Shelters

HOMELESS SHELTERS IN GREENSBORO
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Note: Please contact individual shelter for eligibility requirements and rules, which vary by shelter. also note that most shelters in Greensboro stay full all year long.

CHILDREN, AGED 11-18

Youth Focus: Act Together Crisis Care
1601 Huffine Mill Rd. [map]
336-375-1332
Serves: children 11-18; alone, in crisis, runaway, neglect, and abused

VICTIMS OF DOMESTIC VIOLENCE

Family Service of the Piedmont: Clara House
(location of shelter kept private for protection of occupants)
336-387-6161 or 336-273-7273 24-hr crisis line
Serves: abused women and their children with life-threatening situations; male child cannot exceed 15 years old

FAMILIES WITH CHILDREN

Guilford Interfaith Housing Network
(housing is provided at several different locations)
336-574-0333
Serves: families with children
Note: often has a waiting list

Greensboro Urban Ministry: Pathways Family Shelter
3517 N. Church St. [map]
336-271-5988
Serves: families with children
Note: usually has a long waiting list

FAMILIES & ADULTS

Salvation Army Center of Hope
1311 S. Eugene St. [map]
336-273-5572
Serves: families with children; adults age 18 and over

ADULTS

Greensboro Urban Ministry: Weaver House
305 W. Lee St. [map]
336-271-5959, ext. 347
Serves: adults age 18 and over
Note: initial stay is 67 days; any subsequent stay within a 12-month period is limited to 30 days

EMERGENCY WINTER SHELTER:

Salvation Army Center of Hope
1311 S. Eugene St. [map]
336-273-5572
Serves: families with children; adults age 18 and over; accommodations may vary from regular shelter
Note: Open Dec. 15th thru Mar. 15th.

Greensboro Urban Ministry: Weaver House
305 W. Lee St. [map]
336-271-5959, ext. 347
Serves: adults age 18 and over; accommodations may vary from regular shelter
Note: Open on nights when staff determines that temperatures are too cold for people to sleep outside — no set dates.

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