Search results
Resource Guide – COHHIO. Click the pins on the map to find out how to access homeless and housing services in your community. Hundreds of nonprofit agencies throughout Ohio provide emergency shelter, rapid rehousing, supportive housing, and other services to over 70,000 Ohioans trying to escape homelessness.
All of our emergency shelters offer a clean and safe place to stay for people experiencing homelessness, regardless of whether the need is temporary or ongoing. Depending on your location, some or all of these services may also be provided: Case Management. Children's Development Programs. Community & Agency Networking/Referrals.
The housing programs help to conserve and expand the affordable housing stock; address the issue of homelessness in Ohio; and provide short-term, emergency assistance and other public services for low-income Ohioans. Housing and homelessness programs are administered locally. Please email ocd@development.ohio.gov for information on how to ...
The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development’s (HUD) Find Shelter tool provides information about housing, shelter, health care, and clothing resources in communities across the country. Click on one of the categories above, enter your location, and click Search to get started. Homeless Assistance.
Shelter and care for those who need it most. We provide emergency shelter for up to 12 families at a time while our dedicated team of skilled and caring professionals work with those families to help them move through homelessness to stability. New Hope is the only place in Monroe County where families with children can find shelter together.
Ohio Homeless Shelters. Ohio Homeless Shelter Listings. Ohio List of housing resources we have uncovered: Homeless Shelters, Supportive Housing, Halfway Housing, Transitional Housing, Day Shelters, Residential Alcohol and Drug Treatment Centers. Choose your city in Ohio below: Akron (9) Alliance (1) Ashtabula (3) Athens (1) Barberton (1)
The Community Shelter of Union County provides Emergency Shelter, Food, and Rehousing. Our low-barrier services support equitable opportunities because safe, affordable housing and food security are basic human rights.
