South Peninsula Haven House Emergency Shelter

South Peninsula Haven House Emergency Shelter

Family / Youth Shelter — domestic-and-sexual-violence emergency shelter

domestic-and-sexual-violence emergency shelter. Serves Women and children affected by domestic violence or sexual assault; alternative housing support is available for men. Gender/access: Shelter houses women and children; people of all genders are encouraged to call. Household eligibility: Women with children are served. Intake: No service-provider referral required; call crisis line or seek walk-in advocacy. Eligibility: Women and children needing safety from domestic violence or sexual assault; alternative housing support is offered to men. Accessibility: Wheelchair and disability accessible; interpreters available. Pets: Family pets accepted. Published capacity: 20. Waitlist/availability: Call crisis line for current shelter availability and safe transport. Meals: Food and essentials provided; commercial kitchen available. Showers: Residential hygiene facilities available. Laundry: Laundry room available. Case management: Individual and group advocacy, safety planning, legal support, child services, and goal setting. Housing navigation: Application support and connections to housing and community resources. Medical services: Medical-access help, hospital response, and child-advocacy medical coordination. Mental-health services: Therapy referrals and mental-health support. Transportation: Transportation to shelter may be provided for screening. Donations: Financial donations support shelter and advocacy; thrift-store and direct needs vary. Volunteering: Volunteer and advocacy opportunities published.