2013 Homeless Services Resource Guide

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“Serving the Community,

One Neighbor at a Time”

www.CHGM.net

2013 Homeless

Services Resource Guide

2013 Offices

Capitol Hill Group Ministry

“Serving the Community, One Neighbor at a Time”

Shirley’s Place Day Center 1338 G Street, SE Washington, DC 20003

202-544-3150

Shelter Plus Care/STI Offices

1201 I Street, SE Washington, DC 20003 202-543-2929 Administrative Offices 421 Seward Square, SE Washington, DC 20003 202-544-0631 2 1 3

CHGM also does regular home visits with STI, CBSP, and SPC participants at their homes located throughout the city (predominantly in Ward 7 & 8).

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Calvary Episcopal Church Capitol Hill Presbyterian

Capitol Hill United Methodist Church Capitol Hill Seventh-day Adventist Christ Church + Washington Parish Christ United Methodist Church Ebenezer United Methodist Church Hill Havurah

Holy Comforter-St. Cyprian

Lincoln Park United Methodist Church Lutheran Church of the Reformation

2013 Congregational Partners

Parish of St. Monica and St. James Episcopal Church St. Joseph’s on Capitol Hill

St. Mark’s Episcopal Church, Capitol Hill St. Peter’s Catholic Church

Tibetan Buddhist Dharma Center of Capitol Hill

Unity of Washington, DC

Washington City Church of The Brethren Washington Community Fellowship

2013 Board Members

Debra Keats Jane Rutherford Elizabeth Stanley Judith Cornwell Larry Nelson Linda Nelson Evelyn Barnes Gary Bockweg Tim LaCasse Joel Kelty Shiree Skinner

Emergency Rental Assistance

Program (ERAP)

All

Rental Assistance (202) 671-4200

64 New York Avenue NE, 6th Floor

Housing Counseling Service

All

Rental & Utility Assistance (202) 667-7006

2410 17th Street, NW, Suite 100

UPO’s Housing Counseling

Pro-gram

All

Rental Assistance (202) 610-5900 1649 Good Hope Road SE

Armed Forces Foundation

All

16 North Carolina Avenu, SE

Catholic Charities

All

220 Highview Pl., SE

Landlord Tenant Resource Center

All

Legal Service for Rental Housing Issues 202-508-1710 Court Building B

510 4th Street, NW Room 115

Office of People’s Counsel

All

Utility Disputes Advocate (202) 727-3071

1133 15th Street, NW Suite 500

Salvation Army

All

Rental & Utility Assistance 202-332-5000

2300 Martin Luther King Jr. Avenue, SE

Shiloh Family Life Center

All

Utility Assistance 202-232-4288 1510 9th Street, NW

Four Walls Development Inc

All Rental Assistance (202) 328-6236 1807 Belmont Rd NW # 207

Housing...Page 2

Shelters...Page 5

Street Outreach... Page 7

Mental Health... Page 8

Addiction Treatment... Page 9

Meals/Groceries... Page 10

Legal... Page 12

Clothing... Page 13

ID/Birth Certificates ... Page 15

Public Benefits/Social Services ... Page 15

Day Center/Showers ... Page 17

Medical ... Page 18

Employment/Educational ... Page 19

Rental Assistance ... Page 21

Updated September 25th, 2013

Index

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Housing

Calvary Women’s Shelter

Transitional & Permanent Housing for Women

(202) 289-2111 or (202) 678-2341 110 Maryland Avenue, NE

Also provides:

Mental Health Services Addiction Recovery

Financial Literacy Program www.calvaryservices.org

Calvary began as a single emergency shelter in the basement of a church in 1983. Since then they have grown into an organization that offers housing and services to homeless women through three programs, including Calvary Women’s Shelter.

Catholic Charities

Transitional & Permanent Housing (202) 772-4300

924 G Street, NW Also provides: Adult Education Children & Teens Emergency Shelter Food Assistance Health Care Legal Aid

http://www.catholiccharitiesdc.org Catholic Charities is the social ministry

2013 Homeless Services Resource Guide

outreach of the Archdiocese of Washington. Motivated by the Gospel message of Jesus Christ, and guided by Catholic social and moral teaching, Catholic Charities strength-ens the lives of all in need by giving help that empowers and hope that lasts.

Pathways To Housing

Permanent Supportive Housing 202-529-2972 101 Q Street, NE Suite G Also provides: Resource Center Integrated Healthcare Street Outreach

Employment & Education Services Pathways to Housing DC is committed to ending homelessness for individuals with serious mental illnesses, co-occurring sub-stance abuse disorders and/or other medical challenges in our Nation’s capitol.

SOME (So Others May Eat)

Long-Term Affordable Housing (202) 797 8806 Ext. 2911

71 ‘O’ Street, NW Also provides: Case Management Social Services

Sasha Bruce Youthwork

Transitional Living Program for ages 18-21 (202) 675-9385

2922 O Street SE - Be eligible for VR services

- Be determined to have significant disabili -ties

- Have a comprehensive assessment of

re-habilitative needs that identifies supported

employment as the appropriate rehabilita-tion or vocarehabilita-tional goal.”

Samaritan Ministry of Greater

Washington

Job Assistance 202-722-2280 1516 Hamilton Street, NW Also provides: Support Services Educational Support

SOME (So Others Might Eat)

Center for Employment Training Job Train-ing & Educational Services

202-583-4655 2815 O Street, SE

Focuses on training for Medical Adminis-trative Assistant & Building Maintenance Service Technician

Rental Assistance

The Salvation Army

1 & 2

Emergency Rental Assistance (202) 332 - 5000

1434 Harvard Street, NW – Suite B

Change Inc.

3 & 4

Emergency Rental Assistance (202) 387-3725

1413 Park Road, NW

Anacostia Comm. Outreach

5

711 24th Street, NE, Unit 119

All Faith Consortium

5

1500 Franklin Street, NE

Capitol Hill Group Ministry

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1338 G Street, SE

Father McKenna

6

19 Eye Street, NW

Marshall Heights Community

Service

7

3939 Benning Rd, NE

The Salvation Army – Solomon G.

Brown Community Center

7 & 8

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Also provides: Counseling

Life skills Trainings Career Guidance Job Referrals

The Transitional Living Program provides supervised apartment living for older youth ages 18 to 21 whose family problems pre-vent them from living at home. TLP requires residents to be enrolled in school, work part-time, and save portions of their in-come.

Sasha Bruce Youthwork- Olaiya’s

Cradle

Supportive Living Program for young moth-ers ages 18-21

(202) 675-8371

739 Eighth Street SE Also provides: Counseling

Maternal and Infant Health Care Life Skills Training

Education & Career Guidance

Child Care Support & Parental Training Olaiya’s Cradle is a supportive, independent living program for homeless young mothers ages 18-21 and their children, for up to 18 months.

Coalition for the Homeless

Transitional & Permanent Housing (202) 347-8870 1234 Massachusetts Avenue, NW Also provides: Family Services Emergency Shelter Employment Services

The Coalition for the Homeless is a

non-profit organization that has served the

Washington metropolitan area since 1980. Its mission is to help homeless, at-risk

indi-viduals and families return to self-sufficien -cy and independent living, through a range of residential and social services.

U.S. Veterans Initiative D.C., Inc.

Transitional & Permanent Housing for Vet-erans

(202) 545-1660

425 Atlantic St. SE Unit 103 Also provides:

Employment Assistance

U.S.VETS is the nation’s largest nonprofit

provider of comprehensive services to homeless and at-risk veterans. We are dedi-cated to the successful transition of military veterans and their families.

Alive Inc

Temporary Housing for Women and Fami-lies

(703) 684-1430

2723 King Street, Alexandria, Virginia 22302

Also provides:

Child Development Center Food

Emergency Monetary Assistance Furniture/Houseware

ALIVE! is a nonprofit organization of volun

-Beulah Baptist Church GED

Center

Education Program 202-396-5368

5820 Dix Street, NE

LVA-NCA (Literacy Volunteers of the

National Capital Area)

Adult Educational Program 202-387-1772

635 Edgewood St. NE GED Program

DC Dpt. of Employment Service Of

-fice of Apprenticeship Information &

Training

Govt. Agency 202-698-5099

4058 Minnesota Avenue, NE, Suite 401 Hours:

Monday to Friday, 8:30 am to 5 pm

Department of Mental Health (DMH)

Supported Employment

Program

Govt. Agency 202-671-2988

64 New York Avenue, NE, 4th Floor Hours:

Monday to Friday, 8:15 am to 4:45 pm”

East River Family Strengthening

Collaborative

Job Assistance & Financial Education 202-397-7300

3732 Minnesota Ave, NE

Goodwill of Greater Washington

Training Center 202-636-4225

2200 South Dakota Ave, NE Also provides:

Job Placement & Retention Services Intake & Assessment

Green Door

Employment Assistance with Mental Health Illness (202) 464-9200 1221 Taylor Street NW Also provides: Housing Assistance Social Services

Pathways To Housing

Employment & Education Services 202-529-2972 101 Q Street, NE Suite G Also provides: Resource Center Integrated Healthcare Street Outreach

Rehabilitation Services

Administration

Supported Employment Program (202) 730-1700

1125 15th Street, NW Hours:

Mon-Fri: 8:15 am- 4:45 pm

To be eligible for SE services from RSA, you

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teers from over 40 religious congregations and the community working together to help those in need in Alexandria, Virgin-ia.

Covenant House of Washington

Supportive Housing Program Supportive Housing for ages 18-24 (202) 610-9600

2001 Mississippi Ave SE Also provides:

Emergency shelter

Workforce Development & Job Placement Case Management

Child Development Center

Covenant House Washington is the

Wash-ington, D.C. affiliate of Covenant House

International, the nation’s largest privately

funded nonprofit organization responding to

the needs of young people who suffer from homelessness, abuse and neglect.

Friendship Place

Transitional & Permanent Housing (202) 549-6369 4713 Wisconsin Ave. NW Also provides: Health Care Jobs Education Veteran Services Street Outreach

CCHFP is for empowering men and women experiencing homelessness to rebuild their lives with the involvement of the commu-nity.

Damien Ministries Inc

Transitional Housing (202) 526-3020 Ext. 19

2200 Rhode Island Avenue, NE Also provides:

Case Management

Social Services System Guidance Food Bank

District of Columbia Department of

Housing and Community

Development

Housing Services (202) 442-9505 (202) 442-7200

1800 Martin Luther King Avenue SE

DHCD provides a variety of services to individuals and organizations interested in developing housing or businesses in District communities.

Catholic Charities Of The Diocese Of

Arlington

Transitional Housing (703) 910-4845

200 N. Glebe Road, Suite 506, Arlington, VA 22203 Also provides: Family Services Emergency Shelter Immigrant Services Senior Services Food Services Employment Guidance Educational Outreach Prevention

202-546-5940 410 7th Street, SE

Sex Education Outreach, Support & Discus-sion Groups, Counseling

Abundant Life Clinic

Ward 6 STD Clinic 202-547-6440 717 8th Street, SE

Unity at DC General

Ward 7

Comprehensive Health Services 202-548-6500

1900 Massachusetts Ave., SE Building 29

Health Center Hours:

Monday thru Friday 8:15 am to 4:45 pm Thursday 8:15 am – 8:00 pm

Dental Hours:

Monday thru Friday 8:00 am to 4:30 pm Closed from 12:00 to 1:00 pm”

Helping Individual Prostitutes

Survive (HIPS)

All Wards

Sex Health Servcies 202-232-8150

24-Hour Hotline: 1-800-676-4477 PO Box 21394

Mobile Outreach on Thurs, Fri and Sat nights from 11pm to 5 am

Employment/Educational

Jubilee Jobs

Job Preparation & Placement Services 202-667-8970 2712 Ontario Road, NW Hours: M-Th: 9AM-5PM Fri: 9AM- 3:30PM”

STRIVE DC, Inc.

Employment Program (202) 484-1264 715 I Street NE

GED Program, employment assistance

Aim Hire (Friendship Place)

Job Placement

(202) 364-1419 Ext. 18 4713 Wisconsin Ave. NW

Part of the Community Council for the Homeless at Friendship Place

Jobs Have Priority, Inc.

Employment & Education Services (202) 544-9128

1526 Pennsylvania Ave SE Also provides:

Shelters

Transitional Rehabilitation Program

United Planning Organization

(UPO)

Adult Education & Training 202-238-4600

301 Rhode Island Ave, NW

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The mission of Catholic Charities of the Dio-cese of Arlington is rooted in the Gospel of

Jesus Christ and the official teachings of the

Roman Catholic faith.

District of Columbia Housing

Authority

Housing Services (202) 535-1000

1133 North Capitol Street N.E. http://www.dchousing.org/

Homes For Working Families

Provide homes for working families (202) 580-6220

1150 18th St NW

3901 Connecticut Ave NW # 203

Homes for Working Families is a national,

nonprofit organization dedicated to ad -vancing policy changes that enable more

of America’s working families to find safe,

good-quality homes they can afford.

Shelters

Shelter Hotline: 1-(800) 535-7252

801 East Shetler

Men, 7PM-7AM (202) 561-4014 801 East Building

2700 Martin Luther King Blvd., SE

Hypothermia shelter between November and March

Adams Place Shelter

Men, 7PM-7AM (202) 832-8317

2210 Adam’s Place, NE

Substance abuse meeting and support group is hosted on Mondays and Wednesdays be-tween 8:15 pm and 9:15 pm.

Hypothermia shelter between November and March

New York Avenue Shelter

Men, 12 hr

(202) 832-2359

1355 New York Ave NE

D.C. General Building 9- Harriet

Tubman

Women, 12 hr (202) 547-1924 1900 Massachusetts Ave SE

John Young

Women, 12 hr (202) 639-8469 117 D St NW

Nativity Shelter

Women, 12 hr (202) 487-2012 6010 Georgia Ave NW

Virginia Williams Family Resource

Center

Family

8:30am-4:00pm Weekdays (202)526-0017

33 N. Street, NE

Sasha Bruce Youthwork

(Bruce House)

facilities

Phone and computer services

Case management, conversation, and coun-seling with experienced staff

Life Skills building workshops, such as Mon-ey Management and Child development. Employment “soft skills” training and job coaching”

Father McKenna Center

Ward 6

Men’s Drop-In Center/ Shower (202) 842-1112

19 I Street NW

Showers: 8:30 AM to 10:45 AM

Visitor Services Center

Ward 6 Drop-In Program 202-544-2131 1422 Massachusetts Ave SE Also provides: Social Services Employment Assistance

Medical

Children’s National Medical Center

(CNMC)

Ward 5 Hospital

202-476-5000

111 Michigan Avenue, NW

Washington Hospital Center

Ward 5 Hospital

202-877-7000

110 Irving Street, NW

The Women’s Collective

Ward 5

Women’s Health Services (202) 483 7003

1331 Rhode Island Avenue NE

Unity at Walker-Jones

Ward 6

Comprehensive Health Services (202) 354-1120

40 Patterson Street, NE Health Center Hours:

Monday, Wednesday and Friday 8:15 am – 4:45 pm

Tuesday and Thursday 8:15 – 8:00 pm (Extended Hours 5:00 – 8:00 pm) Saturday 9:00 am to 1:00 pm

Unity at Southwest

Ward 6

Comprehensive Health Services (202) 548-4520

850 Delaware Ave., SW Health Center Hours:

Monday-Friday 8:15 AM-4:45 PM

Metro TeenAIDS (MTA)

Ward 6

Sex Education Services 202-543-9355

651 Pennsylvania Avenue, SE

Sexual Minority Youth Assistance

League (SMYAL)

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Ages 11-17, 24 hr (202) 546-4900

1022 Maryland Avenue NE Also provides:

Individual, Group, & Family Counseling Case Management

Support for Shelter Graduates Temporary Respite Care

St. Luke’s Shelter

Men’s Shelter (202) 333-4949 3655 Calvert Street, NW

Central Union Mission

Men Only Shelter (202) 647-7466 1350 R Street, NW Also provides: Recovery Programs Family Programs

Food Bank & Emergency Food Clothing

Rachel’s Women’s Day Center

Women’s Day Center (202) 682-1005

1222 11th Street, NW Hours:

Monday, Wednesday - Friday 7am - 4pm Tuesday 7am - 2:30pm

Saturday 9am - 3pm Holidays 8am - 4pm

Capitol Hill Group Ministry

Congregation Based Shelter Program (202) 544 3150

1338 G St. SE

Provides nontraditional apartment-style shelter for 5-8 families in DC every night of the year.

Day Center at Shirley’s Place, 8AM-6PM weekdays, 9AM-6PM Saturdays

Community Partnership Shelter

Hotline

Single Adults Shelter (202) 399-7093

801 Pennsylvania Avenue, SE Suite 360

Covenant House of Washington

Crisis Center

Emergency Shelter for ages 18-24 (202) 610-9514

Also provides:

Transitional Housing Program Supportive Housing Program

Work Readiness Education & Training Child Development Center

Father McKenna Center

Men’s Shelter (202) 842-1112 19 I Street NW

M-F 8am Ward 6 ONLY/ Utilities& Rental assistance

Mens Only shelter

Federal City Shelter Shelter (202) 508-0500

425 2nd Street, N.W.

Shelter Hotline #: 1-800-535-7252

Gospel Rescue Ministries

Shelter

National Center for Black Aged

Senior Citizens Social Services (202) 637-840

1220 L Street, NW Suite 800

Virginia Williams Center

Family Social Services (202) 526-0017

33 N. Street, NE M-F: 8:30AM- 4PM

Day Center/Showers

United Planning Organization

Ward 1

Shelter Assistance 1-(800) 535-7252

301 Rhode Island Avenue, NW

Rachel’s Women’s Day Center

Ward 2 Day Center

(202) 682-1005 1222 11th Street, NW Hours:

Monday, Wednesday - Friday 7am - 4pm Tuesday 7am - 2:30pm

Saturday 9am - 3pm Holidays 8am - 4pm

Oasis Senior Center

Ward 2

Day Center for Seniors (202) 265-2017

1226 Vermont Ave., NW

Bethany Women’s Center

Ward 2

Drop-In Center (202) 939-2060 1333 N Street, NW M-F: 7:30AM-4PM

Weekends and holidays: 9AM-4PM

Georgetown Ministry Center Drop-In

Center

Ward 2 Drop-In Center (202) 338-8301 1041 Wisconsin Av NW Everyday: 8am-4pm

Friendship Place (Welcome Center)

Ward 3 Day Center 202-364-1419 4713 Wisconsin Ave, NW Monday: 8:30-11:30am, 12:30-4pm Tuesday-Friday: 8:30-11:30am, 1-3pm House of Imagene Ward 5 Women’s Shelter (202) 518-8488 214 P St NW Open 24 Hours

Capitol Hill Group Ministry-

Shirley’s Place

Ward 6 Day Center

202-544-3150 1338 G St. SE Provides:

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645 H Street, NE

M,Tu,Thur, Fri: 8:15AM - 4:45PM Wed: 8:15AM-7PM”

Social Security Administration

Benefits

800-772-1213 Toll Free 1905 9th Street, NE Suite B M,Tu,Thur, Fri: 9AM - 3PM Wed: 9AM-12PM”

Social Security Administration

Benefits

800-772-1213 Toll Free 2041 MLK Jr. Ave SE M,Tu,Thur, Fri: 9AM - 3PM Wed: 9AM-12PM”

Social Security Administration

Benefits

800-772-1213 Toll Free 2100 M Street, NW M,Tu,Thur, Fri: 9AM - 3PM Wed: 9AM-12PM

Social Security Administration

Benefits

800-772-1213 Toll Free 1905-B 9th St NE M,Tu,Thur, Fri: 9AM - 3PM Wed: 9AM-12PM

Taylor Street Service Center

Benefits

202-576-8000 202-576-8740 (Fax) 1207 Taylor Street, NW

M,Tu,Thur, Fri: 8:15AM - 4:45PM Wed: 8:15AM-7PM

Bread For The City - Northwest

Center

Social Services (202) 265-2400 1525 Seventh Street, NW Also provides: Clothing Medical Services Legal Services Food Bank

Bread For The City - Southeast

Center

Social Services (202) 561-8587

1640 Good Hope Road, SE Also provides:

Clothing

Medical Services Legal Services Food Bank”

Capitol Hill Group Ministry

Social Services 202-544-0631 1338 G St. SE Also provides: Day Center Street Outreach

Life Skills & Job Training

Department of Human Services

Burial Assistance

202-698-4112 645 H Street, NE

ESA provides up to $800 towards funeral services or $450 towards the cost of crema-tion (202) 842-1731 810 5th Street, NW Also provides: Treatment Program

Open Door

Women, 12 hr (202) 639-8093 425 2nd St NW (at E Street)

Street Outreach

Salvation Army Grate Patrol

(202) 332-5000

1434 Harvard Street NW Also Provides:

ID/ Birth Certificate Assistance

Social Services Assistance

Employment & Education Assistance Clothes

Latin American Youth Center

Hope’s House (202) 713-0475 1419 Columbia Rd NW

Neighbors’ Consejo

(202) 234-6855 3118 16th St NW Washington, DC 20010

Downtown Cluster Congregations

(202) 347-7014

1313 New York Ave NW

Team of bi-lingual outreach workers provid-ing emergency referrals and case manage-ment assistance to the street homeless of the

nation’s capital

Unity Health Care Medical Outreach

(202) 276-3381 1220 12th Street, SE Regular Stops: 13th & NY Ave, NW St. Elizabeth’s Shelter Franklin School Shelter 15th & I Streets, NW Crummel Shelter NY Ave Shelter

Miriam’s Kitchen, Grace Church

Farragut, Franklin and Lafayette Parks Medical Van Hours:

Monday to Thursday 5:00pm – 9:00pm Friday 7:30am – 12pm”

Friendship Place

(202) 549-6369 4713 Wisconsin Ave. NW Service Area:

West of Rock Creek Park East of the Potomac South of Western Avenue

Pathways To Housing

202-529-2972 101 Q Street, NE Suite G Also provides: Resource Center Integrated Healthcare

Employment & Education Services”

Capitol Hill Group Ministry

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CARA House Family Ties Program (202) 396-9330 ext: 43 603 50th Street, NE Also provides: Emergency food Mentoring Tutoring Resource center

ID/Birth Certificates

Department of Health Vital Records

Division/Birth Certificate

Records/ID

202-442-9303

899 North Capitol Street NE M-F: 8:30 am to 3:30 pm

Washington DC Department of Motor Ve-hicles

Identification

(202) 737-4404

3220 Pennsylvania Ave, SE Tuesday-Saturday: 8:15am - 4pm

Washington DC Department of Motor

Vehicles

Identification

(202) 737-4404 95 M Street, SW

Tuesday-Saturday: 8:15am - 4pm

Washington DC Department of Motor

Vehicles

Identification (202) 737-4404 1233 Brentwood Road, NE Tuesday-Saturday: 8:15am - 4pm

Public Benefits/

Social Services

Anacostia Service Center

Benefits

202-645-4614 Fax: (202) 727-3527

2100 Martin Luther King Avenue, SE M,Tu,Thur, Fri: 8:15AM - 4:45PM

Wed: 8:15AM-7PM”

Congress Heights Service Center

Benefits

202-645-4546

Fax: (202) 645-4524

4001 South Capitol Street, SW M,Tu,Thur, Fri: 8:15AM - 4:45PM Wed: 8:15AM-7PM

Eckington Benefits Service Center

Benefits

202-724-8720 202-724-8602 (Fax)

51 N Streets, NE Second Floor M-F: 8:15 am - 4:45 pm

Fort Davis Service Center

Benefits

202-645-4500

202-645-6205 (Fax) 3851 Alabama Avenue, SE M-F: 8:15 am - 4:45 pm

H Street Service Center

Benefits

202-698-4350 202-724-8964

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421 Seward Sq. SE

First Helping (DC Central Kitchen)

(202) 234-0707

425 2nd Street NW Serves Southeast D.C

Covenant House of Washington

Supportive Housing Program

(202) 610-9600

2001 Mississippi Ave SE Weekdays from 3 p.m. to 11 p.m.

Prison Outreach Ministry

202-772-4300 PO Box 4597

Mental Health

Mobile Crisis Hotline (DC

Depart-ment of Mental Health)

202-673-9300 Hours: 9AM-1AM

422 8th St SE, 2nd Floor

Dept. of Mental Health Hotline 24 Hour Hotline

1-888-793-4357 422 8th St SE, 2nd Floor

Comprehensive Psychiatric

Emergen-cy Program (CPEP)

24 Hour Emergency Psychiatric Services (202) 673-9319

DC General Hospital Compound Building 14

1905 E Street, SE

Mobile Crisis Services

Emergency Hotline- 9AM-1AM 1-888-793-4357

Anchor Mental Health Association

Mental Health Services (202) 635-5900

1001 Lawrence St., NE

Green Door

Mental Health Services (202) 464-9200

1221 Taylor Street NW

Ida Mae Campbell Wellness & Re

-source Center

Mental Health Wellness Recovery & Peer Support

(202) 684-7015

2759 Martin Luther King Jr. Ave. SE

Family and Medical Counseling

Services, Inc. (FEMCS, Inc.)

Family Mental Health Services (202) 889-7900

2041 Martin Luther King, Jr. Avenue SE

Suicide Prevention Hotline

1-800-273-8255

Community Connections, Inc.

Clinical Programs, Research, Residential Programs

(202) 546-1512

801 Pennsylvania Avenue, SE Suite 201

Anchor Mental Health

Mental Health Services

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1001 Lawrence Street, NE

Bowen Center for the Study of the

Family Georgetown Family Center

Research, Clininical Services, Social Work (800) 432-6882

(202) 965-4400

4400 MacArthur Blvd NW

Community Action Group

Mental Health Services, Residential Adult Treatment, Transitional Living

(202) 543-4558 335 Eighth Street, SE

Deaf Reach

Mental Health Referral (202) 832-6681

3521 12th Street, NE

Family Matters

Mental Health, Counseling Services (202) 289-1510

1509 16th Street, NW

Family Preservation

Outpatient Mental Health Clinic (202) 543-0387

3341 Benning Road NE

Addiction Treatment

Clean and Sober Streets

Drug & Alcohol Treatment and Rehabilita-tion Program

(202) 783-7343 425 2nd Street, NW

Kolmac Clinic Outpatient Alcohol &

Drug Treatment Centers

202-638-1992

1411 K Street NW, Suite 703

Seton House Detox Center

(202) 269-7222

1053 Buchanan Street, NE

Psychiatric Institute of Washington Detox Center

(202) 885-5600

4228 Wisconsin Avenue, NW

Addiction Prevention and Recovery

Administration (APRA)

Assessment and Referral Center (202) 727-8473

70 N Street, NE

Better Way Program Outpatient, Ab

-stinence Program

202-396-4290 4606 Sheriff Rd, NE

Family and Medical Counseling

Ser-vice

Medical Case Management, Substance Abuse Counseling

(202) 889-7900

2041 Martin Luther King Avenue, SE

Greater Mount Calvary Holy Church

Cataadah House Aftercare Trt

Program

Rehab Center

(202) 832-8336

802 Rhode Island Avenue, NE

Hours: 8:45AM- 5PM, Mon-Fri. Also provides:

Food Stamp Assistance Food Bank

Housing & Rent Assistance Employment Services Social Services

Union Temple Baptist Church Village

Keepers Homeless Ministry

(202) 678-8822 1225 W Street, SE Also provides:

Mobile & stationary feeding program Counseling

Referral services

Douglas Memorial United Methodist

Church

(202) 397-1562 800 11th St NE

Open 2nd & 4th Sunday of the month

First Trinity Lutheran Church

202-737-4859

501 Fourth Street NW Wednesdays: 10-12PM

Fridays: Mens clothing 10-12PM

Hughes Memorial United

Methodist

202-398-3411 25 53rd St. NE

Every 2nd Saturday of the month- 11AM

Mt. Moriah Baptist Church

202-544-5588

1636 E Capital St NE

Clothing & Food Distribution every 4th Thursday of the month- 10AM

Must have ID

So Others Might Eat (SOME)

(202) 797-8806 71 ‘O’ Street, NW Also provides: Emergency Dining Showers Health Services

Lincoln Park United Methodist

202-543-1318

1301 N Caroline Ave NE Coat Drive in Winter

The Shepherd’s Table, Inc.

301-585-6463

8210 Colonial Ln Silver Spring, MD 20910 Also provides:

Meal Program Eye Clinic

Nineteenth Street Baptist Church

(202) 829-2773

4606 16th Street, NW (Ward 4) Also provides:

Emergency Food Baskets (Change, Inc. re-ferral required)

National Center for Children and

Families

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Gospel Rescue Ministries

Treatment Center (202) 842-1731 810 5th Street, NW

Howard University Hospital

Drug Abuse Institute Chemical & Behavioral Management

(202) 865-7677

2041 Georgia Avenue, NW Suite 6B-07

RAP Inc Women’s Residential

Community Therapy (202) 462-7500 1949 4th Street, NE

Salvation Army Harbor Lights

Residential Treatment 202-269-6333

2100 New York Avenue, NE

Second Genesis Inc Therapeutic

Com-munity

Residential Treatment 202-222-0120

1320 Harvard Street, N.W.

So Others Might Eat Inc (SOME)

Addiction Recovery Services (202) 797-8806

60 O Street, NW

UPO Comprehensive Treatment

Center

Outpatient Medical Opioid Treatment Pro-gram

(202) 682-6599

1900 Massachusetts Avenue, SE

Meals/Groceries

Bread For The City - Northwest

Center

Food Bank (202) 265-2400 1525 Seventh Street, NW Also provides: Clothing Medical Services Legal Services Social Services

Bread For The City - Southeast

Center

Food Bank

(202) 561-8587

Clothing

Medical Services Legal Services Social Services

Capital Area Food Bank

Food Bank

(202) 644-9800

4900 Puerto Rico Avenue, NE Also Provides:

Food Referrals Nutrition Education

Father McKenna Center

(St Aloysius Church)

Hot Meals & Food Pantry 202-842-1112

(202) 434-2120 601 E St. NW

Washington Legal Clinic for the

Homeless Legal Assistance

(202) 328-5500 1200 U Street, NW

National Law Center on

Homeless-ness and Poverty

Legal Assistance (202) 638-2535 1411 K Street, NW

Bread for the City

(202) 386-7081 (202) 587-0527 1640 Good Hope Rd SE

Clothing

Martha’s Table

(202) 328-6608

2114 14th Street NW “Also provides: Meals

Emergency Food Services

Anacostia Community Outreach

Cen-ter

(202) 889-5607

2443 Ainger Place, SE Also provides:

Food Pantry

Emergency Financial Assistance Support Services

Education Programs

The Family Place, Inc.

(202) 265-0149 3309 16th Street, NW Also provides: Food Distribution Education Programs Social Support Case Management

Bread For The City - Northwest

Center

(202) 265-2400 1525 Seventh Street, NW Also provides: Food Bank Medical Services Legal Services Social Services

Bread For The City - Southeast

Center

(202) 561-8587

Food Bank Medical Services Legal Services Social Services

Martin Luther King Jr. Multi-Service

Center (NNE/CIC)

(202) 399-6900

1326 Florida Avenue, NE

For Ward 5 and 6 residents only. Referral

(12)

19 I Street NW

Meals: M-F, required to attend 11 AM sup-port group meetings

Dinner program during hypothermia sea-son.

Food Pantry: M-F, 11AM-12:15PM

Families may pick up food twice a month

Martha’s Table

Providing Meals, Emergency Food Servic-es (202) 328-6608 2114 14th Street NW Referral-based Also provides: Clothing

So Others Might Eat (SOME)

Emergency Dining (202) 797-8806 71 ‘O’ Street, NW Also provides: Clothing Showers Health Services

Calvary Episcopal Church

Meals 202-546-8011 820 6th St. NE

Operates a Saturday AM breakfast program 3x monthly

Home Mission Society of Mount Airy Baptist Church

Food Bank

(202) 789-0640

1100 North Capitol Street, NW Also provides:

Emergency Financial Assistance

Pastoral Counseling for families, individuals (by appointment only)

Church of the Brethren Nutrition

Program

Hot Meals

202-547-5924

337 North Carolina Ave. SE Operates a Monday & Friday-only lunch program; plans to expand to Tuesdays and Thursdays.

New Abundant Life Church

Food Bank 202 397-7123 331 5th Street SE

SHARE clothing/ canned goods call first for

availability

St. Peter’s on Capitol Hill

Food Distribution 202-547-1430 313 2nd Street SE

Distributes non-perishable food 1 Saturday a month

United Church of Christ

Food Pantry 202-543-5994 100 Maryland Ave NE 2nd & 4th Saturdays 10-12PM Also provides: Referrals Social Services

United House of Prayer For All

Meals

(202) 289-1916 601 M Street NW

Douglas Memorial United Methodist

Church

Meal Program (202) 397-1562 800 11th St NE

Free Lunch 2nd & 4th Saturday of the month

Ebenezer United Methodist

Church

Food Services (202) 544-1415 400 D Street SE

Serves 1st Saturday of the month

Friendship Baptist Church

Meal Program (202) 863-9014

900 Delaware Ave, SW

Hot Meal/ Bible Study, except for the month Aug.

Holy Comforter-St. Cyprian

Food Pantry

(202) 546-1885

1357 E. Capitol Street SE Serves only in December

Immaculante Conception Church

Food Services 202-322-8888 1315 8th Street, NW

For Shaw Residence Only,need proof of residence & ID

Hours: Mon, Tu, Thurs, Fri. 9-3PM. Closed Wed.

Providence Baptist Church

Food Center (202) 543-7894

527 Kentucky Ave SE Outreach Food Distribution

Lincoln Park United Methodist

Food Pantry & Meals (202) 543-1318

1301 North Caroline Ave NE

Food Pantry- Every 3rd Saturday: 12-2PM Lunches every Wed. in Fall and Winter

Lutheran Church Reformation

Food Pantry

(202) 543-4200

212 E. Capitol Street SE