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Provides a short term emergency shelter with intensive case management services. Open to homeless individuals and families by means of agency and self-referral.

Offers temporary or short-term emergency shelter to people in the community. Advocates for people to achieve housing equity. 

Provides short term, emergency shelter to families experiencing homelessness. Also distributes gift cards, food items, and goods to individuals in need, when available. Families receiving government assistance (TANF, SSI, SSD, or have a housing voucher) are ineligible. Shelter is provided via hotel stays and referrals from other homeless support agencies in the community, depending on funding availability.

Provides overnight, after-hours shelter in a home-like setting with bedrooms, large kitchens, dining areas, and living rooms. Individuals have access to various services such as: Social Security and welfare offices, supermarkets, and laundry facilities.

Provides overnight, after-hours shelter in a home-like setting with bedrooms, large kitchens, dining areas, and living rooms. Individuals have access to various services such as: Social Security and welfare offices, supermarkets, and laundry facilities.

Provides shelter, food, and counseling to homeless men in the community. Services include: case management, life skills training, and substance abuse recovery. Enforces a zero-tolerance policy for drugs and alcohol, with required attendance at a minimum of two NA or AA meetings weekly.

Provides shelter for women experiencing homelessness between the months of December and March each year. A collaborative effort of houses of worship, organizations, and individuals from the greater Asbury Park and Neptune areas and beyond. 

Offers temporary shelter through hotel placement to working families with dependent children who are homeless or at risk of losing their housing. Families are stabilized while they address barriers to independent living. Families who are receiving government assistance (TANF, SSI, SSD, or have a housing voucher) are ineligible. 

Operates a 60-bed shelter that provides emergency services for homeless families and single individuals for achieving self-sufficiency and independent living. Residents are provided with 24-hour staff support and supervision, case management, workshops, housing, supplemental food, clothing, and household items.

Operates a 90-bed temporary shelter capacity, 62 of which are in bedrooms that accommodate from 2 to 8 individuals and 28 are dormitory style. In addition, there is a seasonal (December 15th through March 14th) sit-up shelter for 15 individuals.

The Center receives referrals for temporary shelter from community agencies, religious institutions, and law enforcement agencies. Those referred to the Center may have a history of substance abuse, physical and mental health problems, and unemployment, in addition to homelessness.

Provides shelter, food, and counseling to homeless men in the community. Services include: case management, life skills training, and substance abuse recovery. Enforces a zero-tolerance policy for drugs and alcohol, with required attendance at a minimum of two NA or AA meetings weekly.

Provides emergency shelter and supportive services for homeless individuals and families with children in Cumberland County. Services include: three meals and a snack daily, linen exchange, television in dayroom, and transportation on shelter buses to specific locations.

Provides emergency shelter for single men and women, age 18 and over, and families with children. Offers short-term emergency housing, transitional housing, and supportive housing options. Also provides emergency food, housing search assistance, and referrals to medical and counseling services.