Oxnard Navigation Center (Casa de Carmen) – 110-Bed Low-Barrier Shelter + 56 PSH Units (Ventura County)
Housing & Shelter — Emergency Shelter in Oxnard, California. Oxnard Navigation Center (Casa de Carmen) at Second Street and B Street, Oxnard — opened 2025 — providing 110-bed low-barrier emergency shelter plus 56 permanent supportive housing units. Services include meals, housing navigation, and wraparound support. Access via 211 Ventura: (800) 339-9597. Ventura County Human Services Agency Homeless Services: (805) 385-1800, rapid rehousing line (805) 385-8
Phone: (805) 385-1800
Address: Second Street & B Street, Oxnard, California, 93030
Website: https://211ventura.org
Languages: English, Spanish
Services offered: Low-barrier emergency shelter (110 beds), permanent supportive housing (56 units), meals, housing navigation, rapid rehousing
Ages served: Adults
Insurance & payment accepted: Medi-Cal accepted
Good to know: Opened 2025. Low-barrier. Access via 211 Ventura: (800) 339-9597. Rapid rehousing: (805) 385-8585.
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Frequently asked questions about Oxnard Navigation Center (Casa de Carmen) – 110-Bed Low-Barrier Shelter + 56 PSH Units (Ventura County)
How do I contact Oxnard Navigation Center (Casa de Carmen) – 110-Bed Low-Barrier Shelter + 56 PSH Units (Ventura County)?
You can call Oxnard Navigation Center (Casa de Carmen) – 110-Bed Low-Barrier Shelter + 56 PSH Units (Ventura County) at (805) 385-1800 or visit Second Street & B Street in Oxnard, California. Their website is https://211ventura.org.
What services does Oxnard Navigation Center (Casa de Carmen) – 110-Bed Low-Barrier Shelter + 56 PSH Units (Ventura County) offer?
Oxnard Navigation Center (Casa de Carmen) – 110-Bed Low-Barrier Shelter + 56 PSH Units (Ventura County) offers Low-barrier emergency shelter (110 beds), permanent supportive housing (56 units), meals, housing navigation, rapid rehousing. Serves Adults. Oxnard Navigation Center (Casa de Carmen) at Second Street and B Street, Oxnard — opened 2025 — providing 110-bed low-barrier emergency shelter plus 56 permanent supportive housing units. Services include meals, housing navigation, and wraparound support. Access via 211 Ventura: (800) 339-9597. Vent
Are services at Oxnard Navigation Center (Casa de Carmen) – 110-Bed Low-Barrier Shelter + 56 PSH Units (Ventura County) free or low-cost?
Many community housing & shelter providers offer free, sliding-scale, or Medicaid-covered services. Oxnard Navigation Center (Casa de Carmen) – 110-Bed Low-Barrier Shelter + 56 PSH Units (Ventura County) reports accepting: Medi-Cal accepted. Call Oxnard Navigation Center (Casa de Carmen) – 110-Bed Low-Barrier Shelter + 56 PSH Units (Ventura County) at (805) 385-1800 to confirm pricing, accepted insurance, and any income requirements before your visit.
What languages does Oxnard Navigation Center (Casa de Carmen) – 110-Bed Low-Barrier Shelter + 56 PSH Units (Ventura County) support?
Oxnard Navigation Center (Casa de Carmen) – 110-Bed Low-Barrier Shelter + 56 PSH Units (Ventura County) reports providing services in: English, Spanish. If you need another language, ask about translation services or call 988 for free crisis support in English and Spanish.
Who is eligible for services at Oxnard Navigation Center (Casa de Carmen) – 110-Bed Low-Barrier Shelter + 56 PSH Units (Ventura County)?
Oxnard Navigation Center (Casa de Carmen) – 110-Bed Low-Barrier Shelter + 56 PSH Units (Ventura County) reports serving Adults. Accepted insurance/payment: Medi-Cal accepted. Eligibility can also depend on income, residency, and the specific service needed — call (805) 385-1800 to confirm before visiting.
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