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Mary's House
Mary's House
Non-profit organization that provides housing and support services to low-income immigrant and refugee families.
Non-profit organization that provides housing and support services to low-income immigrant and refugee families.
Services Provided
Services Provided
Building support programs aimed at producing independence and self-sufficiency
Case workers work with families to get legal assistance, healthcare, education and employment
12 family oriented apartments in Regina Maria that opened in 2021
Food pantry twice a month that provides basic ingredients
Weekend bags for children in afterschool programs
Clothing exchange for childrens clothes (The Kid’s Closet)
After School Program/Summer Camp for Children
Contact Information
Contact Information
Email: casademary@aol.com, Call: (202) 780-5137
Location
Location
1005 Bunkerhill Rd NE, Washington, D.C. 20017
Catholic Charities DC
Catholic Charities DC
Since 1929, Catholic Charities of the Archdiocese of Washington has been answering the call to help those who are less fortunate in the District of Columbia and five surrounding Maryland counties. They serve anyone who comes to us in need regardless of social, economic or religious background.
Since 1929, Catholic Charities of the Archdiocese of Washington has been answering the call to help those who are less fortunate in the District of Columbia and five surrounding Maryland counties. They serve anyone who comes to us in need regardless of social, economic or religious background.
Services Provided
Services Provided
Access to low barrier shelters: “We will provide you with a bed, a hot meal, a place to shower and use the restroom, and access to a case manager.” There are shelters located in Northeast DC, Northwest DC, and Southeast DC
Other Forms of Housing: “We offer two forms of permanent supportive housing: scattered site (located in apartments throughout the city) and site-based (located in a single building)”
Rapid Rehousing: “Family Rehousing Stabilization Program is a rapid rehousing program that offers emergency rental assistance and housing case-management services to formerly homeless families in D.C. to stabilize their housing situation within one year or less”
Contact Information
Contact Information
Email: GetHelp@cc-dc.org, Call: 202-772-4300
Location
Location
924 G St. NW, Washington, D.C. 20001
DC Doors
DC Doors
DC Doors grew from The Latino Transitional Housing Program (LTHP); a program designed to fill the gap in transitional and permanent housing needs in the Latino community in Washington, D.C. On April 1, 2011, DC Doors became an independent agency in order to better serve the needs of the community's diversified population.
DC Doors grew from The Latino Transitional Housing Program (LTHP); a program designed to fill the gap in transitional and permanent housing needs in the Latino community in Washington, D.C. On April 1, 2011, DC Doors became an independent agency in order to better serve the needs of the community's diversified population.
DC Doors is an Independent 501 c3 agency serving families and single individuals to break the cycle of poverty and homelessness through various social welfare programs.
DC Doors is an Independent 501 c3 agency serving families and single individuals to break the cycle of poverty and homelessness through various social welfare programs.
Services Provided
Services Provided
Adult services: The Permanent Supportive Housing Program (PSH) provides permanent housing and supportive service to individuals and families experiencing homelessness. The goal of PSH is to guarantee that individuals become self-sufficient to have an overall better quality of life and stable housing.
Youth Services: DC Doors offers multiple programs that aide individuals ages 18-24 to become empowered through life skills education, workforce development training, as well as transitional and extended housing programs. DC Door currently offers Steps to stability, Zoe’s Drop-in center, and Evolucion de Carlos.
Workforce Development Program
LTHP
Contact Information
Contact Information
Email: info@dcdoors.org, Call: (202) 248-2098
Location
Location
900 Rhode Island Ave NE,
Washington, D.C. 20018
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