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ability to pay the upcoming months’ rent, they may be eligible to receive emergency<br />

assistance and remain in their current residence.<br />

Q: I don’t want to go to a shelter. Can I go directly to a transitional housing or<br />

single room occupancy program?<br />

Answer: Getting admitted into a transitional housing or single room occupancy<br />

program requires the individual or family to complete an application process.<br />

Rarely does such a program admit an individual or family within 24 hours after<br />

receiving the application. The application process can take up to 2 weeks and if<br />

accepted, the date to enter the program can take up to one year.<br />

Q: I live in public subsidized housing, can my 21 year old daughter return to live<br />

with me when she is released from prison?<br />

Answer: Provided your daughter was not convicted of a sex offense or of making<br />

crystal methamphetamine on publically subsidized property, she can return to live<br />

on the property, provided the housing unit has adequate sleeping space and her<br />

tendency is approved by the subsidizing authority.<br />

Q: My partner physically abuses me and I fear that my life and the life of my<br />

children are in danger. Can I (we) escape a go directly to a shelter?<br />

Answer: Yes, you should always leave when you feel your life is in danger. It is<br />

best that you escape to a shelter that specializes in working with victims of<br />

domestic violence. DV shelters are safe locations and do not publically provide<br />

location and contact information. In the case of an emergency you should go to the<br />

nearest police district, where you will be safe and referred for further assistance.<br />

To receive long term shelter at a DV shelter, victims must be registered with the<br />

Crime Victims Compensation Program (515 5 th Street, NW (Superior Ct Bldg B)<br />

and have a Temporary Protection Order (TPO).<br />

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E. Day Programs/Drop-in Centers<br />

Day programs and Drop-in Centers provide an array of social, medical, and educational<br />

services to individuals and families who want to be involved in structured, supervised<br />

activities during day time hours. Day programs may offer self-laundry, showers, meals<br />

breakfast and/or lunch, medical services, recreation activities, educational opportunities,<br />

housing location assistance, job counseling and referrals, as well as telephone, internet<br />

and mail services for homeless persons.<br />

Adas Israel Senior Fellowship - 2850 Quebec Street, NW 20008<br />

(202) 280-0665, Fax (202) 362-0911 www.adasisrael.org<br />

Aviva Bensimon, Site Director<br />

Kosher lunches to seniors 65+ and anyone in need (contribution). Provides social<br />

services, educational services, health and fitness, flu shots, field trips and referrals.<br />

Activities include weekly art, dance, and body movement. Mon-Fri 10am to 3pm. Call<br />

first. Public transportation: Nearest Metro station: Cleveland Park, Metrobus L2.<br />

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<strong>Adult</strong> Resource <strong>Directory</strong>: <strong>2013</strong><br />

Community & Confinement Access Guide

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