Ohana House Emergency & Transitional Shelter

Ohana House Emergency & Transitional Shelter

Family / Youth Shelter — emergency and transitional shelter

emergency and transitional shelter. Serves Young adults, emancipated youth, parenting families with youth and pregnant participants experiencing homelessness. Gender/access: All genders. Age: 18 and older; emancipated youth may qualify. Household eligibility: Individuals and parenting families. Intake: Contact PCIRC; program serves Plumas and Sierra County residents. Eligibility: Young adults 18 and older and emancipated youth; current funding materials also identify parenting families with youth and pregnant participants. Documents: Program eligibility paperwork completed with case manager. Published capacity: 12 beds. Waitlist/availability: Contact PCIRC for current availability. Case management: Comprehensive case management and mentoring. Housing navigation: Permanent and independent housing planning. Medical services: Health-service connections. Mental-health services: Mental-health and wellness-service connections. Donations: Donations accepted through PCIRC. Volunteering: Contact PCIRC.