Capitol Hill Group Ministry Serving the Community, One Neighbor at a Time 1 3 2 Administrative Offices 421 Seward Square, SE Washington, DC 20003 202-544-0631 2013 Offices Shirley s Place Day 1338 G Street, SE Washington, DC 20003 202-544-3150 1 2 3 Shelter Plus Care/STI Offices 1201 I Street, SE Washington, DC 20003 202-543-2929 CHGM also does regular home visits with STI, CBSP, and SPC participants at their homes located throughout the city (predominantly in Ward 7 & 8). 2013 Homeless Services Resource Guide Serving the Community, One Neighbor at a Time www.chgm.net
Calvary Episcopal Church Capitol Hill Presbyterian Capitol Hill United Methodist Church Capitol Hill Seventh-day Adventist Christ Church + Washington Parish Christ United Methodist Church Ebenezer United Methodist Church Hill Havurah Holy Comforter-St. Cyprian Lincoln Park United Methodist Church Lutheran Church of the Reformation Debra Keats Jane Rutherford Elizabeth Stanley 2013 Congregational Partners Parish of St. Monica and St. James Episcopal Church St. Joseph s on Capitol Hill St. Mark s Episcopal Church, Capitol Hill St. Peter s Catholic Church Tibetan Buddhist Dharma of Capitol Hill Unity of Washington, DC Washington City Church of The Brethren Washington Community Fellowship 2013 Board Members Evelyn Barnes Gary Bockweg Tim LaCasse Index Housing...Page2 Shelters...Page 5 Street Outreach... Page 7 Mental Health... Page 8 Addiction Treatment... Page 9 Meals/Groceries... Page 10 Legal... Page 12... Page 13 ID/Birth Certificates... Page 15 Public /... Page 15 Day /Showers... Page 17 Medical... Page 18 Employment/Educational... Page 19 Rental Assistance... Page 21 Updated September 25th, 2013 Judith Cornwell Larry Nelson Linda Nelson Joel Kelty Shiree Skinner Emergency Rental Assistance Program (ERAP) Rental Assistance (202) 671-4200 64 New York Avenue NE, 6th Floor Housing Counseling Service (202) 667-7006 2410 17th Street, NW, Suite 100 UPO s Housing Counseling Program Rental Assistance (202) 610-5900 1649 Good Hope Road SE Armed Forces Foundation (910) 585-8003 16 North Carolina Avenu, SE Catholic Charities (202) 574-3442 220 Highview Pl., SE Landlord Tenant Resource Legal Service for Rental Housing Issues 202-508-1710 Court Building B 510 4th Street, NW Room 115 Office of People s Counsel Utility Disputes Advocate (202) 727-3071 1133 15th Street, NW Suite 500 Salvation Army 202-332-5000 2300 Martin Luther King Jr. Avenue, SE Shiloh Family Life Utility Assistance 202-232-4288 1510 9th Street, NW Four Walls Development Inc Rental Assistance (202) 328-6236 1807 Belmont Rd NW # 207 22
- Be eligible for VR services - Be determined to have significant disabilities - Have a comprehensive assessment of rehabilitative needs that identifies supported employment as the appropriate rehabilitation or vocational goal. Samaritan Ministry of Greater Washington Job Assistance 202-722-2280 1516 Hamilton Street, NW Support Services Educational Support SOME (So Others Might Eat) for Employment Training Job Training & Educational Services 202-583-4655 2815 O Street, SE Focuses on training for Medical Administrative Assistant & Building Maintenance Service Technician Rental Assistance The Salvation Army 1 & 2 Emergency Rental Assistance (202) 332-5000 1434 Harvard Street, NW Suite B Change Inc. 3 & 4 Emergency Rental Assistance (202) 387-3725 1413 Park Road, NW Anacostia Comm. Outreach 5 202-889-5607 711 24th Street, NE, Unit 119 Faith Consortium 5 Emergency Rental Assistance (202) 576-3245 1500 Franklin Street, NE Capitol Hill Group Ministry 6 202-544-3150 1338 G Street, SE Father McKenna 6 202-842-1112 19 Eye Street, NW Marshall Heights Community Service 7 202-396-1200 3939 Benning Rd, NE The Salvation Army Solomon G. Brown Community 7 & 8 Emergency Rental Assistance (202) 678-9771 2300 Martin Luther King, Jr. Avenue, SE Housing Calvary Women s Shelter Transitional & Permanent Housing for Women (202) 289-2111 or (202) 678-2341 110 Maryland Avenue, NE Mental Health Services Addiction Recovery Financial Literacy Program www.calvaryservices.org 2013 Homeless Services Resource Guide Calvary began as a single emergency shelter in the basement of a church in 1983. Since then they have grown into an organization that offers housing and services to homeless women through three programs, including Calvary Women s Shelter. Catholic Charities Transitional & Permanent Housing (202) 772-4300 924 G Street, NW Adult Education Children & Teens Emergency Shelter Food Assistance Health Care Legal Aid http://www.catholiccharitiesdc.org Catholic Charities is the social ministry outreach of the Archdiocese of Washington. Motivated by the Gospel message of Jesus Christ, and guided by Catholic social and moral teaching, Catholic Charities strengthens the lives of all in need by giving help that empowers and hope that lasts. Pathways To Housing Permanent Supportive Housing 202-529-2972 101 Q Street, NE Suite G Resource Integrated Healthcare Street Outreach Employment & Education Services Pathways to Housing DC is committed to ending homelessness for individuals with serious mental illnesses, co-occurring substance abuse disorders and/or other medical challenges in our Nation s capitol. SOME (So Others May Eat) Long-Term Affordable Housing (202) 797 8806 Ext. 2911 71 O Street, NW Case Management Sasha Bruce Youthwork Transitional Living Program for ages 18-21 (202) 675-9385 2922 O Street SE 2
Counseling Life skills Trainings Career Guidance Job Referrals The Transitional Living Program provides supervised apartment living for older youth ages 18 to 21 whose family problems prevent them from living at home. TLP requires residents to be enrolled in school, work part-time, and save portions of their income. Sasha Bruce Youthwork- Olaiya s Cradle Supportive Living Program for young mothers ages 18-21 (202) 675-8371 739 Eighth Street SE Counseling Maternal and Infant Health Care Life Skills Training Education & Career Guidance Child Care Support & Parental Training Olaiya s Cradle is a supportive, independent living program for homeless young mothers ages 18-21 and their children, for up to 18 months. Coalition for the Homeless Transitional & Permanent Housing (202) 347-8870 1234 Massachusetts Avenue, NW Family Services Emergency Shelter Employment Services The Coalition for the Homeless is a nonprofit organization that has served the Washington metropolitan area since 1980. Its mission is to help homeless, at-risk individuals and families return to self-sufficiency and independent living, through a range of residential and social services. U.S. Veterans Initiative D.C., Inc. Transitional & Permanent Housing for Veterans (202) 545-1660 425 Atlantic St. SE Unit 103 Employment Assistance U.S.VETS is the nation s largest nonprofit provider of comprehensive services to homeless and at-risk veterans. We are dedicated to the successful transition of military veterans and their families. Alive Inc Temporary Housing for Women and Families (703) 684-1430 2723 King Street, Alexandria, Virginia 22302 Child Development Food Emergency Monetary Assistance Furniture/Houseware ALIVE! is a nonprofit organization of volun- Beulah Baptist Church GED Education Program 202-396-5368 5820 Dix Street, NE LVA-NCA (Literacy Volunteers of the National Capital Area) Adult Educational Program 202-387-1772 635 Edgewood St. NE GED Program DC Dpt. of Employment Service Office of Apprenticeship Information & Training Govt. Agency 202-698-5099 4058 Minnesota Avenue, NE, Suite 401 Hours: Monday to Friday, 8:30 am to 5 pm Department of Mental Health (DMH) Supported Employment Program Govt. Agency 202-671-2988 64 New York Avenue, NE, 4th Floor Hours: Monday to Friday, 8:15 am to 4:45 pm East River Family Strengthening Collaborative Job Assistance & Financial Education 202-397-7300 3732 Minnesota Ave, NE Goodwill of Greater Washington Training 202-636-4225 2200 South Dakota Ave, NE Job Placement & Retention Services Intake & Assessment Green Door Employment Assistance with Mental Health Illness (202) 464-9200 1221 Taylor Street NW Housing Assistance Pathways To Housing Employment & Education Services 202-529-2972 101 Q Street, NE Suite G Resource Integrated Healthcare Street Outreach Rehabilitation Services Administration Supported Employment Program (202) 730-1700 1125 15th Street, NW Hours: Mon-Fri: 8:15 am- 4:45 pm To be eligible for SE services from RSA, you must: 20
Educational Outreach Prevention 202-546-5940 410 7th Street, SE Sex Education Outreach, Support & Discussion Groups, Counseling Abundant Life Clinic STD Clinic 202-547-6440 717 8th Street, SE Unity at DC General Ward 7 Comprehensive Health Services 202-548-6500 1900 Massachusetts Ave., SE Building 29 Health Hours: Monday thru Friday 8:15 am to 4:45 pm Thursday 8:15 am 8:00 pm Dental Hours: Monday thru Friday 8:00 am to 4:30 pm Closed from 12:00 to 1:00 pm Helping Individual Prostitutes Survive (HIPS) Wards Sex Health Servcies 202-232-8150 24-Hour Hotline: 1-800-676-4477 PO Box 21394 Mobile Outreach on Thurs, Fri and Sat nights from 11pm to 5 am Employment/Educational Jubilee Jobs Job Preparation & Placement Services 202-667-8970 2712 Ontario Road, NW Hours: M-Th: 9AM-5PM Fri: 9AM- 3:30PM STRIVE DC, Inc. Employment Program (202) 484-1264 715 I Street NE GED Program, employment assistance Aim Hire (Friendship Place) Job Placement (202) 364-1419 Ext. 18 4713 Wisconsin Ave. NW Part of the Community Council for the Homeless at Friendship Place Jobs Have Priority, Inc. Employment & Education Services (202) 544-9128 1526 Pennsylvania Ave SE Shelters Transitional Rehabilitation Program United Planning Organization (UPO) Adult Education & Training 202-238-4600 301 Rhode Island Ave, NW teers from over 40 religious congregations and the community working together to help those in need in Alexandria, Virginia. Covenant House of Washington Supportive Housing Program Supportive Housing for ages 18-24 (202) 610-9600 2001 Mississippi Ave SE Emergency shelter Workforce Development & Job Placement Case Management Child Development Covenant House Washington is the Washington, D.C. affiliate of Covenant House International, the nation s largest privately funded nonprofit organization responding to the needs of young people who suffer from homelessness, abuse and neglect. Friendship Place Transitional & Permanent Housing (202) 549-6369 4713 Wisconsin Ave. NW Health Care Jobs Education Veteran Services Street Outreach CCHFP is for empowering men and women experiencing homelessness to rebuild their lives with the involvement of the community. Damien Ministries Inc Transitional Housing (202) 526-3020 Ext. 19 2200 Rhode Island Avenue, NE Case Management System Guidance District of Columbia Department of Housing and Community Development Housing Services (202) 442-9505 (202) 442-7200 1800 Martin Luther King Avenue SE DHCD provides a variety of services to individuals and organizations interested in developing housing or businesses in District communities. Catholic Charities Of The Diocese Of Arlington Transitional Housing (703) 910-4845 200 N. Glebe Road, Suite 506, Arlington, VA 22203 Family Services Emergency Shelter Immigrant Services Senior Services Food Services Employment Guidance 4
The mission of Catholic Charities of the Diocese of Arlington is rooted in the Gospel of Jesus Christ and the official teachings of the Roman Catholic faith. District of Columbia Housing Authority Housing Services (202) 535-1000 1133 North Capitol Street N.E. http://www.dchousing.org/ Homes For Working Families Provide homes for working families (202) 580-6220 1150 18th St NW 3901 Connecticut Ave NW # 203 Homes for Working Families is a national, nonprofit organization dedicated to advancing policy changes that enable more of America s working families to find safe, good-quality homes they can afford. Shelters Shelter Hotline: 1-(800) 535-7252 801 East Shetler Men, 7PM-7AM (202) 561-4014 801 East Building 2700 Martin Luther King Blvd., SE Hypothermia shelter between November and March Adams Place Shelter Men, 7PM-7AM (202) 832-8317 2210 Adam s Place, NE Substance abuse meeting and support group is hosted on Mondays and Wednesdays between 8:15 pm and 9:15 pm. Hypothermia shelter between November and March New York Avenue Shelter Men, 12 hr (202) 832-2359 1355 New York Ave NE D.C. General Building 9- Harriet Tubman Women, 12 hr (202) 547-1924 1900 Massachusetts Ave SE John Young Women, 12 hr (202) 639-8469 117 D St NW Nativity Shelter Women, 12 hr (202) 487-2012 6010 Georgia Ave NW Virginia Williams Family Resource Family 8:30am-4:00pm Weekdays (202)526-0017 33 N. Street, NE Sasha Bruce Youthwork (Bruce House) facilities Phone and computer services Case management, conversation, and counseling with experienced staff Life Skills building workshops, such as Money Management and Child development. Employment soft skills training and job coaching Father McKenna Men s Drop-In / Shower (202) 842-1112 19 I Street NW Showers: 8:30 AM to 10:45 AM Visitor Services Drop-In Program 202-544-2131 1422 Massachusetts Ave SE Employment Assistance Medical Children s National Medical (CNMC) Ward 5 Hospital 202-476-5000 111 Michigan Avenue, NW Washington Hospital Ward 5 Hospital 202-877-7000 110 Irving Street, NW The Women s Collective Ward 5 Women s Health Services (202) 483 7003 1331 Rhode Island Avenue NE Unity at Walker-Jones Comprehensive Health Services (202) 354-1120 40 Patterson Street, NE Health Hours: Monday, Wednesday and Friday 8:15 am 4:45 pm Tuesday and Thursday 8:15 8:00 pm (Extended Hours 5:00 8:00 pm) Saturday 9:00 am to 1:00 pm Unity at Southwest Comprehensive Health Services (202) 548-4520 850 Delaware Ave., SW Health Hours: Monday-Friday 8:15 AM-4:45 PM Metro TeenAIDS (MTA) Sex Education Services 202-543-9355 651 Pennsylvania Avenue, SE Sexual Minority Youth Assistance League (SMYAL) 18
National for Black Aged Senior Citizens (202) 637-840 1220 L Street, NW Suite 800 Virginia Williams Family (202) 526-0017 33 N. Street, NE M-F: 8:30AM- 4PM Day /Showers United Planning Organization Ward 1 Shelter Assistance 1-(800) 535-7252 301 Rhode Island Avenue, NW Rachel s Women s Day Ward 2 Day (202) 682-1005 1222 11th Street, NW Hours: Monday, Wednesday - Friday 7am - 4pm Tuesday 7am - 2:30pm Saturday 9am - 3pm Holidays 8am - 4pm Oasis Senior Ward 2 Day for Seniors (202) 265-2017 1226 Vermont Ave., NW Bethany Women s Ward 2 Drop-In (202) 939-2060 1333 N Street, NW M-F: 7:30AM-4PM Weekends and holidays: 9AM-4PM Georgetown Ministry Drop-In Ward 2 Drop-In (202) 338-8301 1041 Wisconsin Av NW Everyday: 8am-4pm Friendship Place (Welcome ) Ward 3 Day 202-364-1419 4713 Wisconsin Ave, NW Monday: 8:30-11:30am, 12:30-4pm Tuesday-Friday: 8:30-11:30am, 1-3pm House of Imagene Ward 5 Women s Shelter (202) 518-8488 214 P St NW Open 24 Hours Capitol Hill Group Ministry- Shirley s Place Day 202-544-3150 1338 G St. SE Ages 11-17, 24 hr (202) 546-4900 1022 Maryland Avenue NE Individual, Group, & Family Counseling Case Management Support for Shelter Graduates Temporary Respite Care St. Luke s Shelter Men s Shelter (202) 333-4949 3655 Calvert Street, NW Central Union Mission Men Only Shelter (202) 647-7466 1350 R Street, NW Recovery Programs Family Programs & Emergency Food Rachel s Women s Day Women s Day (202) 682-1005 1222 11th Street, NW Hours: Monday, Wednesday - Friday 7am - 4pm Tuesday 7am - 2:30pm Saturday 9am - 3pm Holidays 8am - 4pm Capitol Hill Group Ministry Congregation Based Shelter Program (202) 544 3150 1338 G St. SE Provides nontraditional apartment-style shelter for 5-8 families in DC every night of the year. Day at Shirley s Place, 8AM-6PM weekdays, 9AM-6PM Saturdays Community Partnership Shelter Hotline Single Adults Shelter (202) 399-7093 801 Pennsylvania Avenue, SE Suite 360 Covenant House of Washington Crisis Emergency Shelter for ages 18-24 (202) 610-9514 Transitional Housing Program Supportive Housing Program Work Readiness Education & Training Child Development Father McKenna Men s Shelter (202) 842-1112 19 I Street NW M-F 8am ONLY/ Utilities& Rental assistance Mens Only shelter Federal City Shelter Shelter (202) 508-0500 425 2nd Street, N.W. Shelter Hotline #: 1-800-535-7252 Gospel Rescue Ministries Provides: Shelter Meals, showers, laundry, and restroom 6
(202) 842-1731 810 5th Street, NW Treatment Program Open Door Women, 12 hr (202) 639-8093 425 2nd St NW (at E Street) Street Outreach Salvation Army Grate Patrol (202) 332-5000 1434 Harvard Street NW Also Provides: ID/ Birth Certificate Assistance Assistance Employment & Education Assistance Clothes Latin American Youth Hope s House (202) 713-0475 1419 Columbia Rd NW Neighbors Consejo (202) 234-6855 3118 16th St NW Washington, DC 20010 Downtown Cluster Congregations (202) 347-7014 1313 New York Ave NW Team of bi-lingual outreach workers providing emergency referrals and case management assistance to the street homeless of the nation s capital Unity Health Care Medical Outreach (202) 276-3381 1220 12th Street, SE Regular Stops: 13th & NY Ave, NW St. Elizabeth s Shelter Franklin School Shelter 15th & I Streets, NW Crummel Shelter NY Ave Shelter Miriam s Kitchen, Grace Church Farragut, Franklin and Lafayette Parks Medical Van Hours: Monday to Thursday 5:00pm 9:00pm Friday 7:30am 12pm Friendship Place (202) 549-6369 4713 Wisconsin Ave. NW Service Area: West of Rock Creek Park East of the Potomac South of Western Avenue Pathways To Housing 202-529-2972 101 Q Street, NE Suite G Resource Integrated Healthcare Employment & Education Services 645 H Street, NE M,Tu,Thur, Fri: 8:15AM - 4:45PM Wed: 8:15AM-7PM Social Security Administration 800-772-1213 Toll Free 1905 9th Street, NE Suite B M,Tu,Thur, Fri: 9AM - 3PM Wed: 9AM-12PM Social Security Administration 800-772-1213 Toll Free 2041 MLK Jr. Ave SE M,Tu,Thur, Fri: 9AM - 3PM Wed: 9AM-12PM Social Security Administration 800-772-1213 Toll Free 2100 M Street, NW M,Tu,Thur, Fri: 9AM - 3PM Wed: 9AM-12PM Social Security Administration 800-772-1213 Toll Free 1905-B 9th St NE M,Tu,Thur, Fri: 9AM - 3PM Wed: 9AM-12PM Taylor Street Service 202-576-8000 202-576-8740 (Fax) 1207 Taylor Street, NW M,Tu,Thur, Fri: 8:15AM - 4:45PM Wed: 8:15AM-7PM Bread For The City - Northwest (202) 265-2400 1525 Seventh Street, NW Medical Services Legal Services Bread For The City - Southeast (202) 561-8587 1640 Good Hope Road, SE Medical Services Legal Services Capitol Hill Group Ministry 202-544-0631 1338 G St. SE Day Street Outreach Life Skills & Job Training Department of Human Services Burial Assistance 202-698-4112 645 H Street, NE ESA provides up to $800 towards funeral services or $450 towards the cost of cremation Capitol Hill Group Ministry (202) 368-4867 16
CARA House Family Ties Program (202) 396-9330 ext: 43 603 50th Street, NE Emergency food Mentoring Tutoring Resource center ID/Birth Certificates Department of Health Vital Records Division/Birth Certificate Records/ID 202-442-9303 899 North Capitol Street NE M-F: 8:30 am to 3:30 pm Washington DC Department of Motor Vehicles Identification (202) 737-4404 3220 Pennsylvania Ave, SE Tuesday-Saturday: 8:15am - 4pm Washington DC Department of Motor Vehicles Identification (202) 737-4404 95 M Street, SW Tuesday-Saturday: 8:15am - 4pm Washington DC Department of Motor Vehicles Identification (202) 737-4404 1233 Brentwood Road, NE Tuesday-Saturday: 8:15am - 4pm Public / Anacostia Service 202-645-4614 Fax: (202) 727-3527 2100 Martin Luther King Avenue, SE M,Tu,Thur, Fri: 8:15AM - 4:45PM Wed: 8:15AM-7PM Congress Heights Service 202-645-4546 Fax: (202) 645-4524 4001 South Capitol Street, SW M,Tu,Thur, Fri: 8:15AM - 4:45PM Wed: 8:15AM-7PM Eckington Service 202-724-8720 202-724-8602 (Fax) 51 N Streets, NE Second Floor M-F: 8:15 am - 4:45 pm Fort Davis Service 202-645-4500 202-645-6205 (Fax) 3851 Alabama Avenue, SE M-F: 8:15 am - 4:45 pm H Street Service 202-698-4350 202-724-8964 421 Seward Sq. SE First Helping (DC Central Kitchen) (202) 234-0707 425 2nd Street NW Serves Southeast D.C Covenant House of Washington Supportive Housing Program (202) 610-9600 2001 Mississippi Ave SE Weekdays from 3 p.m. to 11 p.m. Prison Outreach Ministry 202-772-4300 PO Box 4597 Mental Health Mobile Crisis Hotline (DC Department of Mental Health) 202-673-9300 Hours: 9AM-1AM 422 8th St SE, 2nd Floor Dept. of Mental Health Hotline 24 Hour Hotline 1-888-793-4357 422 8th St SE, 2nd Floor Comprehensive Psychiatric Emergency Program (CPEP) 24 Hour Emergency Psychiatric Services (202) 673-9319 DC General Hospital Compound Building 14 1905 E Street, SE Mobile Crisis Services Emergency Hotline- 9AM-1AM 1-888-793-4357 Anchor Mental Health Association Mental Health Services (202) 635-5900 1001 Lawrence St., NE Green Door Mental Health Services (202) 464-9200 1221 Taylor Street NW Ida Mae Campbell Wellness & Resource Mental Health Wellness Recovery & Peer Support (202) 684-7015 2759 Martin Luther King Jr. Ave. SE Family and Medical Counseling Services, Inc. (FEMCS, Inc.) Family Mental Health Services (202) 889-7900 2041 Martin Luther King, Jr. Avenue SE Suicide Prevention Hotline 1-800-273-8255 Community Connections, Inc. Clinical Programs, Research, Residential Programs (202) 546-1512 801 Pennsylvania Avenue, SE Suite 201 Anchor Mental Health Mental Health Services 202-635-5900 8
1001 Lawrence Street, NE Bowen for the Study of the Family Georgetown Family Research, Clininical Services, Social Work (800) 432-6882 (202) 965-4400 4400 MacArthur Blvd NW Community Action Group Mental Health Services, Residential Adult Treatment, Transitional Living (202) 543-4558 335 Eighth Street, SE Deaf Reach Mental Health Referral (202) 832-6681 3521 12th Street, NE Family Matters Mental Health, Counseling Services (202) 289-1510 1509 16th Street, NW Family Preservation Outpatient Mental Health Clinic (202) 543-0387 3341 Benning Road NE Addiction Treatment Clean and Sober Streets Drug & Alcohol Treatment and Rehabilitation Program (202) 783-7343 425 2nd Street, NW Kolmac Clinic Outpatient Alcohol & Drug Treatment s 202-638-1992 1411 K Street NW, Suite 703 Seton House Detox (202) 269-7222 1053 Buchanan Street, NE Psychiatric Institute of Washington Detox (202) 885-5600 4228 Wisconsin Avenue, NW Addiction Prevention and Recovery Administration (APRA) Assessment and Referral (202) 727-8473 70 N Street, NE Better Way Program Outpatient, Abstinence Program 202-396-4290 4606 Sheriff Rd, NE Family and Medical Counseling Service Medical Case Management, Substance Abuse Counseling (202) 889-7900 2041 Martin Luther King Avenue, SE Greater Mount Calvary Holy Church Cataadah House Aftercare Trt Program Rehab (202) 832-8336 802 Rhode Island Avenue, NE Hours: 8:45AM- 5PM, Mon-Fri. Food Stamp Assistance Housing & Rent Assistance Employment Services Union Temple Baptist Church Village Keepers Homeless Ministry (202) 678-8822 1225 W Street, SE Mobile & stationary feeding program Counseling Referral services Douglas Memorial United Methodist Church (202) 397-1562 800 11th St NE Open 2nd & 4th Sunday of the month First Trinity Lutheran Church 202-737-4859 501 Fourth Street NW Wednesdays: 10-12PM Fridays: Mens clothing 10-12PM Hughes Memorial United Methodist 202-398-3411 25 53rd St. NE Every 2nd Saturday of the month- 11AM Mt. Moriah Baptist Church 202-544-5588 1636 E Capital St NE & Food Distribution every 4th Thursday of the month- 10AM Must have ID So Others Might Eat (SOME) (202) 797-8806 71 O Street, NW Emergency Dining Showers Health Services Lincoln Park United Methodist 202-543-1318 1301 N Caroline Ave NE Coat Drive in Winter The Shepherd s Table, Inc. 301-585-6463 8210 Colonial Ln Silver Spring, MD 20910 Meal Program Eye Clinic Nineteenth Street Baptist Church (202) 829-2773 4606 16th Street, NW (Ward 4) Emergency Food Baskets (Change, Inc. referral required) National for Children and Families 14
(202) 434-2120 601 E St. NW Washington Legal Clinic for the Homeless Legal Assistance (202) 328-5500 1200 U Street, NW National Law on Homelessness and Poverty Legal Assistance (202) 638-2535 1411 K Street, NW Bread for the City (202) 386-7081 (202) 587-0527 1640 Good Hope Rd SE Martha s Table (202) 328-6608 2114 14th Street NW Meals Emergency Food Services Anacostia Community Outreach (202) 889-5607 2443 Ainger Place, SE Food Pantry Emergency Financial Assistance Support Services Education Programs The Family Place, Inc. (202) 265-0149 3309 16th Street, NW Food Distribution Education Programs Social Support Case Management Bread For The City - Northwest (202) 265-2400 1525 Seventh Street, NW Medical Services Legal Services Bread For The City - Southeast (202) 561-8587 1640 Good Hope Road, SE Medical Services Legal Services Martin Luther King Jr. Multi-Service (NNE/CIC) (202) 399-6900 1326 Florida Avenue, NE For Ward 5 and 6 residents only. Referral and ID required. Gospel Rescue Ministries Treatment (202) 842-1731 810 5th Street, NW Howard University Hospital Drug Abuse Institute Chemical & Behavioral Management (202) 865-7677 2041 Georgia Avenue, NW Suite 6B-07 RAP Inc Women s Residential Community Therapy (202) 462-7500 1949 4th Street, NE Salvation Army Harbor Lights Residential Treatment 202-269-6333 2100 New York Avenue, NE Second Genesis Inc Therapeutic Community Residential Treatment 202-222-0120 1320 Harvard Street, N.W. So Others Might Eat Inc (SOME) Addiction Recovery Services (202) 797-8806 60 O Street, NW UPO Comprehensive Treatment Outpatient Medical Opioid Treatment Program (202) 682-6599 1900 Massachusetts Avenue, SE Meals/Groceries Bread For The City - Northwest (202) 265-2400 1525 Seventh Street, NW Medical Services Legal Services Bread For The City - Southeast (202) 561-8587 1640 Good Hope Road, SE Medical Services Legal Services Capital Area (202) 644-9800 4900 Puerto Rico Avenue, NE Also Provides: Food Referrals Nutrition Education Father McKenna (St Aloysius Church) Hot Meals & Food Pantry 202-842-1112 10
19 I Street NW Meals: M-F, required to attend 11 AM support group meetings Dinner program during hypothermia season. Food Pantry: M-F, 11AM-12:15PM Families may pick up food twice a month Martha s Table Providing Meals, Emergency Food Services (202) 328-6608 2114 14th Street NW Referral-based So Others Might Eat (SOME) Emergency Dining (202) 797-8806 71 O Street, NW Showers Health Services Calvary Episcopal Church Meals 202-546-8011 820 6th St. NE Operates a Saturday AM breakfast program 3x monthly Home Mission Society of Mount Airy Baptist Church (202) 789-0640 1100 North Capitol Street, NW Emergency Financial Assistance Pastoral Counseling for families, individuals (by appointment only) Church of the Brethren Nutrition Program Hot Meals 202-547-5924 337 North Carolina Ave. SE Operates a Monday & Fridayonly lunch program; plans to expand to Tuesdays and Thursdays. New Abundant Life Church 202 397-7123 331 5th Street SE SHARE clothing/ canned goods call first for availability St. Peter s on Capitol Hill Food Distribution 202-547-1430 313 2nd Street SE Distributes non-perishable food 1 Saturday a month United Church of Christ Food Pantry 202-543-5994 100 Maryland Ave NE 2nd & 4th Saturdays 10-12PM Referrals United House of Prayer For Meals (202) 289-1916 601 M Street NW Douglas Memorial United Methodist Church Meal Program (202) 397-1562 800 11th St NE Free Lunch 2nd & 4th Saturday of the month Ebenezer United Methodist Church Food Services (202) 544-1415 400 D Street SE Serves 1st Saturday of the month Friendship Baptist Church Meal Program (202) 863-9014 900 Delaware Ave, SW Hot Meal/ Bible Study, except for the month Aug. Holy Comforter-St. Cyprian Food Pantry (202) 546-1885 1357 E. Capitol Street SE Serves only in December Immaculante Conception Church Food Services 202-322-8888 1315 8th Street, NW For Shaw Residence Only,need proof of residence & ID Hours: Mon, Tu, Thurs, Fri. 9-3PM. Closed Wed. Providence Baptist Church Food (202) 543-7894 527 Kentucky Ave SE Outreach Food Distribution Lincoln Park United Methodist Food Pantry & Meals (202) 543-1318 1301 North Caroline Ave NE Food Pantry- Every 3rd Saturday: 12-2PM Lunches every Wed. in Fall and Winter Lutheran Church Reformation Food Pantry (202) 543-4200 212 E. Capitol Street SE Legal Legal Counsel For The Elderly (AARP) Free Legal & Social Work Services 12