86 Housing & Shelter Resources in Arkansas — Free Help & Counseling

86 verified housing & shelter resources in Arkansas. 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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7 Hills Day Center — Housing & Shelter in Fayetteville, Arkansas — (479) 966-4644 — Seven Hills Homeless Shelter is a day shelter providing basic services such as food, shelter, showers, laundry and telephone services. The center has created th
8th Street Mission — Housing & Shelter in West Memphis, Arkansas — (870) 735-6010 — We currently house both men and women at our shelter, but we do not yet have a location for women with children. Services: Food: Hot meals and emergency food bo
AR River Valley Area Council, Inc. - Freedom House — Housing & Shelter in Russellville, Arkansas — (479) 968-7086 — Freedom House provides shelter services to men and women over the age of 18 at our Freedom House Drug Treatment Facility. Interested participants must be willin
Aliyah House - Covenant Ministries — Housing & Shelter in Hatfield, Arkansas — (870) 389-6311 — Domestic Violence Shelter. The mission of Covenant House is to provide a place of refuge for women and children in crisis situations, particularly those facing
Benton County Women's Shelter — Housing & Shelter in Bentonville, Arkansas — (501) 273-0730 — They provide emergency shelter to women.
Bethlehem House — Housing & Shelter in Conway, Arkansas — (501) 329-4862 — A Christian Transitional Shelter providing shelter and services to homeless men, women and children. Length of stay for a resident is determined by the time nee
Burrell Behavioral Health Fayetteville — Housing & Shelter in Fayetteville, Arkansas — (501) 521-1930 — They provide shelter to youth ages 12-17. Clients can stay up to 6 months based on need.
Children's Home, Inc. — Housing & Shelter in Paragould, Arkansas — (870) 239-4031 — Residential Group Home. Boys and girls who need care from birth to 17 years old
Committee Against Spouse Abuse, Inc. — Housing & Shelter in Pine Bluff, Arkansas — (870) 535-2955 — Emergency shelter for battered women and their children
Community Action Program for Central Arkansas — Housing & Shelter in Conway, Arkansas — (501) 329-3891 — CAPCA operates an Emergency Shelter program when funds are available. Eligible households experiencing homelessness may receive up to 3 nights hotel stay to all
Community Outreach Services — Housing & Shelter in Paris, Arkansas — (479) 963-3300 — Community Outreach Services is a food pantry. Food pantry service hours: Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday: 9:00am - 2:00pm and Wednesdays 9:00am - 12:00pm. . *
Community Rescue Mission Inc — Housing & Shelter in Fort Smith, Arkansas — (479) 782-1443 — Community Rescue Mission is a not-for-profit, faith-based organization that provides safe shelter, meals, and needed support to help people get back on their fe
Consolidated Youth Services — Housing & Shelter in Jonesboro, Arkansas — (870) 972-1110 — Youth shelter. Boys and girls from 8 to 18 years old. Allowed to stay up to 60 days max. Services: Emergency Shelter Emergency placement for 1 to 45 days for ma
Crisis Center for Women — Housing & Shelter in Fort Smith, Arkansas — (501) 782-1821 — Crisis line-501-782-4956 and 1-800-359-0056, Battered women's shelter. Women and children shelter. can stay from 30 days to transitional housing 1 - 2 years. Th
Domestic Violence Prevention — Housing & Shelter in Texarkana, Arkansas — (903) 794-4000 — DVP provides emergency shelter, immediate crisis intervention and advocacy, a 24 hour crisis hoteline, emergency and medical transportation, legal advocacy and
Domiciliary Care for Homeless Veterans Program — Housing & Shelter in North Little Rock, Arkansas — (501) 257-2311 — Residential treatment for homeless veterans with medical or psychiatric problems. Veterans only
Dove House — Housing & Shelter in Clinton, Arkansas — (501) 745-5657 — women's homeless and battered women's shelter. Homeless women can stay 3 - 7 days. Battered women can stay up to 28 days. The thrift store and Outreach office a
East Arkansas Youth Services — Housing & Shelter in Marion, Arkansas — (870) 739-4219 — Youth shelter for boys and girls. Can stay 30 - 60 days on emergency basis. Can stay up to 1 year for residential treatment
Economic and Nonprofit Solutions, Inc — Housing & Shelter in Stuttgart, Arkansas — (870) 672-4558 — Provides Housing programs, assistance to the homeless, positive youth development, neighborhood revitalization. Call for details. This is not a homeless shelter
Families In Transition, Inc. — Housing & Shelter in West Memphis, Arkansas — (870) 732-4077 — Domestic Violence Shelter for families. For Eligibility: Victims of domestic violence and their children; Homeless Can stay from 72 hours to 30 days initially.
Family Promises of Pulaski County — Housing & Shelter in Little Rock, Arkansas — (501) 372-0733 — SHELTER The shelter operates mid-May through mid-August and mid-November through mid-January. Applicants must be families with children under age of 18. Must pa
Family Violence Prevention — Housing & Shelter in Batesville, Arkansas — (870) 793-8111 — Women's Shelter 24 hr Hotline: 870-793-8111 Men's Shelter 24 hr Hotline: 870-569-8024 Battered Women's Shelter. Women 18 years and older. Can stay up to 30 days
Fayetteville Emergency Shelter — Housing & Shelter in Fayetteville, Arkansas — (479) 521-0857 — Emergency Shelter. Provides a Men's, Women's and Family Dormsshelter. Hours: Check in times: 4:30 9:00 pm Dinner served at 5:00 pm (4:30 on Sunday) Location: En
Firm Foundation Ministries — Housing & Shelter in North Little Rock, Arkansas — (501) 945-7412 — Office hours: Mondays through Fridays 7am to 5pm. Men's homeless shelter and half way house. Day labor and job placements for residents only.
Fort Smith Children's Emergency Shelter — Housing & Shelter in Fort Smith, Arkansas — (479) 783-0018 — Youth facility, boys and girls. can stay from 30 - 60 days The Children's Emergency Shelter houses children who have been removed from the custody of their guar

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