Operates multiple emergency shelters for men, women and women with children throughout New Castle County. Must call Housing Alliance Centralized Intake at 2-1-1 or 1-833-FIND-BED (1-833-346-3233). If you are asked to leave a voicemail, please leave your name and a call back number and your call will be returned. You may also email intake@housingalliancede.org.
The Home Life Management Program provides emergency shelter and transitional housing to two-parent and single parent families with case management and extensive “life skills” courses.
Sober living group home for men, women or families, must be 2 years sober, no smoking. Weekly or monthly rent.
Emergency and longer term shelter/housing program for families in need of housing. Extensive case management services included. Guests stay overnight at local faith congregations where dinner and breakfast is provided, transportation and child care provided at central office while parents/caregivers are working or attending classes or interviews.
Veterans only housing for men, women or families with children. 23 studios, 8 one bedroom and 9 two bedrooms apartments. Rent subsidized via Project-Based HUD-VASH Vouchers. Contact dmosley@dchv.org
Sober living houses for men or women providing transitional or long-term housing requiring shared household responsibilities. Rental fees for long-term.
Transitional housing program for veterans, both men or women with children. Case management and extended services are available. Prefers referrals from social service center but will accept direct inquiries.
Christian based, 90-day shelter program with extensive case management services for women and women with children.
Centralized Intake Clearinghouse program for many emergency shelters throughout Delaware. Call 2-1-1 or 1-833-FIND-BED (1-833-346-3233) to inquire and put your name on the call list. If you are asked to leave a voicemail, please leave your name and a call back number and your call will be returned. You may also email intake@housingalliancede.org
Alternate phone # to call: 302-526-6098. Overnight emergency shelter set up at churches, community centers, etc. during nights when harsh weather conditions like ice and snow are present and/or the temperature is 32 degrees or below; typically Nov. 15 through April 1. Usually includes a hot meal. Guests must leave during the day.
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