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Help a homeless neighbor in need. Refer the person to Friendship Place, or download a pocket guide and give it to a homeless person. Click on the links below to look for a specific service from our pocket guide. Read our Assisting a Homeless person page for more information.

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Meals PDF Print E-mail
MealsThere are a variety of places our homeless neighbors might find a meal click "Read more" to see where they are. Unless otherwise indicated, all locations are Washington, DC.
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Showers and Laundry PDF Print E-mail
Showers and LaundryFriendship Place has a limited shower facility (1 shower) which we make available when the St. Columba's Water Ministry is closed during the months of July - August. Unless otherwise indicated, all locations are Washington, DC.
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Health care PDF Print E-mail
HealthClick on "Read more" for information about our "Unity Health Care" services and other options. Unless otherwise indicated, all locations are Washington, DC.
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Clothing PDF Print E-mail
ClothingClothing is one of those essential items needed for protection from the elements and for simple dignity. These organizations give clothing to homeless individuals on the dates and times indicated unless otherwise indicated, all locations are Washington, DC.
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Social services PDF Print E-mail
ServicesFriendship Place provides social services on Monday from 12:30 - 4:00 PM and Tuesday - Friday at 8:30-11:30 AM, and 1:00-3:00 PM to any individual that comes to the lobby at the times indicated. The following programs also provide social services to homeless individuals. Unless otherwise indicated, all locations are Washington, DC.
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Shelters PDF Print E-mail
ShelterCCHFP's small shelter system includes St. Paul's, Metropolitan House, St. Alban's, and St. Luke's (for men) and the Haven (for women). During the winter we also have a hypothermia shelter for women at Community of Christ Church and for men at St. Luke's. Individuals must come into Friendship Place and see a case manager and meet some basic requirements before they can be placed on the shelter waiting list. Click "read more" to see a few of the shelters in the DC area.
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FAQs

Is it true that many homeless people prefer to live on the streets?
No. Most would prefer to have a home, but cannot afford one. Sometimes homeless people with mental illnesses and substance abuse issues have been evicted or have otherwise been unable to stay housed without supportive services.