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Napa Valley Shelter
Making a Difference
My family and I were homeless for 2 1/2 years. While living at the Family Center we were able to gain stability in our lives. I thought disappearing from their lives was the only way to save my children. I’m not exaggerating when I say that this support saved my life.
Just before the holidays, we moved into a brand new apartment. Last year I started working for Napa Valley Shelter Project. I’ve housed 45 individuals and families so far. My first permanent placement was a challenge. She now has regular medical care and is learning to trust others. I love what I do. It is my way to give back a little of what has been given to me.
It’s important to get people off the streets and into housing. That’s what Napa Valley Shelter Project does. It puts a roof over people’s heads and offers the tools to begin rebuilding lives. Napa Valley Shelter Project made the difference for us and makes the difference for hundreds of people each year.
Sincerely,
Melanie
The Napa Valley Shelter Project for homeless family emergency shelter, also provides services, such as rental assistance, job development, drop-in facilities and case management. These sevices help families and individuals, including shelter for teens. The Napa community originally coordinated this project and continues today working in partnership with local government, other nonprofit organizations, and the local faith community. The Napa Valley Shelter Project operates Napa County's only shelters for homeless men, women and children. For information, contact Napa Valley Shelter Project at 707-253-6103.
Program Director: Charlene Horton
Phone #: (707) 253-6103
Email: chorton@can-v.org
The Napa Valley Shelter Project began as a coordinated effort of concerned people from the Napa community and continues today to work in partnership with local government, other nonprofit organizations, and the local faith community to assist Napans in need. The Napa Valley Shelter Project operates Napa County's only shelters for homeless men, women and children. It also provides services, such as rental assistance, job development, drop-in facilities and case management to help families and individuals. For information, contact Napa Valley Shelter Project at 707-253-6103.
Samaritan Family Center
2521 Old Sonoma Road
Napa, CA 94558
(707) 253-6145
The Samaritan Family Center provides emergency temporary housing to homeless families, as well as case management and housing services.
South Napa Shelter
100 Hartle Court
Napa, Ca 94559
The South Napa Shelter provides temporary housing to single, homeless adults as well as case management services and housing services. To access the adult homeless shelter contact the Hope Resource Center.
An emergency Winter Shelter operates from November through March to provide the street homeless with a warm, dry place to sleep.
Hope Resource Center
1301 Fourth Street
Napa, CA 94559
(707) 259-8133
The Hope Resource Center is a drop-in facility that provides basic services such as showers, restrooms, mail, phones and laundry for homeless adults throughout the day. A second tier of services, including medical care, job development, housing assistance and mental health outreach and assessment are also provided through CANV and other participating agencies.