Captain Community Human Services
by Captain Community Human Services
About this resource
The CAPTAIN SHELTER serves as a temporary residence certified by the Office of Children and Family Services, providing a secure and welcoming environment for young individuals. It caters specifically to those aged 13 to 17 who are experiencing homelessness or have run away. The shelter fosters a home-like atmosphere where youth can engage in daily activities and receive guidance and support from trusted adults. Throughout their stay, efforts are made to facilitate family reunification.
Intake Procedure: Contact for more information.
Fees: None/Not Applicable.
Who can use this
- Contact for further information.
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25 Fern Lane,
Walk-ins welcome
Location
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