47 Housing & Shelter Resources in Cook, Illinois — Free Help & Counseling
47 verified housing & shelter resources in Cook, Illinois. Find free counseling, crisis support, sliding-scale therapy, substance abuse treatment, and community help on OneClickMentalHealth. Search by city, ZIP, or insurance.
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- A Little Bit of Heaven Homeless Mens Overnight Shelter — Housing & Shelter in Chicago, Illinois — (773) 264-5332 — Shelter for single males. A Little Bit of Heaven is a 50 plus bed facility that has been in existence since 2001. Located on Chicago's far south side, A Little
- A Safe Haven Foundation — Housing & Shelter in Chicago, Illinois — (773) 435-8300 — They provide transitional housing, 3 meals daily, and individualized services for adults, youth, families with children and military veterans with a multidiscip
- Anawin Homeless Shelter For Women — Housing & Shelter in Chicago, Illinois — (773) 486-8344 — Polish immigrant Homeless Shelter.
- BEDS Plus - La Grange Day Center — Housing & Shelter in La Grange, Illinois — (708) 354-0858 — Hours: Monday through Friday - 8 am to 4 pm
- Believe shelter (Institution for women and kids) — Housing & Shelter in Chicago, Illinois — (773) 374-7705 — 50 bed program expanded IWTs services to include families headed by fathers and intact families due to the emergence of this as a major need since the economic
- Broadway Youth Center — Housing & Shelter in Chicago, Illinois — (773) 388-1600 — Free services for homeless and LGBTQ youth age 12-24. Hours of Operation: Drop-In Programming Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday 9:00 am - 5:00 pm A safe and aff
- Chrysalis Center For Homeless — Housing & Shelter in Chicago, Illinois — (773) 723-0769
- Connections for the Homeless - Hilda's Place — Housing & Shelter in Evanston, Illinois — (847) 475-7070 — Hilda's Place Transitional ShelterHilda's Place is our transitional shelter for qualified single men and women for whom permanent housing is not yet available.
- Connections for the Homeless - Hilda's Place Shelter — Housing & Shelter in Evanston, Illinois — (847) 475-7070 — The shelter Can serve up to 12 men and 8 women. Intakes are by appointment only by calling 847-424-0945 ext. 15. Clients must arrive by 7 p.m. and depart by 7 a
- Cornerstone Community Outreach — Housing & Shelter in Chicago, Illinois — (773) 271-8163 — Primary Woman and Family Shelter. Single men, and women have programs with us but on a very limited basis. We provide job training, skills assessment, case work
- Darkim Responsible Living for Women Inc Nfp — Housing & Shelter in Chicago, Illinois — (312) 934-8203 — Hours of Operation Mon-Fri: 9-5pm Saturday/Sunday-not in public operation: Our lines are periodically checked during weekends, please leave a voice message 0r a
- Deborah's Place — Housing & Shelter in Chicago, Illinois — (773) 722-5080 — Deborah's Place in Chicago is not a shelter. They provide permanent and interim housing and only accept referrals through 3rd party providers. They do not maint
- Door of Hope Rescue Mission — Housing & Shelter in Chicago, Illinois — (773) 624-0586 — Office hours:
- El Rescate — Housing & Shelter in Chicago, Illinois — (872) 829-2662 — Homeless shelter and transitional living center for LGBTQ+ people from 18-24 years only.
- Family Promise Chicago North Shore — Housing & Shelter in Glencoe, Illinois — (847) 475-4500 — Family Promise Chicago North Shore, Inc. (FPCNS) provides services for homeless families in transition.
- Franciscan Outreach — Housing & Shelter in Chicago, Illinois — (773) 278-6724 — Franciscan Outreach provides a 257 bed shelter with separate men's and women's dorms that has been providing refuge for 30 years. The Shelter is located at 2715
- HRDI Women's Supportive Housing — Housing & Shelter in Chicago, Illinois — (773) 660-4630 — A HUD funded program that provides supportive housing and mental health services to 16 women over the age of 18 who are homeless
- Housing Forward — Housing & Shelter in Maywood, Illinois — (708) 338-1724 — The shelter opens at 7:30 p.m. and closes at 6:45 a.m. Clients, please do not arrive before 7 p.m., and be prepared to present photo ID. The PADS Shelter progra
- Ignite Belfort House — Housing & Shelter in Chicago, Illinois — (312) 568-5700 — Ignite offers a comprehensive continuum of services to young people between the ages of 14 to 26 who are unstably housed or experiencing homelessness. Beyond me
- Kingdom Residential Housing — Housing & Shelter in Calumet Park, Illinois — (708) 314-9899 — Kingdom Residential Housing is a group home transitional living quarters looking for adult people with disabilities or who otherwise have difficulties that keep
- La Casa Norte - Casa Corazon Emergency Beds Program — Housing & Shelter in Chicago, Illinois — (773) 388-1600 — Casa Corazon is La Casa Norte's youth engagement program that is comprised of a Drop-in Center and an Emergency Beds Program for youth experiencing homelessness
- La Posada Family Shelter - Casa Central — Housing & Shelter in Chicago, Illinois — (773) 782-8820 — We provide interim housing for families experiencing homelessness. 70 homeless families receive housing and support services at La Posada each year, on their wa
- Lincoln Park Community Services - Homeless Shelter — Housing & Shelter in Chicago, Illinois — (773) 549-6111 — Chicago homeless shelter for men and women. LPCS Waiting List There is a waiting list for Lincoln Park Community Services. After completing an intake appointmen
- Loving Hands of Jesus Shelter — Housing & Shelter in Chicago, Illinois — (773) 209-8114 — Providing food shelter, clothing transportation. Shelter is open 24 hours a day.
- Maria Shelter — Housing & Shelter in Chicago, Illinois — (773) 994-5350 — Always Open Maria Shelter is a 50-bed interim shelter in the Englewood community for primarily for homeless women and their children. Each year, the facility pr
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In crisis? Call or text 988 for the Suicide & Crisis Lifeline (free, 24/7, confidential, English and Spanish). Veterans press 1. For LGBTQ+ youth, call 988 then press 3. If you are in immediate danger, call 911.