The Main Street Shelter is a 14-room family congregate shelter that provides homeless families with shelter and service coordination. Services include:
Placement at the Main Street Shelter is determined by the Department of Housing and Community Development (DHCD). Participants must apply for emergency assistance with a Homeless Coordinator at the local Department of Transitional Assistance.
VOC provides scattered site permanent supportive housing for chronically homeless families. This program serves families who have had long shelter stays and are assessed as needing supportive housing in order to be able to exit shelter successfully.
Participants receive regular case management to assist them in maintaining housing and working toward self-sufficiency. Families each pay 30% of their income for rent.
Participants must meet chronically homeless standards, adult participants must meet disabled status, and 100% of participants should come directly from emergency shelters.
VOC and our correspondences are funded with a variety of sources that includes Federal Funds from various departments of the US Health and Human Services, including the Office of Community Services, which are not responsible for or endorse any of the content here.