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   2016-03-26 16:19:43

   Rules change for different people.No structure at all. Basically a place to be if you can deter going mentally crazy.

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Description: Home Builders Care Assessment Center (HBCAC) Men’s Emergency Shelter HBCAC is the County's only 24/7 emergency shelter serving approximately 750 men annually.

Services provided at HBCAC include case management, medical, psychiatric and dental care, employment services, breakfast, lunch, and dinner, bathrooms and showers.

Montgomery County Coalition for the Homeless operates three emergency shelter programs to meet the urgent needs of more than 800 men and women currently experiencing homelessness each year. Each program provides shelter, food and supportive services to help clients return to stable housing as quickly as possible.


Volunteers Requests by Home Builders Care Assessment Center (HBCAC) Men's Emergency Shelter: There are tons of ways to get involved with our emergency shelter. See our web page for more information


Donation Requests by Home Builders Care Assessment Center (HBCAC) Men's Emergency Shelter: Paper plates, bowls, and napkins, as well as plastic utensils Toiletries NEW winter coats, boots, hats and gloves for men and women NEW socks and undergarments for men and women Donated Meals for 60-200 people.


Shelter Information Last Update Date: 2017-03-06

Important:
Many of these shelters now have waiting lists. Please call before going to them. Many waiting lists are very long. Shelters and service also go out of business. Always call ahead to confirm that this location is still active. If you find that this location is no longer operating, please send us a comment using the form below.

Do you have items to donate? Contact Home Builders Care Assessment Center (HBCAC) Men's Emergency Shelter at the phone number provided above to see if they can use any items you may have to donate.