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Transitional/Permanent HousingWorking Program 617-892-9100, website Run by: Pine Street Inn Who: formerly homeless adults who are working and saving earnings toward personal housing What: transitional housing which includes kitchen, bathroom and laundry and weekly meetings with a counselor Pine Street Inn Permanent Housing 617-892-9100, website Run by: Pine Street Inn Who: homeless individuals and families capable of living independently, but needing economic assistance with housing What: 24 different residences around Boston. Specialized housing available for those with mental illness or HIV/AIDS Where: all over the Boston area How: call the number for more information Next Step Transitional Housing Contact: 617-542-4211, website Run by: St. Francis House Who: low income and homeless men and women. Must be employed 10 hours a week and drug and alcohol free. What: Transitional housing consisting of 39 single occupancy rooms and shared kitchen, living room, dining room and bathrooms. Receive case management services. Where: 39 Boylston St, Boston How: call the number for more information Project SOAR Contact: 617-442-5239, website Run by: Boston Public Health Commission Who: homeless men and women who are employed or in a job training program What: Transitional housing which includes case management, mental health and substance abuse counseling, legal advocacy, life skills training and housing search assistance. Where: Long Island in the Boston Harbor How: call the intake coordinator at extension 418 to request an application Valentine Street Home for Women Contact: 617-442-5239, website Run by: Boston Public Health Commission Who: homeless women and their children. Must be drug and alcohol free What: permanent housing including individual case management and counseling, as well as assistance with referrals to job training, education or employment. Residents pay 1/3 of income toward rent. Where: Roxbury Wise Street Transitional Recovery House Contact: 617-524-5967, website Run by: Boston Public Health Commission Who: homeless men who are substance free What: transitional housing with supportive counseling services. Residents pay 1/3 of income toward rent. Betty’s Place Contact: 617-542-3740 , website Run by: Project Place Who: homeless women What: transitional housing including case management, workshops, two meals a day and support with finding permanent housing Where: the YWCA on Berkley St., Boston Spillane Lodging House Contact: 617-983-0351, website Run by: Friends of the Shattuck Shelter Who: homeless men and women What: a permanent residence in which individuals share a kitchen, community room, laundry, storage and a recreation room. Where: Dorchester, MA |
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Since 1984, the Friday Night Supper Program has served
nutritious home-cooked meals to homeless
and hungry people in Boston.
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