Last updated Aug 24, 2021 2 Comments 0

Men's Shelter at 2100 Lakeside - Lutheran Metropolitan Ministry

Address
2100 lakeside
Cleveland, OH - 44114

Contact
(216) 566-0047
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The shelter serves up to 350 men per night with an additional 30-60 beds available as needed at partner provider overflow sites. Operated by Lutheran Metropolitan Ministry

Serves 350 men on a given night
Length of stay in emergency shelter program: one night to 4 months
Services:
Provides for basic needs: meals, bed, shower, laundry
Provides for veterans, mental health & drug/alcohol assessment and referral
Provides case management to assist clients in developing domestic skills, higher education, job readiness/training, D/A recovery, emotional stability
Provides & facilitates referrals to transitional housing, treatment, permanent housing

FrontLine Services
Central Intake; Homeless Prevention and Diversion:
Coordinated Intake and Assessment Services

In collaboration with the Cleveland Mediation Center, FrontLine Service Coordinated Intake & Assessment staff work closely with the residential staff at 2100 Lakeside Men’s shelter and at the Norma Herr Women’s Center shelter (NHWC). Every person and/or family seeking shelter is assessed by Intake staff to determine if an immediate intervention might prevent the episode of homelessness. Interventions include family reunification, short term rental assistance, landlord-tenant mediation, and/or community referrals. If a shelter stay cannot be prevented, the family or individual is assessed to determine needs for ongoing services to address the current housing crisis and quickly get the family or individual in shelter and back to permanent housing. Central/Coordinated Intake refers those in need of shelter placement to an emergency shelter in Cuyahoga County. Central Intake operates Monday through Friday from 8:00 a.m. – 8:00 p.m. and is located at 1736 Superior Avenue, 2nd Floor. If a single person needs shelter after 8:00 p.m. or on the weekend they should go directoly to 2100 Men’s Shelter or Norma Herr Women’s Center for a bed. If a family requires shelter after 8:00 p.m. or on the weekends they should call 211. The family will be linked to on-call staff.

Shelter Communities at 2100 Lakeside

Central Intake: 58 beds
Provides orientation to 2100 programming and continuum of care programs, and offers discharge planning that moves residents into appropriate housing or shelter communities.

Passages: 38 beds
Provides services and programming including pre-treatment services for persons seeking entrance into treatment facilities or other transitional housing.

Gateway: 72 beds
Provides services and support including application assistance and personal development workshops for persons awaiting entrance into permanent supportive housing.

Independence: 72 beds
Provides services including employment and/or housing readiness for those who already have income, or are seeking employment, and qualify for independent or subsidized housing.

Veterans: 40 beds
Provides supportive services and housing assistance for qualified veterans and veterans who are participating in the Veterans Administration’s Grant Per Diem program.

Emergency: 70 beds/15 mats/overflow
Provides short term shelter options for those not participating in other programming.

2 Comments

Lance
May 24, 2020Reply

Great place! The " brother- hood"! Is unheard of! A " few" overzealous" staff_ members! Safe, clean environment! Thanks guys!
Mia
Jan 29, 2021Reply

Thanks alot for everything I really appreciated my stay at 2100 I cant explain my life it just got better and started to workout. It started out with rough and tough older guys then I just addapted and found a way to survive. Thanks again! Hope the staff is safe and all city scippers. Loved the food and would come back if I ever needed too