Shelter Information
If you and your family are experiencing homelessness, please call-734 961-1999
SCAW was established in 1982. Housed at the Robert J Delonis Center. The Residential Programs has 56 single beds. The Shelter Diversion programs assists 95 individuals at a time. The Recuperative Care offers 8 beds at a time for homeless individuals that have been discharged from a local hospital that is in need of ongoing medical need.
On site kitchen, run by Food Gathers that serve meals 365 days a year. A free clinic ran by Packard Health. Showers, access to storage, laundry and an address to receive mail. Case management, community referrals and on-site basic needs Delonis Center: 312 W Huron Street, Ann Arbor, MI 48103 Front Desk: 734-662-2829 x 254 Open: 24/7 365 days Administrative: 734-662-2829 Avalible Hours: 9am-5pm P.O. Box 7370, Ann Arbor, MI 48107 Guest Codes of Conduct
At The Shelter, we strive to provide a safe and respectful environment for all of our guests. To help us achieve this goal, we ask that everyone who stays with us adhere to our Guest Code of Conduct. These guidelines have been put in place to ensure the comfort and well-being of all individuals at our facility. Thank you for your cooperation in making The Shelter a welcoming and supportive place for everyone. Please review The Shelter's Guest Code of Conduct: Here |
HAWC is Washtenaw County's central intake for individuals and families who are homeless or at risk of homelessness. Residents of Washtenaw County may call HAWC for housing assistance, information and/or a referral.
HAWC serves as the first point of access to address housing needs. If you are homeless or experiencing a housing crisis, please call: (734) 961-1999 Call Center Hours: Monday through Friday: 8:30am - 5pm Organizations that serve special populations, including: veterans, youth, and those experiencing domestic violence should be contacted directly. Please see the contact information below: Veterans: experiencing a housing crisis, contact the Veteran Administration (VA) at 1 (877) 424-3838. Youth: ages 10-17 who are homeless or runaway, contact Ozone House at (734) 662-2222. If you are experiencing Domestic Violence, contact SafeHouse Center at (734) 995-5444. Residents of Washtenaw County may call HAWC for housing assistance, information and/or referral. Please note: there is a severe shortage of housing resources in Washtenaw County and HAWC is not able to help all people who are experiencing a housing crisis. |
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Delonis Center 
Residential, Non-residential,
Rotating Winter Shelter Drop-in Day Center 312 W. Huron Ann Arbor, MI 48103 (734) 662-2829 Ran by SAWC |
Salvation Army Staples Center Family Shelter 
A homeless shelter for both
families and individuals. The shelter has 36 beds available and offers 3 meals a day to its residents 366 Packard Road Ann Arbor, MI (734) 761-7750 |
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Veteran's Haven of Hope House |
809 Henry Street, Ann Arbor.
There are 7 beds available at Hope House serving homeless male veterans
There are 4 beds designated for male, female or veterans with families at Staples Family Center.
A total of 11 veterans can be housed at once.
Haven of Hope is transitional housing and all residents are responsible for providing their own meals.
If you are a veteran experiencing a housing crisis, please call:
Veteran Administration (VA) at 1 (877) 424-3838
There are 7 beds available at Hope House serving homeless male veterans
There are 4 beds designated for male, female or veterans with families at Staples Family Center.
A total of 11 veterans can be housed at once.
Haven of Hope is transitional housing and all residents are responsible for providing their own meals.
If you are a veteran experiencing a housing crisis, please call:
Veteran Administration (VA) at 1 (877) 424-3838
DAYTIME WARMING CENTERS
Check Again in October 2023
For Information Regarding Hosting Churches
And Daytime Warming Centers
For Information Regarding Hosting Churches
And Daytime Warming Centers
The Warming Centers of Ann Arbor are kind and wonderful area faith communities' scattered among the Ann Arbor area.
*No pre-registration necessary for daytime warming centers.
In Ypsilanti, during the 2022-2023 Winter Season; the Ypsilanti Freight House was utilized.
Beginning with the expansions of hours and the length of the Daytime Warming Centers kept open by an additional 3 weeks! Beginning the 2nd week in November and running through April 1, 2023
As well as an increase in staff numbers from 3 part time staff to 6 part time staff!
Though we all giggle at the term "part time"; it is an open secret that we all put in an awful lot of volunteer hours outside our scheduled times.
Warming Center had art, Circling Back; a peer support group, a DBT group, hair cuts, card games, trivia contests, massages, concerts, vaccine clinics, a recovery resource fair, reiki, meditation, and lots and lots of good food!
Sherri is always looking for good volunteers to help at both locations.
If you are interested in Volunteering during the 2023-24 Warming Centers,
Please contact Sherri Wander at [email protected]
or call /text her at 734-754-0648
*No pre-registration necessary for daytime warming centers.
In Ypsilanti, during the 2022-2023 Winter Season; the Ypsilanti Freight House was utilized.
Beginning with the expansions of hours and the length of the Daytime Warming Centers kept open by an additional 3 weeks! Beginning the 2nd week in November and running through April 1, 2023
As well as an increase in staff numbers from 3 part time staff to 6 part time staff!
Though we all giggle at the term "part time"; it is an open secret that we all put in an awful lot of volunteer hours outside our scheduled times.
Warming Center had art, Circling Back; a peer support group, a DBT group, hair cuts, card games, trivia contests, massages, concerts, vaccine clinics, a recovery resource fair, reiki, meditation, and lots and lots of good food!
Sherri is always looking for good volunteers to help at both locations.
If you are interested in Volunteering during the 2023-24 Warming Centers,
Please contact Sherri Wander at [email protected]
or call /text her at 734-754-0648
No pre-registration necessary for daytime warming centers.
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Thank You! To The Following Ann Arbor Area Religious Communities and The Ypsilanti Freight House For Hosting Our Cause during the 2022-2023 Daytime Warming Center Season ~Journey Of Faith Christian Church ~Zion Lutheran Church ~First Baptist Church ~Lord of Light Lutheran Church ~First Congregational Church ~Trinity Lutheran Church ~St. Mary's Student Parrish ~Delonis Center ~
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Emergency Winter Weather Amnesty
Emergency Winter Weather Amnesty tends to open at the end of November to the beginning of April. Check back closer to the end of October 2023 for updates.
