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Sacramento emergency shelter resources.These are all the known and updated listings of emergency shelters in Sacramento County listed in the order that you may be able to get into first with shelters for Individuals, Families, Women, Mental Health needs, Native Americans, and Sacramento emergency shelters for Children.Each Sacramento emergency shelter &emergency housing resource listed below provides free to you service.We have included words in "blue" that you can explore & provide you with information that is more detailed,so feel free to explore and each link open in a new window. Some shelter programs have individual eligibility requirements noted for your convenience. Let us begin here J We welcome your requests, suggestions or updates about this page. Take a moment to email SCFR at:  24theworld@onefatherslove.com Make a difference in the lives of families who need help. Make a donation as a gift in someone’s name.
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Department of Human Assistance 1725 28th (and R) Street Sacramento, CA. 95816 Ph. (916) 874-2256 | Union Gospel Mission 400 North Bannon Street Sacramento, CA. 95814 Ph. (916) 447-3268 This Sacramento emergency shelter program provides an overnight stay for single men. Be there by 6:30 p.m. for a first come/first serve nightly basis.
Salvation Army 200 North B Street. Sacramento, CA. 95814 Ph. (916) 442-0331Sacramento emergency shelter provided for single men or women only. You must be at their B street lobby at 1:00 p.m. or placement onto their waiting list.You may even receive a bed right away. Program offers a 30 to 60 day shelter diligently assisting in employment and housing independence.
Aid in Kind 1400 North A Street, Building B, Sacramento, CA. 95814 Ph. (916) 448-5507 Aid in Kind is located on "A" street; however, you must go through the Dept. of Human Assistance G. A. processes to receive a bed space. This Sacramento emergency shelter offers a 3-month program that also follows through with transitional housing, employment and permanent housing.
Sacramento Emergency Shelters for Families Sacramento Area Emergency Housing Center - Family 4516 Parker Ave., Sacramento, CA. 95820 Ph. (916) 455-2160 - 24 hours This family shelter assists families or single parents with children providing a 60 day program with possible option of transitional housing. There may be a waiting list and they do not accept walk-ins.
Family Promise of Sacramento 312 N 12th Street, Sacramento, CA.95814 Ph. (916) 443-3107 Sacramento shelter for families and single parents with children. There is a waiting list/intakes are conducted by telephone.
St. John's Shelter for Women and Children 4410 Power Inn Road, Sacramento, CA. 95826 Ph. (916) 453-1482 - Shelter Provides emergency shelter services to women with children or single women for up to a 90 day stay. Boys cannot be older than 14.Call for screening and there may be a waiting list.
Francis House 1422 C Street, Sacramento, CA. Ph. (916) 443-2646 Very limited emergency vouchers for families with children. May provide referrals, transportation assistance, birth certificate vouchers, Etc.. | River City Community Services 1322 27th St., Sacramento, CA. 95816 Ph. (916) 446-2627 x 2 Provides Sacramento emergency housing services by Voucher only. Must leave a message by phone. Hours are Monday - Friday 11:30a.m. - 3:00p.m. | 
Acres of Hope PO Box 40, Applegate, CA 95703 | (530) 878-8030 Fax: (530) 878-8009 Acres of Hope is a long term housing program for homeless women with children. The purpose of this unique faith-based program is to provide the support and resources needed to end the cycles of homelessness in their lives. | Sacramento Emergency Shelter for people living with AIDS/HIV Open Arms Contact: Ph. (916) 451-1765 May provide emergency shelter and permanent housing for individuals diagnosed with AIDS/HIV. | Sacramento Emergency Shelters for Women Sacramento Area Emergency Housing Center - Women's Refuge Ph. (916) 455-0415 Offers a 30 day single women shelter. A waiting list. C. P. S. housing referral assistance. Provides added resource assistance and potential transitional living assistance along with C.P.S. housing referral assistance. Phone screening is required and call each day until you receive a bed space. | My Sisters House 3053 Freeport Blvd. No. 120, Sacramento, CA. 95818 Ph. (916) 428-3271-24 hours Sacramento crisis shelter for victims of domestic violence. Specializing in Asian Pacific community language services. | Ph. (916) 920-2952-24 hours Bed space is very limited. A waiting list. For victims in emergency domestic violence situations only. | Sacramento Emergency Shelters for Mental Health Carols Place 1400 north A street, building A, Sacramento, CA. Ph. (916) 440-1500 Assistance for individuals who may have mental health concerns. Shelter available in a 30 day program and you may be eligible to receive follow up transitional housing. Go to S. H. E. P. and ask for a housing advocate. Placement may happen the same day depending upon the situation | Sacramento Emergency Shelter for Native American California Indian Manpower Consortium 738 North Market Boulevard, Sacramento, CA. 95834 Ph. (916) 564-4053 Offers Emergency shelter services for low-income Native Americans. Hours are M - F, 8 - 5:00p.m.. | Sacramento Emergency Shelters for Children Sacramento Crisis Nurseries Crisis Line: 1(877) 543-7752 - 24 Hours Ph. (866) 856-2229 - Safely Surrender Baby, 24 Hours North 4533 Pasadena Ave. Sacramento, CA. 95821 Ph. (916) 679-3600 South 6699 South Land Park Drive Sacramento, CA. 95831 Ph. (916) 394-2000 24 hour Emergency Shelter for children. Offers 20 Spaces, 8 Overnight for children up to age 6. Pre-school and additional referral services for residents and their families. | 9719 Lincoln Village Drive, Suite 110, Sacramento, CA. 95827 Ph. (916) 363-0128 - Shelter Crisis Hotline 1-800-339-7177/TDD Ph. (916) 363-0063-24 hours, TTY. Ph. (916) 369-5447 - Office Sacramento Emergency shelter for youth 12 to 17 age group. Transitional living 16 to 21 age group. | Children's Receiving Home of Sacramento 3555 Auburn Blvd., Sacramento, CA. 95821 Ph. (916) 482-2371 May provide emergency temporary shelter and care to children in crises between the ages of 1 and 17. The C. R. H. S. will NOT turn you away, and you will receive a caseworker immediately upon your voluntary placement to assist in fulfilling your needs. | Shelter 300 Ahern Street, Sacramento, CA. 95814 Ph. (916) 561-2424 Ph. (916) 443-8360 - 443-8333 (Office) Day center and 16 bed shelter for homeless or at risk adolescents. M - F, 9 - 5:00p.m., Saturday 10 - 4:00p.m., Closed Sunday. Drop in Center 1400 North C Street, Sacramento CA. 95814 Ph. (916) 443-8333 M - F 8:30 - 4p.m., Sat. 10- 12p.m. Drop in center for services, counselors to talk with are available. | National Runaway Switchboard Ph. 1(800) 621-4000 | Additional Sacramento Homeless Resources and Information P.O. Box 269003 Sacramento, CA. 95826-8333 Ph. (916) 733-8333 - 24/7 or (916) 228-2392 Assists homeless families and youth in referrals for Sacramento community resources for educational services. | Sacramento Self Help Housing Mailing address: P. O. Box: 188445, Sacramento, CA. 95818 Ph. (916) 341-0593 Hours 9a.m. - 5p.m. Meeting places and times - Friendship Park, North C Street at 12th Street - M - F, 9 - 3p.m. Francis House, 1422 C Street - M - F, 1 - 5p.m. Wellspring, 3314 4th Street - M - Thurs., 9 - 11:30a.m. Women's Center, 7640 Greenback Lane, Citrus Heights - Tues. 3- 7p.m. "Here you will find information on current vacancies in various types of Sacramento emergency housing options including apartments, shared living arrangements and rooms for rent." This service may require you to have available a small amount of money for an initial deposit. | 1507 21st Street, Suite 205, Sacramento, CA. 95811 Ph. (916) 441-0123 - Administrative Office. or (916) 480-9000 - TLCS. "Widening Opportunities for Rehabilitation and Knowledge (WORK) is a HUD funded program that provides for vocational support for homeless adults who are motivated to enter the workforce. This program works in collaboration with Crossroads Employment Services to provide employment services and job coaches as needed." | Turning Point - Homeless Intervention Program. 601 North Market Blvd. #350, Sacramento, CA. 95835 Ph. (916) 922-2771 Provides Sacramento Emergency housing resource assistance including case management and mental health counseling support for individuals and families. | CHESS - Program of Homeless Services for Homeless Students Sacramento City Unified School District 5735 47th Ave., Sacramento, CA. 95824 Ph. (916) 643-7400 or (916) 277-6892 "Provides services through the Parker Avenue Resource Center/Homeless Services Office to support the enrollment and attendance of homeless students in school and to assure equal educational opportunities for homeless children and youth. Specific services include assistance in the following areas: School enrollment and attendance, Special school programs, Records retrieval, school supplies, hygiene supplies, uniform clothing referrals, health/immunizations, housing and community agency referrals, and emergency transportation assistance." | 2980 35th Street, Sacramento, CA. 95817 Ph. (916) 453-2900 The L.S.S. provides a multitude of services for the Sacramento community of all age groups. Each category of assistance is placed within this website you may contact their office and describe your need and they will direct you to the appropriate services within L.S.S. | Ph. (916) 399-9646 "Mission: To advance and support a network of human service provider organizations committed to assisting individuals and families who are in transition, or crisis, and are disconnected from their support systems." | Provides a wide variety of services to Sacramento community homeless including Advocacy, Library,Animal emergency services, Day labor, Dinning room, Genesis, Guest health outreach, Wash house, Jail visitation, and Sister Nora's Place which is a overnight shelter serving the chronically homeless, mentally ill women within the Sacramento area. Friendship Park Ph. (916) 443-7378 or (916) 446-9316 Information service center. Serves Sacramento homeless needs by providing a noon meal, hair cut vouchers, toiletries, laundry, showers, shave, locker storage and much more. Mary House Ph. (916) 446-4961 The Mary House program is a Sacramento community daytime shelter for women and children only. Also, provides assistance for homeless families and their children.
Mustard Seed School Ph. (916) 447-3626 The Mustard Seed School is a free school for Sacramento homeless children 3-15 age group. Provides resources for food, clothing, medical and dental Screenings, emergency shelter referrals, and other assistance. 
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