Esperanza Villa Tiny Homes

Esperanza Villa Tiny Homes

Family / Youth Shelter — non-congregate tiny-home interim shelter

non-congregate tiny-home interim shelter. Serves Individuals experiencing homelessness, with local preference for Baldwin Park community members. Gender/access: All genders. Age: Adults; exact age threshold is not published. Household eligibility: Individuals; families are referred to the separate Serenity Homes program. Intake: Referral required through the Teri G. Muse Family Service Center at 14305 Morgan Street, Baldwin Park; the site maintains a waitlist as individuals are referred. Eligibility: Individuals experiencing homelessness; local preference for Baldwin Park community members. Documents: Not published; referral center completes assessment and coordinated-entry intake. Accessibility: Operator states the site complies with ADA standards. Pets: Pets are welcomed according to the current City of Baldwin Park program announcement. Published capacity: 25 tiny-home units / 25 beds. Waitlist/availability: The referral center maintains the individual waitlist; call or email during referral hours. Meals: Three meals daily. Showers: On-site showers and restrooms. Laundry: On-site laundry. Case management: On-site intake, assessment, case management, employment support and wraparound services. Housing navigation: Housing navigation and transition planning toward permanent housing. Medical services: Off-site health-clinic and crisis-evaluation referrals. Mental-health services: Mental-health crisis evaluation and treatment referrals. Transportation: Transportation services and assistance. Donations: Contact City Net or the City of Baldwin Park for current in-kind needs. Volunteering: Contact City Net for current volunteer opportunities.