Resource Center

612-248-2350

https://www.simpsonhousing.org/adult-shelter-connect-simpson-shelter/

M-F 10:00 am – 5:00 pm,

Sat, Sun/Holiday 1-5:30 pm

Nightly after 7:30 – 612-248-2350

*Due to COVID 19 pandemic, Adult Shelter Connect will be operated by PHONE ONLY until further notice.  The ASC office at St. Olaf (215 South 8th Street) will be closed to walk-ins and shelter reservations must be made over the phone.

Individuals seeking shelter in Hennepin County need to call for an assessment and placement at one of the Minneapolis shelters. The ASC operates on behalf of the Single Adult Shelter Collaborative which is made up of the five agencies:  Catholic Charities, Our Saviour’s, St. Stephens, Salvation Army, and Simpson Housing Services.  Providing shelter to single individuals over age 18 in Hennepin County.

612-588-0861

www.havenhousing.org/ascension-place

Ascension Place provides supportive housing and comprehensive, individualized support to more than 70 women each year. Our house, a former convent building with 32 private bedrooms, offers a safe and structured environment in which women can stabilize, heal and work to overcome their barriers – chemical dependency, mental health issues, histories of abuse, homelessness, incarceration, etc. – and progress toward a future filled with opportunity.

Minneapolis Avenues, in North Minneapolis

Provides emergency shelter and housing in a welcoming and youth-driven environment.  

Brooklyn Avenues – 11 bed short term housing in Brooklyn Park. 612-522-1690 x2

Minneapolis Avenues and Brooklyn Avenues support individual youth age 16-20 of all gender identities.  They do not accept families, couples, pets, or youth ages 21+ or younger than 16. 

For current shelter bed availability and for immediate resources visit www.ysnmn.org

Or info@avenuesyouth.org

612-529-2185   

 https://www.beaconinterfaith.org/ 

Accepts unmarried couples and LGBT families.  Families stay at host churches.

Single Adults Prevention Services

Calls are accepted the 1st of each month until funds are depleted.

Prevention Hotline number: 612-204-8273

www.dayoneservices.org

1-866-223-1111 Text 612.399.9995

If you are escaping a violent relationship and are in need of shelter, please call this number.

612-204-8211

Subsidiary of Catholic Charities

For 16-20 year old males and females.  All families of youth are contacted if possible. Emergency shelter, short-term housing, and supportive services available. 

*Must be referred by case manger, outreach worker, or other professional.  Referrals come from Hennepin Health and St. Stephen’s Street outreach, County veterans service officer, emergency shelters and county social workers

Priority given to individuals w/chronic psychological or physical health issues, difficulty meeting basic needs or are vulnerable to exploitation.

612-594-2000 

www.houseofcharity.org

info@houseofcharity.org

612-338-4640 

www.sharingandcaringhands.org

info@sharingandcaringhands.org

Mary’s Place offers transitional apartments for homeless families with children.

100 fully furnished apartments.  68 are large apartments accommodating 5-12 people and 32 smaller units accommodating 3-5 people.

1-888-234-1329 

www.tccvm.org/partners_03.html

Links callers with shelter information.

https://www.miwrc.org/family-stabilization-1

612-728-2000

Offers thirteen 2 and 3 bedroom long term (section 8) affordable units with support services on site and one 3 bedroom emergency shelter apartment. Long term housing for families who have experienced chronic homelessness.

612-588-0160

www.havenhousing.org 

Supportive Housing

Provides supportive housing to women, women-led families.  Site-based apartment building.

Supports up to 11 women and women-led families approximately 20 women & women-led families live in scattered site apartments throughout Hennepin County.