Homeless Shelter | Woonsocket Family Shelter, Community Care Alliance
176 Sayles Street, Woonsocket, RI 02895
Eligibility
Families with children
Single and two-parent heads of household
Required documents
One (1) form of personal ID, photo ID preferred
Birth certificates for each child
BCI
Applicants with backgrounds in arson, crimes against children, assault with weapons will not be accepted
Health information and release of health info to the local health center
Hours
24/7
Curfew: 10:00PM
401-766-0880
Fax·
Fax
401-767-0866
Voice·
Main Phone
401-277-4316
Voice·
Families Seeking Emergency Shelter/Coordinated Entry
Languages
Spanish interpretation is available
Application process
Call Alliance Coordinated Entry at 401-277-4316
Fees
No Fees
Service area
Statewide
The Woonsocket Shelter provides emergency housing and case management support for single women and families with children who are homeless. In addition to emergency housing, residents are connected to programs to help them address their specific needs so they can transition to safe, permanent housing including: basic needs supports, employment and training, housing search assistance, GED support, financial literacy, mental health and substance use counseling, healthcare, early childhood services, programs for school-age children and life skills training. The shelter is open 24 hours/day, 7 days a week and serves nearly 35 persons per night in the two shelter buildings.
Setup:
40 beds (20 families)
Shelter and Apartments
Handicap accessible (8 rooms)
Services Available:
Social Workers
Spanish interpretation is available
Crisis intervention
Mental health/Substance abuse (referral)
Housing placement (referral)
Vocation/Education (referral)
Meals:
Guests are responsible for preparing their own meals
Emergency food provided
Important Policies:
Curfew: 10:00PM
Duration of stay: 90 day program; client may apply for extension if needed
Rent is 30% of income or community service if client has no income
Medications are locked in the staff's office
Smoking allowed in designated outdoor areas
Drug/Alcohol free environment
Children must be supervised at all times
Must find employment or other source of income
Must look for new housing
Must attend classes and workshops
Last assured
06/28/2024
What's Here
Providing organization
Community Care Alliance
Community Care Alliance supports individuals and families in their efforts to meet economic, social and emotional challenges and enhance their well-being.
Through programs, advocacy and collaboration people are empowered to discover their potential and live as engaged citizens, free of stigma, within a thriving community.
