Hope for Home Homeless Services Center

Hope for Home Homeless Services Center

Family / Youth Shelter — year-round congregate crisis and bridge shelter with access center

year-round congregate crisis and bridge shelter with access center. Serves Single adults experiencing homelessness in Pomona and Los Angeles County. Gender/access: Men and women. Age: Adults age 18 and older. Household eligibility: Adults without children; families are routed to family-shelter resources. Intake: Call ahead for a prescreen; walk-ins have been accepted, but bed availability and current intake procedure should be confirmed before travel. Eligibility: Single adults age 18 or older experiencing homelessness; program and funding-stream eligibility is assessed at intake. Documents: Latest exact guide lists picture ID, Social Security number if applicable, proof of income and birth certificate; staff can assist when documents are missing. Accessibility: Contact the shelter or City Housing Stabilization Division to request reasonable accommodations. Pets: Not reliably published in current exact sources. Published capacity: Current FY 2025-26 city funding identifies 71 Tri-City crisis beds; the 2024 HUD inventory counted 179 beds across five funding components at this single campus. Waitlist/availability: Call for current bed availability; staff can refer to other housing services when intake is unavailable. Meals: Meals are provided to shelter residents. Showers: On-site basic-needs and hygiene facilities; exact public shower schedule is not published. Case management: Assessment, housing case management, benefits support, life-skills and financial-literacy services. Housing navigation: Individual housing-stability planning and transition to permanent housing. Medical services: On-site East Valley Community Health Center clinic serves program participants and homeless residents using the Access Center. Mental-health services: On-site Tri-City Mental Health Services and counseling support. Transportation: Outreach teams provide connections to shelter and housing; current transportation details are not published. Donations: Contact Hope for Home or Volunteers of America Los Angeles for current material-donation needs. Volunteering: Contact Volunteers of America Los Angeles for current volunteer opportunities.