Shelter for Domestic Violence Victims - CASA
This is a shelter for victims of violence in the home, sexual or physical abuse. Many support services are offered, including food, shelter and counseling. Please see the website for more information.
This is a shelter for victims of violence in the home, sexual or physical abuse. Many support services are offered, including food, shelter and counseling. Please see the website for more information.
Pinellas Hope offers a safe and caring atmosphere. Homeless clients are respected and encouraged to progress in a community setting as they get their lives back on track. A case manager helps each client set goals for self- sufficiency. Please see the website for more information.
Each day, they provide safe shelter, nutritious meals, and hygiene items to nearly 500 men, women, and children. Case managers help guests address their needs, establish goals, and return to stable, permanent housing as quickly as possible. They help build an individualized housing plan, which may include applying for supportive housing programs, entering the Coalition's Rapid ReHousing or Bridge Housing programs, or working with local landlords to secure a room or apartment rental.
Please see the website for more details.
This group helps people who are dealing with homelessness. They check to see what your needs are and help you take the next steps. They have a range of services that can help meet your needs.
Please call 407.652.5310 or click HERE to go to the website to learn more.
Services Include:
Go to the website to see a list of shelters in the Pasco County area. Some are emergency shelters. Some are transitional housing. Some will help you apply for permanent housing.
Shelters of Hope offers affordable housing. It is income based. It is for individuals and families. They also offer shelter for the homeless. They have different types of housing for your needs.
Housing Programs:
Transitional housing for single mothers over 21 years of age with children from infant to 9 years old. “Short term stays for long term success.” You can stay up to 6 months. Private rooms. There is an application process and an income requirement. No DCF assistance provided. Women cannot be in an immediate domestic violence or substance abuse crises.
Oxford House provides sober living help to men, women, and women with children. Sober living houses are priced affordably for those in recovery from drinking problems and addiction. Please call 602.501.1268 or 301.587.2916, or visit the website to learn more.
Panama City Office Phone: 602.501.1268
This group provides a range of social services for those in need. They also offer emergency assistance. Programs vary by community. Please call or visit the website for locations and to learn more.
Charlotte 2-1-1 is a database that contains over 600 local services available to those in need.
Services include:
Please call for more information.