Hanover, Richmond, Henrico, Chesterfield, and Petersburg County Virginia housing and homeless shelter programs.
Transitional housing programs in central Virginia can assist members of the counties and cities of Richmond, Henrico, Petersburg, and Chesterfield. Qualified low income and working poor families can find a place to stay, hot meal, clothing, case management, free homeless shelters and also help in regaining self-sufficiency. The goal of any non-profit agency or government programs is to help people overcome their hardship and find a new, permanent home to live in.
To that end, transitional housing will often normally include information or help in applying for educational services or employment. Having a stable, decent paying job is the most important factor to ending homelessness in the greater Petersburg and Henrico County Virginia region. So social workers partner with clients to make that happen, help them acquire new skills, and improve their financial condition.
If you are on the verge of eviction or if you are currently homeless, call one or more of the non-profits below for help. Explore any type of emergency homeless shelters, government aid, or transitional housing programs that may be available for you or your family.
HomeAgain
Mailing address: PO Box 5222
Richmond, VA 23220
Telephone number is (804)230-4278
A low income and transitional housing program for single homeless male veterans. In addition, supportive services are provided to clients. Staff will assist former military members and veterans in returning to stable and permanent housing in the community Those who are enrolled into this transitional housing program may use the facilities for up to two years. Social services available at HomeAgain also include case management, substance abuse services, life skills (money management), credit repair, education and employment assistance.
Family INRICH Transitional Program
PO Box 5222
Richmond, VA 23220
(804)262-0916
This will offer reunification services and related support to families and individuals that are in the process of transitioning to permanent housing and stable relationships. Clients and children can access transitional housing and intensive services as part of Family INRICH Transitional Housing resources. Find other rehousing services in Virginia.
Hotlines can help the homeless in Henrico County. Callers can learn about homeless shelter, meal sites, transitional housing, and other programs (or agencies) that can assist them. There is the Greater Richmond Region Domestic Violence Hotline, which is for women/men who are facing violence. Call 804-612-6126.
Two other hotlines for anyone that needs free advice or referrals include the Housing Resource Line at 804-422-5061, which helps tenants close to eviction. Or a more “general” service for rehousing information or details on transitional housing, or financial aid, call 804-972-0813.
Congregations Around Richmond Involved To Assure Shelter (CARITAS)
Richmond, Virginia 23220
(804)358-0964
St. Joseph's Villa
8000 Brook Rd
Richmond, VA 23227
Telephone (804) 553-3200
Daily Planet
Main address: 2864 Hull Street
Richmond, Virginia 23224
Dial (804)231-7137
The program known as Safe Haven is a local Henrico County transitional housing program. It also coordinates dully comprehensive and integrated health and other support services for individuals suffering from chronic homelessness as well as severe mental illness. The non-profit provides supervision and guidance and will work with individuals to help them find and pay for permanent housing and apartments in central Virginia.
Virginia Supportive Housing - New Clay House
Location is 1125 W. Clay St.
Richmond, VA 23226
Telephone - (804)232-5481
DLW Veterans Outreach and Training Center
2706 Chamberlayne Ave
Richmond, Virginia 23222
Call (804)228-8077 for intake.
Veterans can receive short term Transition Assistance thru financial management, awareness of veteran benefits, educational and employment training and more. Learn about emergency rental assistance programs too. Other counseling is available.
Youth Advocacy Services
Richmond, VA 23260
804-714-4997
Freedom House
1201 Hull St.
Richmond, VA 23224
(804) 233-4064
Virginia Supportive Housing
5409 Hull St. Rd.
Richmond, VA 23226
Main phone number is (804)232-5481
Coordinates and can help people find permanent supportive housing. Aid and services are for single adults or even children in the region that were previously homeless. Each location and housing unit also has a social worker that will work with members towards self-sufficiency and independent living.
Hilliard House
3900 Nine Mile Rd.
Henrico, VA 23223
Main number is (804)236-5800
This a Petersburg and Henrico County housing program for homeless women with children. Get details on free overnight homeless shelters, legal support and other resources.
The McShin Foundation
2300 Dumbarton Rd.
Richmond, VA 23228
Main number is (804)249-1845
Children's Home of Virginia Baptists
Address: 6900 Hickory Road
Petersburg, VA 23803
Main number is (804)590-2080
This is a transitional housing program for young adults and teenagers that are aging out of foster care.
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