Referrals into Emergency Bridge Housing can be accessed at the TAY Access Point or with participating youth agencies. The TAY Access Point can be found at 815 S Street, Sacramento CA, 95811. To be eligible, a person must be 18-24 years old and experiencing homelessness. A person must present physically and complete an assessment prior to a referral being made. Space is limited and completion of an assessment does not guarantee admittance. Enrollments are accepted on a rolling basis. Additional eligibility criteria may apply. For additional information about the TAY Access Point, please go to www.windyouth.org.

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SHRA has partnered with various entities to serve the guests.

• Volunteers of America (VOA) oversees onsite shelter operations.
• Sacramento Steps Forward (SSF) refers homeless to be sheltered.

Entry to the Meadowview Navigation Center Women’s Shelter is through a closed referral process. This project does not have a waiting list.

For information about homeless services, please call 211.

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Sign-ups are nightly at 5:30 PM and are conducted on a first-come, first-serve basis.
NEWCOMERS are given first priority. (Newcomer: someone who has never stayed
overnight or has not stayed overnight for at least one year).

• Must have a Photo ID and TB Card.
• Must claim bed between 6:30 PM – 6:45 PM daily.
• Beds can be claimed for up to 7 days and must attend the 7:30 PM Chapel Service.

Newcomers and repeaters will be assigned a work duty as needed. Those who miss work detail forfeit their bed.
Wake-up times are: Monday – Friday 6:00 AM
Saturday, Sunday & Holidays 7:00 AM
If an earlier wake-up time is required, inform Contact Office upon nightly check-in.
All overnight guests must take showers.
Men without beds can also take showers in the evening.

• No food or drinks upstairs.
• No radios, cell phones, or personal items upstairs. (medication only)
• No recharging of electronic devices within the building. Use charge station in back patio.
• No loitering at the top of the stairs.
• No washing laundry in bathroom sinks.
• No towels upstairs.
• All baggage must be turned in to our secured storage unit with the assigned #.
• Beds must be made each morning. If the bed is not made, the bed will be confiscated.
• Remain upstairs next to your assigned bed until the breakfast bell.
• Pajamas are to be turned in every morning.

GENERAL RULES:

• The front gate opens at 5:30 PM.
• Chapel doors open at 6:30 PM.
• No one is allowed in after the front gate is closed at 7:30 PM.
• No alcohol, drugs, profanity, smoking, or weapons are allowed on Mission property.
• No running or pushing on Mission property.
• No loitering in the lobby of the Chapel.
• No parking on the Mission property during the day.
• No camping on Mission property.
• No food served at the Mission can be taken from the dining hall.
• Check in your bags to the secured storage unit, where you will be assigned a #.
• The Mission is not responsible for any lost or stolen items. Any items left get recycled.
• Chapel Services are every night at 7:30 PM and Sundays at 11:00 AM.
• Once the preaching starts, leaving the room and re-entry is not allowed.
• Do not interrupt the speaker.
• No hats, headbands, or beanies are to be worn by men during Chapel Service.
• No eating or drinking in the Chapel.
• No use of cell phones or electronic devices during Chapel Services.
• No texting. If you have one of these devices, please turn it off at this time.
• No reading of books, magazines, or newspapers during Chapel Services.

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How to Apply

Potential VASH applicants are referred to SHRA by the VA. If you are a homeless veteran needing housing please contact the Veteran’s Homeless Hotline at 1-877-4AID-VET (877-424-3838). Low-income Veterans, regardless of their housing status, are also eligible to apply for other affordable housing waitlists and are encouraged to do so.

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SHRA has partnered with various entities to serve the guests.

• Volunteers of America (VOA) oversees onsite shelter operations.
• Sacramento Steps Forward (SSF) manages the Homeless Management Information System (HMIS).

Entry to the X Street Navigation Center is through a closed referral process. This project does not have a waiting list.

• For information about homeless services and programs, click here to visit the Sacramento Steps Forward website.

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