We serve families who are homeless with children under 18 or who are still in high school.

No, we are an interfaith collaborative. Our overnight program is housed in faith communities (churches). To be in considered for any of our programs you do not need to be a specific faith or religious. Our board, staff, volunteers, and clients come from many different backgrounds.

We do not provide emergency hotel vouchers or emergency rental assistance.

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FHN is not an emergency shelter. We are a shelter program but we do not have same day availability. You must first do an intake to determine eligibility. After your intake the process usually takes about 5-7 days. If you are in need of emergency shelter please go to:

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If you have completed an intake and be determined to be eligible, you can use the Day Center. You must first do an intake with us and be approved. Please call if you are interested in any of our services.

The best way to refer a client is to have them give us a call. Feel free to call with the client if needed.

Please give us a call to determine your eligibility.

We support and serve families of all types. A family is what you define your family as, as long as there is a child under 18 and an adult in a parental role. FHN fosters a supportive environment to ensure everyone is safe, supported, and welcomed.

Family Housing Network does not, on the grounds of race, color, national origin, sex, handicap, age, marital status, religion, familial status, or sexual orientation discriminate against persons in the providing of its programs, services or any activities provided by Family Housing Network.

We let our families define themselves. To be eligible for services, there needs to be at least one child under 18 and an adult in a parental function.