Where do the Doors of Pine Street Lead?
Permanent Housing
Doors are an important organizational symbol at Pine Street. Watch Rachael, a tenant in Pine Street’s permanent supportive housing, talk about her journey out of homelessness and how having a place to call home has improved her life.
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Links
The links below will connect you to other organizations that offer information about homelessness and related issues.
General information and resources:
City of Boston Emergency Shelter Commission
Massachusetts Housing and Shelter Alliance
National Alliance to End Homelessness
National Coalition for the Homeless
The Salvation Army
Massachusetts Housing and Shelter Alliance
National Alliance to End Homelessness
National Coalition for the Homeless
The Salvation Army
Area shelters and special services:
Boston Rescue Mission, Boston: shelter and rehabilitative programs for men, women and children
Bridge Over Troubled Waters, Boston: shelter and services for homeless youth
Elders Living At Home Program, Boston: housing and case management services to older homeless men and women.
Elders Living At Home Program, Boston: housing and case management services to older homeless men and women.
Hearth, Boston: housing programs for homeless elders
Horizons for Homeless Children, Dorchester: services for homeless children and their families
Morgan Memorial Goodwill Industries, Boston: job training; receives and distributes in-kind donations of clothing, furniture and household items
On the Rise, Cambridge: emergency and support services for women
Project Hope, Roxbury: services for homeless families
Rosie's Place, Boston: emergency and long-term services for women
Saint Francis House, Boston: shelter and rehabilitative programs for men and women
Saint Mary's Women and Children Center, Dorchester: residential program for pregnant and parenting teens in crisis
Travelers Aid Boston: shelter and housing to families; assistance to individuals trying to relocate outside of Massachusetts
On the Rise, Cambridge: emergency and support services for women
Project Hope, Roxbury: services for homeless families
Rosie's Place, Boston: emergency and long-term services for women
Saint Francis House, Boston: shelter and rehabilitative programs for men and women
Saint Mary's Women and Children Center, Dorchester: residential program for pregnant and parenting teens in crisis
Travelers Aid Boston: shelter and housing to families; assistance to individuals trying to relocate outside of Massachusetts
Other informative links:
Corporation for Supportive HousingNational Health Care for the Homeless Council
National Law Center on Homelessness and Poverty
United Way of Massachusetts Bay- Volunteer Connections