Housing Resources Centers
Lewis Center
Lewis Center
The Philip D. Lewis Center, often referred to as the Lewis Center, serves as a centralized access point for individuals and families in Palm Beach County who are experiencing or at risk of homelessness. As part of the “Leading the Way Home” Plan, the Lewis Center plays a vital role in the Palm Beach County Board of County Commissioners’ long-term commitment to ending homelessness across the region.
HRCII
HRCII
Housing Resource Center 2
The Central County Housing Resource Center in Lake Worth Beach is a vital component of Palm Beach County’s commitment to ending homelessness. As the county’s second major homeless resource facility, it builds upon the success of the Senator Philip D. Lewis Center by offering comprehensive services to individuals and families in need.
Belle Glade
Belle Glade
Transitional Shelter
Participate in hands on activities, community engagement, and personalized support designed to create pathways toward greater independence.
Melissa's Place
Melissa's Place
at Lake Village
Connect with opportunities that inspire achievement, encourage self expression, and help individuals reach their fullest potential.
Residential Affordable Housing
Home at Tamarind
Home at Tamarind
This initiative provides affordable housing for individuals with documented developmental disabilities who are homeless or at risk of homelessness. The project consists of six one-bedroom units, with three reserved for individuals earning at or below 30% of the area median income. Residents benefit from long-term support services.
Home at J Street
Home at J Street
This affordable housing initiative offers stable housing for individuals who have experienced homelessness. The J Street project provides living accommodations for up to 17 residents, creating a community-centered environment. Residents have access to individualized long-term support services, and wraparound care.
Gulfstream I
Gulfstream I
This program provides affordable housing for families earning at or below 30%- 110% of area median income (AMI) who are experiencing housing insecurity. The M Street property includes nine individual units, each designed to support independent living.
Housing Resources Centers
Lewis Center
Lewis Center
The Philip D. Lewis Center, often referred to as the Lewis Center, serves as a centralized access point for individuals and families in Palm Beach County who are experiencing or at risk of homelessness. As part of the “Leading the Way Home” Plan, the Lewis Center plays a vital role in the Palm Beach County Board of County Commissioners’ long-term commitment to ending homelessness across the region.
HRCII
HRCII
Housing Resource Center 2
The Central County Housing Resource Center in Lake Worth Beach is a vital component of Palm Beach County’s commitment to ending homelessness. As the county’s second major homeless resource facility, it builds upon the success of the Senator Philip D. Lewis Center by offering comprehensive services to individuals and families in need.
Belle Glade
Belle Glade
Transitional Shelter
Participate in hands on activities, community engagement, and personalized support designed to create pathways toward greater independence.
Melissa's Place
Melissa's Place
at Lake Village
Connect with opportunities that inspire achievement, encourage self expression, and help individuals reach their fullest potential.
Residential Affordable Housing
Home at Tamarind
Home at Tamarind
This initiative provides affordable housing for individuals with documented developmental disabilities who are homeless or at risk of homelessness. The project consists of six one-bedroom units, with three reserved for individuals earning at or below 30% of the area median income. Residents benefit from long-term support services.
Home at J Street
Home at J Street
This affordable housing initiative offers stable housing for individuals who have experienced homelessness. The J Street project provides living accommodations for up to 17 residents, creating a community-centered environment. Residents have access to individualized long-term support services, and wraparound care.
Gulfstream I
Gulfstream I
This program provides affordable housing for families earning at or below 30%- 110% of area median income (AMI) who are experiencing housing insecurity. The M Street property includes nine individual units, each designed to support independent living.
Housing Resources Centers
Lewis Center
Lewis Center
The Philip D. Lewis Center, often referred to as the Lewis Center, serves as a centralized access point for individuals and families in Palm Beach County who are experiencing or at risk of homelessness. As part of the “Leading the Way Home” Plan, the Lewis Center plays a vital role in the Palm Beach County Board of County Commissioners’ long-term commitment to ending homelessness across the region.
HRCII
HRCII
Housing Resource Center 2
The Central County Housing Resource Center in Lake Worth Beach is a vital component of Palm Beach County’s commitment to ending homelessness. As the county’s second major homeless resource facility, it builds upon the success of the Senator Philip D. Lewis Center by offering comprehensive services to individuals and families in need.
Belle Glade
Belle Glade
Transitional Shelter
Participate in hands on activities, community engagement, and personalized support designed to create pathways toward greater independence.
Melissa's Place
Melissa's Place
at Lake Village
Connect with opportunities that inspire achievement, encourage self expression, and help individuals reach their fullest potential.
Residential Affordable Housing
Home at Tamarind
Home at Tamarind
This initiative provides affordable housing for individuals with documented developmental disabilities who are homeless or at risk of homelessness. The project consists of six one-bedroom units, with three reserved for individuals earning at or below 30% of the area median income. Residents benefit from long-term support services.
Home at J Street
Home at J Street
This affordable housing initiative offers stable housing for individuals who have experienced homelessness. The J Street project provides living accommodations for up to 17 residents, creating a community-centered environment. Residents have access to individualized long-term support services, and wraparound care.
Gulfstream I
Gulfstream I
This program provides affordable housing for families earning at or below 30%- 110% of area median income (AMI) who are experiencing housing insecurity. The M Street property includes nine individual units, each designed to support independent living.
Gulfstream Goodwill Industries provides a continuum of housing support through four Housing Resource Centers, three residential housing communities, and a variety of prevention services. From emergency shelter and affordable housing to case management and housing stabilization, we help individuals, families, seniors, veterans, and those at risk of homelessness find safety, stability, and a path forward. Our goal is simple: prevent homelessness whenever possible and provide the support needed to build a brighter future.
Serving Individuals & Families Experiencing Homelessness
The Pillars of Growth
We partner with the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) to provide vital resources and support for individuals and families in need. Through HUD-funded programs, we help those transitioning from homelessness access essential services that promote stability and independence.