center – Only offers housing for single women. 401 W. Cabarrus St., Raleigh, NC 27601, dial 919-833-1748

Interact is for Victims of Domestic Violence. Call 919-828-7740

Family Promise of Wake County has a homeless shelter, including for single mothers or fathers. There is a place to stay tonight, food, job programs, meals and more. Housing is combined with stability. The location is 903 Method Rd, Raleigh, NC 27606. Dial (919) 832-6024

Volunteer Families for Children – Housing and shelter s offered for children and teenager up to age 18. The location is Suite B, 7406 Chapel Hill Road, Raleigh, NC 27606, phone number 919-852-5700

Wake Family Entry – Pan Lutheran Ministries (Families). Address is 501 New Bern Ave., call 919-833-3545

Wake Interfaith Hospitality Network – All housing, shelter, and other services are for families, couples, single pregnant women, so the program is wide ranging. 903 Method Road, Raleigh, North Carolina 27606, telephone 919-832-6024

 

 

 

 

Women's Center of Wake County - Women's Day Shelter is available. 128 E. Hargett St., Raleigh, North Carolina 27601, phone 919-829-3711

The Healing Place of Wake County – This is a so called rescue, substance abuse recovery and rehabilitation facility for struggling and lower income Wake County residents. Individuals with substance abuse issues can enter the program to stay only one night in the emergency overnight shelter or they can regain sobriety. Overnight guests may even be transported to and from pick-up sites. Call 919-838-9800 for additional information and details on how housing program works. 919-838-9800

Wrenn House – Low income and transitional housing for youth under 18 years of age. 908 W. Morgan St., Raleigh, North Carolina 27607

 

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