Transitional housing and shelters in Montgomery County Ohio.
A combination of charities and non-profit organizations in Dayton OH and Montgomery County provide temporary housing to people in need, including the unhoused. Each program, whether transitional or a homeless shelter, will focus on people faced with certain hardships, whether it is a veteran that is homeless or a single parent trying to provide an affordable home or apartment for their child. Find a homeless shelter or transitional housing in the Dayton OH area.
Any type of free temporary housing will be combined with other support services, such as job placement, free food, and clothing. This will be a requirement as the non-profits and the staff at the Montgomery County agencies want unhoused people or homeless families to gain long term stability, and that can only be done by the individual receiving an education and/or a high paying job.
The primary emergency short term as well as transitional housing providers in the Dayton Ohio are below. Some of the locations will also have emergency shelter for people facing a crisis.
Temporary housing programs in the Dayton OH area
Society St. Vincent DePaul Center
Main address is 945 S Edwin C Moses Blvd, Dayton, OH 45417. Dial (937) 222-5555
Transitional housing is offered, along with workshops on budgeting. They also have free food and meals, and the short term housing is only for low income males. Locations are below or find other St. Vincent temporary housing in Dayton.
- Safe Haven House is Transitional Housing for people facing abuse. The address is 5524 N Main St, Dayton, OH 45415. Phone: (937) 277-9610. This is a temporary housing for asylum seekers in Dayton, women facing abuse and victims of violence.
- St. Vincent De Paul Men Shelter address is 1921 Gettysburg Avenue, Dayton, Ohio 45417. Call (937) 222-7350. Emergency overnight shelter year round, with additional space during the cold winter months. There are also hot meals and other services provided.
The Glen At St. Joseph
Address is 611 St. Joseph Ave., Dayton, Ohio 45410. Telephone - (937) 252-1635
Linda Vista Inclinda Vista Program
1011 Linda Vista Avenue, Dayton, OH 45405. Dial (937) 277-9663
Shelter is for homeless women and children, including single moms in Montgomery County. There are low income apartments operated with other charities and non-profit partners in the area. Referrals are needed from the social service office too to use the income based transitional housing.
Daybreak
Address: 605 S. Patterson Boulevard, Dayton, Ohio 45402. Phone - (937) 395-4600
The programs are only for youth under the age of 24. There is short term housing, counseling, employment readiness training, and other support services provided.
Miami Valley Housing Opportunities
The charity is at 907 W 5th St, Dayton, OH 45402. Dial (937) 263-4449
Homeless people can get help from the Projects for Assistance in Transition from Homelessness (PATH) program. There are shelters in Dayton OH, transitional housing and other programs that help people find a place to Montgomery County OH.
YWCA Domestic Violence Shelter and Housing Network
141 W 3rd St, Dayton, OH 45402. Call (937) 461-5550
The charity focuses on women and survivors of DV. A combination of income based housing, that is temporary in nature, is combined with shelters.
Izzy's House
Transitional housing is for people who are battling an addiction. The location is 24 Vincent St, Dayton, OH 45405. Call (937) 518-5627
They offer temporary housing, recovery services for the homeless in Dayton OH and other aid.
Dayton government temporary housing
The county, and city, provides access to emergency housing to people that need a place to live. Much of this is coordinated with local charities. Shelters are combined with meals, hygiene supplies and others with details on the temporary housing here. https://www.daytonohio.gov/1227/Resources.
Salvation Army
1000 N Keowee St, Dayton, OH 45404. Phone: (937) 528-5100
The non-profit provides transitional and permanent housing to the low income, with a focus on ex-offenders and individuals with criminal records. There are many shelters for the unhoused available as well as transitional housing, ranging from single and multi-family homes and apartments.
Mercy Manor
Location is 25 Grosvenor Avenue, Dayton, Ohio 45417. Main number is (937) 268-0282
Temporary housing for homeless clients as well as women being released from prison. There is also help from case managers in locating and moving into permanent housing as well as job training and placement programs for the working poor. Transitional housing is offered for up to 6 months.
Volunteers Of America Of Central Ohio Housing and Veteran Resource Center
Address: 4100 West 3rd Street, Dayton, Ohio 45428. Dial (800) 862-6030
Shelter, free temporary housing, and support services are for veterans. This includes placement into a new home, clothing, and self-sufficiency type training.
Miami Valley Housing Opportunities
907 West Fifth Street, Dayton, OH 45402. Dial (937) 263-4449
The program they run is known as PATH (Projects for Assistance in Transition from Homelessness). It provides many form of assistance to low income clients, ranging from temporary housing to assistance in obtaining permanent homes or apartments. There is also meals, clothing personal hygiene, and other items passed out. The non-profit will focus on individuals who have a mental illness disability and are homeless.
Oasis House
Location is 1133 S Edwin C Moses Blvd suite 384, Dayton, OH 45417. Telephone: (937) 898-7811
Housing, legal aid and more is for women who were abused or facing other DV. The charity gives people a safe place to stay.
Places Permanent Supportive Housing
11 West Monument Avenue, Dayton, Ohio 45402. Main phone number is (937) 461-4300
The short term housing is for the disabled or people that are mentally ill. There is case management for tenants, mental health treatment, health care, and employment services.
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