Adult Directory 2013

Covenant House (Transitional Living Program) - 2001 Mississippi Avenue, SE
20020 (Intake Office)
(202) 610-9632, (202) 561-3850 www.covenanthousedc.org
Laura Giunta, Director of Housing
Structured living program that provides 18 to 21 year olds the opportunity to transition
from crisis and dependency to stability and independence. Comprehensive support
services include parenting, empowerment sessions, and individual and family therapy.
Mothers with infant and/or toddlers accepted.
Crossroads Shelter - (St Albans Parish) Wisconsin & Mass Ave, NW 20008
(Men) 5 month (May - August 12-hour shelter), breakfast, dinner, showers, laundry
for men already enrolled in Samaritan Ministry “Next Step” program (202) 722-2280
Church selected placements only.
Crossing Place (Woodley House, Inc.) - 2731 Conn. Ave, NW 20008
(202) 328-4070, Fax (202) 328-5845 www.woodleyhouse.org
Trincely Monju, Director
Transitional “step-down” or crisis stabilization beds to avoid or delay hospitalization
for adults with chronic mental illness. Direct referrals (202) 518-0061 or through
DBH.
Dorothy Day Catholic Worker Community House
503 Rock Creek Church Rd, NW
(202) 882-9649
Kathy Boylan, Contact
Homeless women (with up to 3 children). Admission and house operation governed
by the consensus of the current residents. House accommodates up to 5 families.
Meals provided when donated food is available. Laundry machines, no TV’s and no
spanking children. Must be referred by case manager or social worker.
Downtown Cluster of Congregations -1313 New York Ave, NW 20005
(202) 347-7014 www.donwtowncluster.org
Julie Turner, Social Work Supervisor, Homeless Service Unit
Case management, individual planning, information and referrals. Referrals by
member churches have priority. Call first.
Kuehner Place for Abused and Neglected Elderly - 1667 Good Hope Road, SE
20020
(202) 797-8800, ext 1311, (202) 889-2515 www.some.org
John Gleason, Director; Sheridan Young, Program Manager
DC residents 60 years and older who have been abused, neglected, exploited and/or
displaced. Individual rooms, 3 meals per day, case management and assistance
securing benefits and alternative housing. Residents have access (at other sites) to
medical, dental and psychiatric services. 24-hour intake, must have current TB test
(within one year)
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