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1200 North B Street, Sacramento

Hours of Operation:

M-F 8 am - 4:30 pm

Intake:

M-F starting at 9 am

(916) 442-0331

Registration for waiting list at Salvation Army lobby M-F

Population Served:

Adult Men & Women

Services Available:

• 24/7 24/7 law barrier, 30-60 day shelter
• Case management including housing and employment referral services
• Three meals/day
• Laundry services
• Onsite medical, dental, support group, AA, NAA and behavioral health services

Rotating churches downtown:

• Trinity Episcopal Cathedral
• Bayside Church - Midtown campus
• First Church of the Nazarene
• First United Methodist Church
• St. John's Lutheran Church

Hours of Operation: 

6-10 nights per month but typically only available Monday nights and some various week nights. See schedule at www.pilgrimagesac.org

5 pm - 7 am

Arrive no earlier than 5 pm

(916) 862-8649

Population Served:

Adult Men & Women

Services Available:

• Bed count varies; shelter often limited to 75 guests; 60+ and severly handicapped get priority admission
• Meals included

1400 North A Street, Bldg B, Sacramento

Hours of Operation:

Weekly intake for walk-ins on Mondays

8 pm - 6 am

(916) 442-0331

• Must arrive Mondays at 8 pm to add name to weekly priority list
• Only available beds given to those on list at 8 pm each night

Population Served:

Adult Men

Services Available:

• Up to 90 days of services
• Shelter, meals, transportation, personal-need items
• housing and employment services

Confidential location

Mailing Address:

815 S Street, Sacramento

Hours of Operation:

Shelter 24-hour hotline

24/7 including holidays

(916) 561-4900

Intake for Emergency Shelter:

(800) 339-7177

• Must go to drop-in center at 3671 5th Ave. to get on waitlist
• Call and check in once a week - minimum 3 weeks before

Population Served:

Young Adults 12 - 24

Services Available:

• Counseling
• Case Management
• Physical and Mental Health
• Crisis Management

Confidential location

Admin Office:

3434 Marconi Ave., Sacramento

Hours of Operation:

24/7

(916) 874-9377

• Referral through Adult Protective Services
• Only abused/neglected/exploited seniors
• TB test required

Population Served:

Adult men and women age 62+

Services Available:

• Nutritious meals
• Emotional support
• Social interaction and reassurance
• Connections to mental health, medical, and housing services

Rotating Host Congregations

1321 N. C Street, Sacramento

Hours of Operation:

8 am - 5 pm

(916) 443-3107

Must call center to apply to program, then will receive phone interview to see if qualified

Population Served:

Parents and their minor children

Services Available:

• Sleeping at host congregations then transported back to the Family Promise Center for daytime services
• Stay on case-by-case basis
• 90-day program

8001 Folsom Blvd., Sacramento

Hours of Operation:

Admin Office

Monday - Friday

9 am - 5 pm

(916) 454-2120

General Inquiries:

info@nextmovesacramento.org

Housing-related Inquiries:

housing@nextmovesacramento.org

• Self-register with Sacramento County Department of Human Assistance in person (Locations listed on https://nextmovesacramento.org) or online at https://dhaservices.saccounty.net/efs
• For assistance, call Sacramento county DHA at (916) 874-3100

Population Served:

Parents and their minor children

Services Available:

• Short-term emergency housing
• Supportive services for families for up to 30 days
• Comprehensive case management, housing, and employment location support
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Central:

2700 Fulton Ave., Sacramento

North:

5747 Watt Ave., North Highlands

3960 Research Dr., Sacramento

East:

10013 Folsom Blvd., Rancho Cordova

South:

2450 Florin Road, Sacramento

Hours of Operation:

24/7

(916) 443-4688

• Self-register at shttps://dhaservices.saccounty.net/efs
• For assistance, call Sacramento County DHA at (916) 874-3100
• TB test required

Population Served:

Parents and their minor children

Services Available:

• Emergency shelter
• 3 meals/day
• Support services: transportation, permanent housing referrals, education and job-search information

400 Bannon Street, Sacramento

Hours of Operation:

24/7

(916) 447-3268

• Arrive at 5:30 pm with ID and TB test
• Out between 5:30 am and 6 am
• Max stay of 7 days

Population Served:

Adult Men

• In-house drug and alcohol program (9 month duration)
• Beds, food, clothes
• Winter warming center
• Counseling service through spiritual guidance for men

Confidential location

Hours of Operation:

24/7

Crisis Hotline: (916) 920-2952

Must call crisis support line to receive an assessment to be entered into the program.

Population Served:

Women and children survivors of domestic violence and/or sexual assault

Services Available:

• Walk-in triage assessment for abused and battered women and children
• Crisis counseling, safe houses for women and children
• Temporary emergency housing
• Emergency transportation, food, and clothing
• Transitional housing for clients who complete Safehouse program
• Advocacy, assistance, referrals, crisis intervention, counseling, case management, support groups
• Child abuse intervention
• School advocacy for school-age children, children's program assessment, structured play group
• Medical advocacy, and mental health referrals

Confidential location

Hours of Operation:

M - F

8:30 am - 5:30 pm

(916) 428-3271

• Targeted toward Asian and Pacific Islander women
• Must call (916) 428-3271 for assessment

Population Served:

Women and children survivors of domestic violence

Services Available:

• 13 beds/90-day shelter
• Safe haven and transitional house
• Women-to-Work program available for all ethnicities

6060 Sunrise Vista Dr., Ste. 2340, Citrus Heights

Office Hours of Operation:

M - F

10 am - 4 pm

24-hour crisis hotline

(916) 728-7210

• Crisis hotline or referrals by police/hospitals
• Only those considered to be in imminent danger
• Stay 2-3 days or case-by-case basis; 24/7 access

Population Served:

Women, men, and children survivors of domestic violence

Services Available:

• 24-hour crisis hotline
• Individual peer counseling
• Group peer counseling
• Emergency shelter for domestic violence and human trafficking 
• Emergency food and clothing
• Court and social services advocacy
• Legal assistance, assistance with restraining orders and custody disputes
• Household or residence establishment assistance
• Business center and victim assistance
• Transportation support 
• Community resources and referral for clients