Services for Homeless People
Services for Homeless People
The Human Services Agency does not define homeless as simply sleeping on the street. Someone is homeless if he or she sleeps in unsafe or inhumane conditions, a different place every night, or in a shelter, transitional housing, or motel. Because lack of housing usually equates to lack of transportation, social workers meet people where they reside, including homeless camps, to coordinate services with partner agencies that can provide supportive services. For more information, please call 805-385-1800 during office hours 8 a.m. – 4:30 p.m. (calls will be returned).
Featured Services
Through our services, individuals and families are connected to a network of agencies that provide health care, mental health services, drug and alcohol abuse treatment, temporary housing, and other benefits, including help in securing permanent housing.
Resources
- Wildfire Survivors
- Homeless Resources – East County
- Homeless Resources – West County
- Ending Homelessness flyer – Acabando con la Falta de Vivi
- Rental Help is Available flyer – Ayuda de Alquiler está Disponible
- VC Continuum of Care 2019 Action Guide
- Health Care Agency One-Stop Information flyer English/español
Contact Human Services Agency
Human Services Agency
855 Partridge Drive, Ventura, CA 93003
www.vchsa.org