Shelters for Men
The Bridge
http://www.bridgenorthtexas.org
The Bridge’s purpose is to end adult long-term homelessness in Dallas
- Outreach/intake services
- Jail diversion/reentry services
- Emergency shelter/transitional shelter services
- Primary health care/behavioral health care services
- Recreational/educational services
- Employment income/supported employment income/disability income services
- Affordable housing/supportive housing services
Address:
1818 Corsicana
Dallas, TX 75201
214-670-1101
SALVATION ARMY
HOMELESS MEN, WOMEN & CHILDREN
https://www.salvationarmydfw.org/p.aspx?pID=services/homeless&
The Salvation Army offers clean, dignified surroundings, where homeless individuals receive meals, counseling, and assistance finding employment. Counselors may also advise the elderly and disabled on applying for Veterans Administration or Social Security benefits.
The Salvation Army DFW offers the following shelter locations for men, women, and children:
THE SALVATION ARMY DENTON SHELTER
1508 East McKinney St.
Denton, TX 76201
940-566-3800
ARLINGTON FAMILY LIFE SHELTER
712 West Abram
Arlington, TX 76004
817-860-1836
CARR P. COLLINS SOCIAL SERVICE CENTER
5302 Harry Hines Blvd
Dallas, TX 75235
214-424-7000
MABEE SOCIAL SERVICE CENTER
1855 E. Lancaster Ave.
Fort Worth, TX 76103
817-344-1800 or 1811
HOME SWEET HOME PROGRAM
The Salvation Army Home Sweet Home Program helps prevent homelessness and support residential stability by providing homeless and at-risk households the tools to effectively budget and manage income and expenses.
Through The Salvation Army’s Home Sweet Home Program, professional case workers, along with friends or partners in the community, can prevent homelessness not only at the point of family eviction, but beyond.
To put a family back together after it is broken requires more time, skills and financial resources than many families have available. Through financial education, case management, financial assistance (1-6 months) and monthly budgeting, families may be spared months of misery, saving the community thousands of dollars in sheltering and rehabilitation.
To be selected as a participant in the Home Sweet Home Program, a family must show a strong desire to change, improve their family’s situation and work within the program’s guidelines.
We offer the Home Sweet Home Program at the following locations:
THE SALVATION ARMY
CARR P. COLLINS SOCIAL SERVICES CENTER
5302 Harry Hines Blvd.
Dallas, Texas 75235
214-424-7000
THE SALVATION ARMY
MABEE SOCIAL SERVICES CENTER
1855 E. Lancaster
Fort Worth, TX 76103
817-344-1800
www.thesamaritaninn.org
Find Transitional and Sober Housing
Transitional housing is supportive housing that helps fight the homeless problem in todays society. Transitional housing is generally for a limited time period. Stays can be from two weeks to twenty four months.
Transitional housing provides people with help after a crisis such as homelessness or domestic violence. Currently we have over 5,152 transitional housing locations in our database. We also provide as much information on each housing location along with pictures.
Families can call daily to get on screening list. Screening takes place twice a month (2nd and 4th Thursday). When approved, family has an interview with staff. Once accepted, they move into a furnished apartment unit. Program last a year to work on employment, credit repair, and savings to transition into their own place.
Austin Street Center provides safe shelter and meets the basic needs of the most vulnerable homeless.
Founded in 1983, Austin Street Center is an emergency shelter that serves men ages 45 and older and women ages 18 and older. Each person who finds shelter with us is provided a safe place to sleep, showers, clothing, and meals. Once their basic needs are met, they can begin working on other aspects of their lives that will help them transition out of homelessness.
The Union Gospel began as a street ministry in 1949 when a group of Christian businessmen took to the streets of Dallas, telling the poor about God’s love for them. Through the 1950’s the Mission operated out of two rented buildings on Ervay Street, south of downtown offering food and clothing to those in need through a volunteer staff.
In 1962 we opened our first homeless shelter on Park Avenue, sheltering up to 75 men and 30 women. When Bill Thompson became Executive Director in 1988, he formalized our 4-phase, faith-based rehabilitation program that has transformed countless lives through spiritual counseling, job training- and God’s redemptive love. (Mission clients who graduate from our program are referred to as “disciples.”)
Intake Hours:
Intake for UGM Calvert Place men’s shelter happens every day from 3:00-5:00 p.m. at The Bridge at 1818 Corsicana Street in downtown Dallas.
For more information:
214-637-6117
kharris@ugmdallas.org
UGM Calvert Place Men’s Shelter
3211 Irving Blvd., Dallas 75247