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Note: Accessibility to these resources will be contingent on the decisions and practices related to closures of each individual agency
Note: Accessibility to these resources will be contingent on the decisions and practices related to closures of each individual agency
Coordinated Entry
Coordinated Entry
Please call (704) 284-9665 and leave a message. A staff person will call you back Monday through Friday between the hours of 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. is the first step for Coordinated Entry in Charlotte-Mecklenburg.
Please call (704) 284-9665 and leave a message. A staff person will call you back Monday through Friday between the hours of 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. is the first step for Coordinated Entry in Charlotte-Mecklenburg.
What is Coordinated Entry?
What is Coordinated Entry?
Coordinated Entry (formerly called Coordinated Assessment) operates as a portal of entry process that aims to connect individuals and families who are homeless, or those at imminent risk of becoming homeless, to an existing available shelter/housing resource in the Charlotte-Mecklenburg community.
Coordinated Entry uses a specific definition of homeless. A homeless person is someone:
Living in in a place not meant for human habitation, or
Living in emergency shelter (including domestic violence shelter), or
Living in transitional housing for homeless persons, with an imminent exit date, or
Exiting an institution where they temporarily resided for up to 90 days (and were in a shelter or a place not meant for human habitation immediately prior to entering that institution)
Transitional and Emergency Housing Resources
Transitional and Emergency Housing Resources
The Harvest Center of Charlotte is currently interviewing families and individuals for our CLT Passport Program (transitional housing ). If you have any families or individuals that are interested in the program, please reach out to our intake coordinator Kristine at intake@theharvestcenter.org
The Relatives - homeless teens - (Accepting all teens under 18): (704) 377-0602.
Salvation Army Center of Hope Women and Children Center: We are an emergency shelter for women and children that provides three daily meals, case management, intervention programs, health care, child care, and guidance for school-age children and teens. The program is free and open to Mecklenburg County residents. Girls of any age and boys up to the age of 17 are welcome with their mothers. 534 Spratt Street, Charlotte, NC 28202. Phone number is 704-348-2560.
Charlotte Family Housing: Charlotte Family Housing is a shelter-to-housing program for homeless families. While we primarily serve single mothers with children, we are also one of the limited options for single fathers with children and two-parent families. Phone number is 980-288-0498 Email: intake@charlottefamilyhousing.org
Children's Attention Home (Crossroads Program): Homeless teens- This program allows us to walk alongside the youth in their journey and give them an avenue to live a successful, independent life. Phone number is : 803-372-5980 ; email address is :crossroads@attentionhome.org
YMCA- Women In Transition: 3420 Park Road , Charlotte, NC, 28209. Phone Number: 704-525-5790
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