Pinellas Hope II has 80 small one-bedroom homes for adults who used to be homeless. These homes are for people with low income. Some of the homes are set aside for people who make very little money—less than one-third of the average income in Pinellas County. The program helps men and women with special needs. Visit the website to learn more.

This group runs the Polk County Neighborhood Stabilization Program. The program offers affordable housing. It is for low-income families. Families can stay as long as needed. There are requirements that must be met to participate. Please call or visit the website for more information.

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This group runs Program REACH. It is the largest shelter for families experiencing homelessness in the county. The shelter provides interim housing. It also helps families get the tools they need to regain stability. Please call or visit the website for more information.

This group runs the Project SAFE program. It is permanent supportive housing. It also offers case management. The program is for homeless families. These families have a head-of-household that is living with a disability. The program works to help families improve their well-being. It also helps them work towards self-sufficiency. Please call or visit the website for more information.

This group can help with the Project Share program. The program helps with utilities. Please call or visit the website for more information.

The PSCS facility is home to the Putnam County Cold Weather Shelter. It operates on winter nights/evenings when the temperature is near or below freezing. It offers a warm, safe place for local homeless persons to get indoors from the cold. Please call or visit the website for more information.