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Milwaukee short term and transitional housing programs.

Non-profits and other centers in Milwaukee Wisconsin can offer transitional housing and support services to income qualified individuals and the homeless. While using the resources clients can also explore additional assistance programs, such as job training and educational services. The goal of these transitional housing programs are to both provide clients a place to stay and help them find and pay for long term, permanent housing.

Some of the centers focus on assisting veterans, single parents, or children. Others are committed to helping anyone in the Milwaukee County region, regardless of their background and personal situation. If one of the non-profits can't meet your needs then they may be able to provide referrals or other guidance.

When you are struggling, facing eviction, or if you are currently homeless, do not hesitate to contact one of these shelter or housing programs in Milwaukee. While resources are limited and there may be a waiting list, thousands of individuals from the community will usually receive assistance over the course of a year.

Center For Veterans Issues, Ltdvets Place Central
Location - 3330 W Wells St.
Milwaukee, Wisconsin 53208
Phone (414) 342-5000
The non-profit offers short term, transitional housing to veterans from the area. Additional services offered include addiction therapy, health care, job training, and general life skills training. A number of other medical type care resources are available for veterans as well. Or meet with a case manager to learn about government benefits for veterans, entitlement counseling, and subsidized housing units.
The program has another office in the region too. It is located at 2669 N Martin Luther King Dr, Milwaukee, WI 53212. Call this location at (414) 562-6250.

Community Advocates Autumn West Safe Haven
3410 W Lisbon Ave
Milwaukee, Wisconsin 53208
Main phone number is (414) 671-6337
This is a transitional housing unit for mentally ill and sick homeless men and women.

 

 

 

Community Advocates
728 N James Lovell St
Milwaukee, WI 53233
(414) 449-4777

Daystar, Inc.
PO Box 2130
Milwaukee, Wisconsin 53201
Telephone - (414) 385-0334
Women without children can receive housing and related support services. The focus is on those fleeing domestic violence. While at the site, use the time you have to increase education, save money, and build skills for employment.

Joy House
830 N 19th St,
Milwaukee, Wisconsin
414-344-3774

Hope House Of Milwaukee, Inc.
Location is 209 W Orchard St.
Milwaukee, WI 53204
(414) 645-2122
Housing and case management for women with children. Receive help in finding permanent housing in Wisconsin County.

House Of Vision, Inc.
Main address: 2605 W Capitol Dr Suite 101
Milwaukee, Wisconsin 53206
Telephone - (414) 755-3434
The non-profit provides clients with fully supportive transitional housing. Support is also for single adults recovering from drug abuse, mental health or alcohol issues. Also participants can receive free food, clothing, transportation, and other services.

My Home Your Home, Inc.
Main address - 6200 W Center St.
Milwaukee, WI 53210
(414) 445-2340

 

 

 

 

Outreach Community Health Centers Inc.
Location is 711 W Capitol Dr
Milwaukee, Wisconsin 53206
Main number - (414) 374-2400
Provides assistance to people moving from a shelter. Transitional housing is offered, however fees are due. People need to pay 30% of their total income towards rent. Resources provide time and services so clients can get time to achieve financial stability in order to move into a new apartment and achieve permanent housing.

Salvation Army Milwaukee Divisional Headquarters
3120 W Wisconsin Ave Suite 106
Milwaukee, WI 53208
(414) 342-6203
Runs a transitional living facility. Clients can also gain case management, join support group meetings and more. Food, clothing, and maybe financial aid to prevent an eviction in the first place is provided.

Serenity Inns - Transitional Living For Men In Recovery
Main address is 2201 N 35th St.
Milwaukee, Wisconsin 53208
Telephone number - (414) 873-5474

St Catherine Residence
Address: 1032 E Knapp St.
Milwaukee, WI 53202
(414) 272-8470
The center offers economical and safe housing for women who are studying in transition, are working or that are currently homeless. Pregnant single women ages 18 years and over can get help as well. In addition to housing, a computer lab, library, and other facilities are on site. On-site social services include free emergency food and clothing.

United Methodist Children's Services
Location - 3940 W Lisbon Ave
Milwaukee, Wisconsin 53208
Main number is (414) 344-1818

Milwaukee Rescue Mission
Address: 830 N 19th St.
Milwaukee, WI 53233
Phone:(414) 344-2211

 

 

 

The Guest House
1216 N 13th St
Milwaukee, WI 53205
Main number is (414) 345-3240

Walker's Point Youth And Family Center
Address: 2030 W National Ave
Milwaukee, WI 53204
Dial (414) 672-1360
Services and transitional housing is focused on homeless young adults and single parent families. Sign into classes and workshops that can help people strive to become independent. Get help in exploring employment/career options through available educational resources and job programs.

YWCA Southeast Wisconsin
Main address: 3940 N 21st St.
Milwaukee, Wisconsin 53206
Telephone number is (414) 442-7880
The low income, Transitional Living Program offers qualified residents up to a maximum two year stay. The non-profit will also provide comprehensive case management services to children, parents, and single women. Social workers and case managers will also work with clients in the creation of individualized employment and/or education goals and plans. Get assistance in becoming self-sufficient.

 

By Jon McNamara

 

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