Whether you are applying for public housing, looking for a safer neighborhood or need help paying for rent, the DASH Housing Resource Center is here to help. Check out the resources below for support finding permanent housing. If you have questions or concerns please contact 202-462-3274.
- Applying for Public Housing
- Emergency Rental Assistance Program
- DV Informed Tips for Finding Safe Housing
- Tips for Finding an Apartment
Permanent Supportive Housing Resources
NEW ENDEAVORS BY WOMEN- NEW HORIZONS
Phone: 202.847.0211
Web: www.nebw.org
Population Served: Survivors of domestic violence and their families.
Services: Permanent housing; case management; access to educational and employment specialist; support groups.
Admission Process: All referrals are completed through the CAHP (Coordinated Assessment and Housing Placement) process.
Eligibility Requirements: Homeless unaccompanied adult women (18 years or older); may possess a history of a substance use disorder, may possess minor mental health diagnoses (medication compliant and independent), and/or minor medical disabilities.
NEW ENDEAVORS BY WOMEN- NEW HOPE
Phone: 202.561.0606
Web: www.nebw.org
Population Served: Women Living With Chronic Illness
Services: Long term housing to meet needs of women living with HIV/AIDS
Admission Process: Must be referred by an outside social service agency, a telephone screening will be conducted with the referring agency as well as a face-to-face interview with the prospective resident(s).
Eligibility Requirements: Chronically homeless single adult women (18 years or older) who are battling chronic illnesses and who are recognized as head of household.
NEW ENDEAVORS BY WOMEN- SHELTER PLUS CARE (S+C)
Phone: 202.682.5825
Web: www.nebw.org
Population Served: Homeless women and/or families
Services: Private subsidized apartments; supportive services to women and their children; case management.
Admission Process: All referrals are completed through the CAHP (Coordinated Assessment and Housing Placement) process.
Eligibility Requirements: Chronically homeless adult (18 years or older) women and/or families; must have a history of a substance use disorder, may possess minor mental health diagnosis (medication compliant) and/or minor medical disabilities.
