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- Domestic Violence
- Elderly Assistance
- Offender Programs
- Police Sexual Assault Units
- RAINN- Rape, Abuse and Incest National Network
- Shelters
- Spanish-speaking Services
- Survivor Assistance Programs
call 202-333-RAPE
Male Hotline Counselors
are available within 1-2 business
days to any survivors who would
prefer to speak to a male counselor.
Adult Sexual Assault Survivors
Adult Survivors of Child Sexual Abuse
Children
Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual, Transgender and Queer
Deaf Survivors
Male Survivors
Contribute to healing and change: designate CFC #70423
or United Way of the NCA #8424
Shelters for the Homeless
Subcategories
Other Homeless SheltersSOME Dwelling Place
2812 Pennsylvania Ave. SE DC 20020-7138
(202) 582-7138
Shelter: (202) 583-7602
Shelter is open 24 hours
Senior Center hours - M-F 10-2p.m.
Senior Center is a day program for senior citizens over 60, living in the community. Provides social work services, counseling, meals, health education services, recreation and transportation.
Intake for shelter by referral, contact David Lamason
*The Shelter is for abused elderly over 60. It is a transitional shelter for 7 senior citizens who have been battered, neglected or psychologically abused. Max. stay is 90 days or until housing is found.
walk-in
SOME Anna Cooper House
1338 R St. NW DC 20009-6644
(202) 328-6644
50 rooms of temporary, long-term housing. All housing is drug and alcohol free. Both Jeremiah and Anna Cooper houses are subsidized by HUD, tenants pay 30% of their income for rent.
SOME Jeremiah House
#2 18th St. SE DC 20003-1605
(202) 543-4901
Housing for single adults (Sub., Section 8)
Over the telephone as well as a follow-up interview.
SOME Thea Bowman House
4065 Minnesota Avenue, NE DC 20019-3503
(202) 399-1385
Offers transitional (max. 2 years), affordable housing to formerly homeless families only. Must have had 6 months of treatment if an (former) addict. Low income housing for families in transition or in a documented housing crisis. Rent is 30% of net income.
SOME Shalom House
1876 4th St. NE DC 20002-1575
(202) 832-3451
Residence for 93 formerly homeless men and women, including the elderly and the disabled. Must be capable of independent living. Must pay rent with a stable income. Must be clean and sober for at least 6 months.
Pre-screening over the phone and interview needed.
SOME Southeast Center
4609 Banning Road SE DC 20019-5158
(202) 581-8000
M-F 8 a.m. -4:30p.m.
For the Southeast Community (Ward 6&7) operates a Food Club and provides services to homebound elderly. Not an overnight shelter.
Main S.O.M.E.
*central office for all S.O.M.E. shelters
71 O St NW
Washington, DC 20001-1290
(202) 797-8806
Monday - Friday 8:00-4:00pm
Monday - Friday 8-5pm (clinic)
Housing for families in need. Breakfast served from 7:30 to 8:30am and lunch from 11:30-1p.m.. Main Some also has a medical clinic, a dental office, clothing and shower rooms, a center for employment training and social services. Substance abuse treatment, both in- and out-patient.
Low-income or homeless individuals and families.
Walk-in
