26 Housing & Shelter Resources in Santa Clara, California — Free Help & Counseling

26 verified housing & shelter resources in Santa Clara, California. Find free counseling, crisis support, sliding-scale therapy, substance abuse treatment, and community help on OneClickMentalHealth. Includes providers offering services in English, Spanish. Search by city, ZIP, or insurance.

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• Bill Wilson Center – Youth Shelter, Drop-In & 24/7 Crisis Line (Santa Clara / San Jose) — Housing & Shelter in Santa Clara, California — (408) 243-0222 — Bill Wilson Center (BWC) at 3490 The Alameda, Santa Clara — primary youth and family housing services provider for Santa Clara County. Safety Net Shelter (ages
• Casa De Clara San Jose Catholic Worker Shelter — Housing & Shelter in San Jose, California — (408) 352-5260 — Faith-based shelter serving women and children. They provide (long-term) transitional housing as well. Requirements: Require guests to work if they are able Len
• City Team Ministry Men's Shelter — Housing & Shelter in San Jose, California — (610) 872-6865 — Every night our homeless guests at the Rescue Mission are provided with food, a hot shower, toiletries, clean clothes, and a freshly laundered bed. A hot meal i
• City Team Ministry Rescue Mission - Community Services — Housing & Shelter in San Jose, California — (610) 872-6865 — Drop in between 4:00 - 5:00pm for bed availability. Drug and alcohol program. Free showers Mon., Wed., Fri. 9:30-10:30am. 10 days per month free, fee charged th
• El Concilio of San Mateo County — Housing & Shelter in East Palo Alto, California — (650) 330-7432 — Shelter Network network referral area for shelter. Contact El Concillo's social workers to arrange intake to a shelter or other resources for help.
• Family Supportive Housing's San Jose Family Shelter — Housing & Shelter in San Jose, California — (408) 926-8885 — Our San Jose Family Shelter is the only emergency shelter in Santa Clara County that houses 35 one and two parent families for up to 90 days. Each family lives
• Graduate House Shelter — Housing & Shelter in Mountain View, California — (650) 685-5880 — Interim housing and services for single men and women. Graduate House provides Permanent Supportive Housing for formerly homeless individuals. The program has t
• H.o.m.e. Resource Center — Housing & Shelter in Hollister, California — (831) 256-1852 — H.O.M.E ( Housing Opportunities Meals Empowerment) Resource Center. Formerly known as San Benito County Warming Shelter Opened on December 1, 2017. 1161 San Fel
• Heart and Home Collaborative — Housing & Shelter in Palo Alto, California — (408) 600-1555 — Part-time cold weather women's shelter in Palo Alto CA, November - March.
• Heritage Home — Housing & Shelter in San Jose, California — (408) 294-1238 — Home for pregnant women. Homelessness continues to be a difficult and complex issue for the Bay Area. The rise in the cost of living, the lack of affordable hou
• HomeFirst Boccardo Reception Center – Emergency Shelter for Adults & Families (San Jose, Santa Clara County) — Housing & Shelter in San Jose, California — (408) 510-7521 — HomeFirst Boccardo Reception Center at 2011 Little Orchard Street, San Jose — the primary emergency shelter for adults and families in Santa Clara County. Provi
• HomeFirst Program San Jose — Housing & Shelter in San Jose, California — (408) 294-2100 — The Boccardo Reception Center (BRC) is the largest homeless service center, serving 250 adults every night. It provides shelter and transitional housing, as wel
• La Isla Pacifica Shelter For Women and Children — Housing & Shelter in Gilroy, California — (877) 363-7238 — For battered women and children under 18, no males over 12. Call for information. La Isla Pacifica is Community Solutions' emergency confidential shelter for wo
• LifeMoves Georgia Travis Center — Housing & Shelter in San Jose, California — (408) 271-1630 — Provides interim shelter and supportive services to 12 families and 15 single women experiencing homelessness in San Jose.
• LifeMoves Montgomery Street Inn — Housing & Shelter in San Jose, California — (408) 271-5160 — Montgomery Street Inn (MSI) provides emergency and transitional housing for up to 90 single adult men per night with case management, Veteran's services, medica
• Montgomery Street Inn Shelter — Housing & Shelter in San Jose, California — (408) 271-5160 — Montgomery: 85 beds for men, short & long term housing, including job development programsDaytime drop-in center: for singles and families with 300 individuals
• My Father's House — Housing & Shelter in Hollister, California — (831) 801-7775 — My Father's House provides a place for those who are homeless or in need, to rest their weary soles and rest their weary soul.We provide showers, bathroom,clean
• Next Door Solutions to Domestic Violence — Housing & Shelter in San Jose, California — (408) 279-2962 — Next Door Solutions to Domestic Violence creates paths for women to achieve safety, stability, and self-sufficiency. Domestic violence crosses all socio-economi
• Next Door Solutions – DV Emergency Shelter & Services (San Jose, Santa Clara County) — Housing & Shelter in San Jose, California — (408) 279-2962 — Next Door Solutions to Domestic Violence at 234 E. Gish Road, San Jose providing emergency shelter for women and children fleeing domestic violence in Santa Cla
• Office of Supportive Housing (OSH) Santa Clara County — Housing & Shelter in San Jose, California — (408) 278-6400 — Offers text messages in the event of an emergency, Inclement Weather Episodes and shelter availability, or housing-related issues. Text HOMELESS 888777 The Offi
• Palo Alto Opportunity Center — Housing & Shelter in Palo Alto, California — (650) 853-8672 — Services The Opportunity Centers Bredt Family Center for women, children and families is open from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday through Friday. The Opportunity Servi
• Sacred Heart Community Services — Housing & Shelter in San Jose, California — (408) 278-2160 — The Housing Program helps people with financial assistance to prevent them from becoming homeless, or, to keep them stably housed. We assist with past-due rent,
• The Salvation Army Emmanuel House — Housing & Shelter in San Jose, California — (408) 282-1175 — The Emmanuel House has been serving Santa Clara County since 1966 and endeavors to provide the services needed to answer the questions of homelessness. The Emma
• Tri-Valley Haven — Housing & Shelter in Livermore, California — (800) 884-8119 — Now entering our fourth decade, Tri-Valley Haven continues to be a vital community resource serving adults and children who have experienced domestic violence,
• United States Mission — Housing & Shelter in San Jose, California — (408) 294-2853 — Offers a work based transitional housing program. Will provide food, clothes, and shelter to homeless individuals who are willing to fund-raise money for themse

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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.