Housing Matters – ~200-Bed Emergency & Transitional Shelter (Santa Cruz)
Housing & Shelter — Emergency Shelter in Santa Cruz, California. Housing Matters at 115 Coral Street, Santa Cruz providing approximately 200 shelter beds across multiple programs: Rebele Family Shelter (emergency, families), Paul Lee Loft (emergency, adults), Page Smith Community House (transitional housing), and Recuperative Care Center (post-hospital discharge). Serves 2,500+ people annually with 63,410 bed-nights and 99,160 meals per year. Walk-ins welcome a
Phone: (831) 458-6020
Address: 115 Coral Street, Santa Cruz, California, 95060
Languages: English, Spanish
Services offered: Emergency shelter (family + adult), transitional housing, recuperative care (post-hospital), ~200 beds, meals, case management, housing navigation
Ages served: Adults and families
Insurance & payment accepted: Medi-Cal accepted
Good to know: Walk-in M–Th 8–5pm, Fri 8–3pm. 200 beds: Rebele (families), Paul Lee Loft (adults), recuperative care.
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Frequently asked questions about Housing Matters – ~200-Bed Emergency & Transitional Shelter (Santa Cruz)
How do I contact Housing Matters – ~200-Bed Emergency & Transitional Shelter (Santa Cruz)?
You can call Housing Matters – ~200-Bed Emergency & Transitional Shelter (Santa Cruz) at (831) 458-6020 or visit 115 Coral Street in Santa Cruz, California.
What services does Housing Matters – ~200-Bed Emergency & Transitional Shelter (Santa Cruz) offer?
Housing Matters – ~200-Bed Emergency & Transitional Shelter (Santa Cruz) offers Emergency shelter (family + adult), transitional housing, recuperative care (post-hospital), ~200 beds, meals, case management, housing navigation. Serves Adults and families. Housing Matters at 115 Coral Street, Santa Cruz providing approximately 200 shelter beds across multiple programs: Rebele Family Shelter (emergency, families), Paul Lee Loft (emergency, adults), Page Smith Community House (transitional housing), and Recuperative Care Center (post-hospital discharge)
Are services at Housing Matters – ~200-Bed Emergency & Transitional Shelter (Santa Cruz) free or low-cost?
Many community housing & shelter providers offer free, sliding-scale, or Medicaid-covered services. Housing Matters – ~200-Bed Emergency & Transitional Shelter (Santa Cruz) reports accepting: Medi-Cal accepted. Call Housing Matters – ~200-Bed Emergency & Transitional Shelter (Santa Cruz) at (831) 458-6020 to confirm pricing, accepted insurance, and any income requirements before your visit.
What languages does Housing Matters – ~200-Bed Emergency & Transitional Shelter (Santa Cruz) support?
Housing Matters – ~200-Bed Emergency & Transitional Shelter (Santa Cruz) 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 Housing Matters – ~200-Bed Emergency & Transitional Shelter (Santa Cruz)?
Housing Matters – ~200-Bed Emergency & Transitional Shelter (Santa Cruz) reports serving Adults and families. Accepted insurance/payment: Medi-Cal accepted. Eligibility can also depend on income, residency, and the specific service needed — call (831) 458-6020 to confirm before visiting.
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