Provides temporary emergency shelter, along with supportive services that include searching for housing and employment, help with budgeting skills, connecting with appropriate state agencies, and transportation to meetings. Guests are required to work with a Service Coordinator around a plan for permanent housing. Participation in adult learning opportunities is also expected. Must participate in chores and house meetings.

Provides a year-round daytime drop-in center, as well as an overnight shelter, that provides case management, forms assistance, access to computers, and referrals. Food is available. Showers are available for any unsheltered individuals experiencing homelessness during daytime drop-in hours. Often a waiting list for beds. Call By Telephone for availability. If possible call ahead to inquire about openings.

Provides emergency shelter to homeless individuals and families. Services provided for shelter residents include emergency food, assistance in short and long term goal-setting, weekly on-site mental health counseling, support in finding transitional or permanent housing, and referrals to local community services. The main shelter has 9 rooms, including a handicap-accessible room; common room with kitchen facilities; playground; and Internet and telephone for the use of the residents. No alcohol, illegal drugs, weapons or violent behavior are allowed at the Shelter, and rules are strictly enforced.

Provides shelter services for families experiencing homelessness. The shelter CANNOT accommodate pets. Showers and laundry will be available on site.

Provides a shelter program including case management. Also provides transitional housing for some qualifying shelter participants as a next step toward stable housing. There is an interview process for admission. Waiting list for beds can vary from a few days to several months. Drug test required within 24 hours of intake. Bunks arranged in single-sex dormitory settings. Residents may also apply for transitional housing through Independence Place.

Provides shelter for individuals year round. Individuals are provided with a cot, linens, and essential items. Continental breakfast, lunch, and evening meals are provided every day for individuals. Clothing, winter wear, transportation support, and referrals to professional services are also provided. Individuals are required to work with an assigned housing case manager. Guests must complete a house agreement and confirm they are homeless as outlined by HUD guidlines. All guests must be in the building by 11:00pm, at which time the doors will be locked; exceptions may be made for persons who work night shifts.

Provides an emergency shelter program that includes case management. Also offers homeless prevention services and assistance in finding and applying for subsidized housing opportunities. Accepts donations of camping gear. Operates at full capacity year-round; maintains a waiting list. Accepts gently used or new tents, tarps, sleeping bags, and new pillows.

Provides overnight shelter for youth.

Provides shelter services to persons experiencing homelessness.

Provides year round shelter services for families experiencing homelessness. The shelter CANNOT accommodate pets. Showers and laundry will be available on site.

Provides shelter services for families with minor children experiencing homelessness. Families who need shelter should call the Main Street Family Shelter to be placed on the waiting list for either family shelter. Families are expected to save 40% of their income while staying at COTS.

Provides shelter services for families with minor children experiencing homelessness. Families who need shelter should call the Main Street Family Shelter to be placed on the waiting list for either family shelter. Families are expected to save 40% of their income while staying at COTS.

Provides emergency shelter, safety, and basic needs. Participants also receive information about resources as they develop a plan to address their immediate needs. Success in this program may lead to a spot in Spectrum's Transitional Housing Program at Pearl Street.

Provides shelter services for families experiencing homelessness The property is owned by Shires Housing and the program is run by Bennington County Coalition for the Homeless. There is an application for this shelter. Call for waitlist and additional information.

Provides shelter services to persons experiencing homelessness.

Provides an overnight shelter. Also offers an evening meal. Prefer that guests call first, as shelter is often full.

Provides shelter services to persons experiencing homelessness.

Provides temporary emergency shelter and supportive services. Drop-In Center open during administrative hours with access to laundry machines, showers, hygiene products, phone/computer and a temperature-controlled environment. Additional shelter services and hours are available depending on extreme weather and staffing. Allows well-behaved pets. Each room is private. Pets are welcome at the shelter. There is no maximum length of stay for shelter guests. The shelter lobby is also available as a warming center regardless of extreme weather during regular administrative hours.

Provides year-round shelter to single adults experiencing homelessness, as well as on-site services such as shower and laundry facilities for guests. Dinner and a grab and go breakfast are provided; pets are accepted on a case by case basis. During the day can be utilized as a warming center on cold temperature days.

Provides overnight shelter for youth. Offers case management through the Drop-In Center and resource connections. The shelter is accessed through the back entryway off of King Street and shares a building with Turning Point.

Provides a drop in center with access to snacks and coffee, showers, laundry facilities, email, a mailing address, telephones, access to the food shelf, and a kitchen to prepare meals. Also provides an overnight shelter with a place to sleep and a hot meal each night.

Provides an overnight, low barrier cold weather shelter. Shelter is first come, first served.

Provides transitional housing program that includes case management, housing counseling, life skills counseling, and peer mentoring. Provides emergency shelter bed if one is available.

Provides temporary emergency shelter with shower and laundry facilities. No after-hours intake available. Intake entrance is at the back, on King Street.

Provides year-round shelter to single adults experiencing homelessness, as well as on-site case management services, which include housing advocate help and access to health care. Allows well-behaved pets.