Shelters
(Housing Resource Centers)
Shelters
(Housing Resource Centers)
Philip D.Lewis Center
Philip D. Lewis Center – Coordinated Entry and Comprehensive Services
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.
The Lewis Center provides 66 shelter beds for individuals who are actively seeking assistance to transition out of homelessness and into a self-sufficient, stable lifestyle. It acts as a hub for assessment and coordinated care, helping clients identify the resources they need to move forward.
Services offered at the Lewis Center include:
Comprehensive assessments to determine client needs
Interim housing accommodations for individuals in crisis
Medical care and wellness services through onsite providers
Case management to develop and support individualized plans
Life skills training and financial literacy workshops
Vocational training and job placement to promote long-term stability
These services are made possible through a collaborative partnership led by Gulfstream Goodwill Industries, along with several key onsite partners including:
Adopt-A-Family of the Palm Beaches
Health Care District of Palm Beach County
The Homeless Coalition of Palm Beach County
The Lord’s Place
Community Support and Long-Term Impact
Since its opening in 2012, the Lewis Center has served thousands of individuals and families, becoming a cornerstone of the county’s coordinated efforts to combat homelessness. Its success is the result of a robust network of support that includes:
The Palm Beach County Board of County Commissioners
Palm Beach County Human and Veterans Services Department
The Homeless Coalition of Palm Beach County
Generous contributions from GL Homes, philanthropic organizations, and private citizens
Together, these partners and supporters make it possible for the Lewis Center to provide life-changing services that help individuals regain independence and stability.
For more information or to inquire about services, please contact the Senator Philip D. Lewis Center at 561-904-7900.
Housing Resource Center 2
Central County Housing Resource Center – Transitional Housing and Supportive Services
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.
Key Features:
Location: Situated at 3680 Lake Worth Road, west of Lake Worth Beach. WPTV News Channel 5 West Palm
Facility Size: Spanning over 20,000 square feet. OLC | Ohlson Lavoie Corporation
Capacity: Designed to serve approximately 500 individuals annually. WPBF
Services Provided:
Temporary Housing: 77 beds for short-term stays, with 14 additional beds for overnight transitional housing. WPBF
Comprehensive Support: Includes case management, life skills training, financial literacy education, vocational training, and job placement assistance.
Holistic Approach: Focuses on empowering residents to achieve self-sufficiency and stability through a combination of housing and supportive services. OLC | Ohlson Lavoie Corporation
Collaborative Partnerships:
The center operates through a collaborative effort involving the Palm Beach County Board of County Commissioners, Palm Beach County Human and Veterans Services, The Homeless Coalition of Palm Beach County, and other local organizations. OLC | Ohlson Lavoie Corporation
Contact Information:
For more details or to inquire about services, please contact the Central County Housing Resource Center at 561-904-7900.
Philip D.Lewis Center
Philip D. Lewis Center – Coordinated Entry and Comprehensive Services
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.
The Lewis Center provides 66 shelter beds for individuals who are actively seeking assistance to transition out of homelessness and into a self-sufficient, stable lifestyle. It acts as a hub for assessment and coordinated care, helping clients identify the resources they need to move forward.
Services offered at the Lewis Center include:
Comprehensive assessments to determine client needs
Interim housing accommodations for individuals in crisis
Medical care and wellness services through onsite providers
Case management to develop and support individualized plans
Life skills training and financial literacy workshops
Vocational training and job placement to promote long-term stability
These services are made possible through a collaborative partnership led by Gulfstream Goodwill Industries, along with several key onsite partners including:
Adopt-A-Family of the Palm Beaches
Health Care District of Palm Beach County
The Homeless Coalition of Palm Beach County
The Lord’s Place
Community Support and Long-Term Impact
Since its opening in 2012, the Lewis Center has served thousands of individuals and families, becoming a cornerstone of the county’s coordinated efforts to combat homelessness. Its success is the result of a robust network of support that includes:
The Palm Beach County Board of County Commissioners
Palm Beach County Human and Veterans Services Department
The Homeless Coalition of Palm Beach County
Generous contributions from GL Homes, philanthropic organizations, and private citizens
Together, these partners and supporters make it possible for the Lewis Center to provide life-changing services that help individuals regain independence and stability.
For more information or to inquire about services, please contact the Senator Philip D. Lewis Center at 561-904-7900.
Housing Resource Center 2
Central County Housing Resource Center – Transitional Housing and Supportive Services
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.
Key Features:
Location: Situated at 3680 Lake Worth Road, west of Lake Worth Beach. WPTV News Channel 5 West Palm
Facility Size: Spanning over 20,000 square feet. OLC | Ohlson Lavoie Corporation
Capacity: Designed to serve approximately 500 individuals annually. WPBF
Services Provided:
Temporary Housing: 77 beds for short-term stays, with 14 additional beds for overnight transitional housing. WPBF
Comprehensive Support: Includes case management, life skills training, financial literacy education, vocational training, and job placement assistance.
Holistic Approach: Focuses on empowering residents to achieve self-sufficiency and stability through a combination of housing and supportive services. OLC | Ohlson Lavoie Corporation
Collaborative Partnerships:
The center operates through a collaborative effort involving the Palm Beach County Board of County Commissioners, Palm Beach County Human and Veterans Services, The Homeless Coalition of Palm Beach County, and other local organizations. OLC | Ohlson Lavoie Corporation
Contact Information:
For more details or to inquire about services, please contact the Central County Housing Resource Center at 561-904-7900.
Philip D.Lewis Center
Philip D. Lewis Center – Coordinated Entry and Comprehensive Services
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.
The Lewis Center provides 66 shelter beds for individuals who are actively seeking assistance to transition out of homelessness and into a self-sufficient, stable lifestyle. It acts as a hub for assessment and coordinated care, helping clients identify the resources they need to move forward.
Services offered at the Lewis Center include:
Comprehensive assessments to determine client needs
Interim housing accommodations for individuals in crisis
Medical care and wellness services through onsite providers
Case management to develop and support individualized plans
Life skills training and financial literacy workshops
Vocational training and job placement to promote long-term stability
These services are made possible through a collaborative partnership led by Gulfstream Goodwill Industries, along with several key onsite partners including:
Adopt-A-Family of the Palm Beaches
Health Care District of Palm Beach County
The Homeless Coalition of Palm Beach County
The Lord’s Place
Community Support and Long-Term Impact
Since its opening in 2012, the Lewis Center has served thousands of individuals and families, becoming a cornerstone of the county’s coordinated efforts to combat homelessness. Its success is the result of a robust network of support that includes:
The Palm Beach County Board of County Commissioners
Palm Beach County Human and Veterans Services Department
The Homeless Coalition of Palm Beach County
Generous contributions from GL Homes, philanthropic organizations, and private citizens
Together, these partners and supporters make it possible for the Lewis Center to provide life-changing services that help individuals regain independence and stability.
For more information or to inquire about services, please contact the Senator Philip D. Lewis Center at 561-904-7900.
Housing Resource Center 2
Central County Housing Resource Center – Transitional Housing and Supportive Services
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.
Key Features:
Location: Situated at 3680 Lake Worth Road, west of Lake Worth Beach. WPTV News Channel 5 West Palm
Facility Size: Spanning over 20,000 square feet. OLC | Ohlson Lavoie Corporation
Capacity: Designed to serve approximately 500 individuals annually. WPBF
Services Provided:
Temporary Housing: 77 beds for short-term stays, with 14 additional beds for overnight transitional housing. WPBF
Comprehensive Support: Includes case management, life skills training, financial literacy education, vocational training, and job placement assistance.
Holistic Approach: Focuses on empowering residents to achieve self-sufficiency and stability through a combination of housing and supportive services. OLC | Ohlson Lavoie Corporation
Collaborative Partnerships:
The center operates through a collaborative effort involving the Palm Beach County Board of County Commissioners, Palm Beach County Human and Veterans Services, The Homeless Coalition of Palm Beach County, and other local organizations. OLC | Ohlson Lavoie Corporation
Contact Information:
For more details or to inquire about services, please contact the Central County Housing Resource Center at 561-904-7900.
Melissa's Place at Lake Village
Lake Village at the Glades – Residential Units and Ongoing Support
Located in Pahokee, Lake Village at the Glades provides 42 one-bedroom, one-bathroom units designed to accommodate families, seniors, couples, and single individuals experiencing homelessness. This site offers a safe, stable environment where residents can begin to rebuild their lives with dignity.
Each resident receives ongoing support including:
Case management and referrals tailored to their personal situation
Life skills development workshops and training sessions
Access to employment services in partnership with Career Source
Medical services and wellness checks coordinated through the Health Department
Connection to veteran support and housing programs, if applicable
Lake Village at the Glades operates in alignment with the efforts of the Belle Glade Transitional Shelter and is a key component of the region’s strategy to reduce homelessness through coordinated, long-term solutions.
For more information or to speak with staff, please call Lake Village at the Glades at 561-996-4863.
Belle Glade Transitional Shelter
Belle Glade Transitional Shelter – Intake and Assessment Center
The Belle Glade Transitional Shelter serves as the primary intake and assessment center for individuals and families experiencing homelessness in the Western Community. Located in Belle Glade, this facility is the first point of contact for those in need of housing support, medical attention, and social services. Upon arrival, clients receive comprehensive assessments to determine their specific needs and connect them to appropriate resources.
In addition to intake and assessment services, the center provides:
Referrals to housing and support programs
Medical services in collaboration with the Palm Beach County Health Department
Shelter beds for those in immediate need
Employment assistance through Career Source
Life skills training to support long-term self-sufficiency
The Belle Glade site works in close partnership with County Human and Veterans Services, the Homeless Outreach Team, and other providers within the Palm Beach County Continuum of Care to ensure each person receives coordinated, compassionate care.
For more information, please contact the Belle Glade Transitional Shelter at 561-996-1690.
Melissa's Place at Lake Village
Lake Village at the Glades – Residential Units and Ongoing Support
Located in Pahokee, Lake Village at the Glades provides 42 one-bedroom, one-bathroom units designed to accommodate families, seniors, couples, and single individuals experiencing homelessness. This site offers a safe, stable environment where residents can begin to rebuild their lives with dignity.
Each resident receives ongoing support including:
Case management and referrals tailored to their personal situation
Life skills development workshops and training sessions
Access to employment services in partnership with Career Source
Medical services and wellness checks coordinated through the Health Department
Connection to veteran support and housing programs, if applicable
Lake Village at the Glades operates in alignment with the efforts of the Belle Glade Transitional Shelter and is a key component of the region’s strategy to reduce homelessness through coordinated, long-term solutions.
For more information or to speak with staff, please call Lake Village at the Glades at 561-996-4863.
Belle Glade Tansitional Shelter
Belle Glade Transitional Shelter – Intake and Assessment Center
The Belle Glade Transitional Shelter serves as the primary intake and assessment center for individuals and families experiencing homelessness in the Western Community. Located in Belle Glade, this facility is the first point of contact for those in need of housing support, medical attention, and social services. Upon arrival, clients receive comprehensive assessments to determine their specific needs and connect them to appropriate resources.
In addition to intake and assessment services, the center provides:
Referrals to housing and support programs
Medical services in collaboration with the Palm Beach County Health Department
Shelter beds for those in immediate need
Employment assistance through Career Source
Life skills training to support long-term self-sufficiency
The Belle Glade site works in close partnership with County Human and Veterans Services, the Homeless Outreach Team, and other providers within the Palm Beach County Continuum of Care to ensure each person receives coordinated, compassionate care.
For more information, please contact the Belle Glade Transitional Shelter at 561-996-1690.
Melissa's Place at Lake Village
Lake Village at the Glades – Residential Units and Ongoing Support
Located in Pahokee, Lake Village at the Glades provides 42 one-bedroom, one-bathroom units designed to accommodate families, seniors, couples, and single individuals experiencing homelessness. This site offers a safe, stable environment where residents can begin to rebuild their lives with dignity.
Each resident receives ongoing support including:
Case management and referrals tailored to their personal situation
Life skills development workshops and training sessions
Access to employment services in partnership with Career Source
Medical services and wellness checks coordinated through the Health Department
Connection to veteran support and housing programs, if applicable
Lake Village at the Glades operates in alignment with the efforts of the Belle Glade Transitional Shelter and is a key component of the region’s strategy to reduce homelessness through coordinated, long-term solutions.
For more information or to speak with staff, please call Lake Village at the Glades at 561-996-4863.
Belle Glade Tansitional Shelter
Belle Glade Transitional Shelter – Intake and Assessment Center
The Belle Glade Transitional Shelter serves as the primary intake and assessment center for individuals and families experiencing homelessness in the Western Community. Located in Belle Glade, this facility is the first point of contact for those in need of housing support, medical attention, and social services. Upon arrival, clients receive comprehensive assessments to determine their specific needs and connect them to appropriate resources.
In addition to intake and assessment services, the center provides:
Referrals to housing and support programs
Medical services in collaboration with the Palm Beach County Health Department
Shelter beds for those in immediate need
Employment assistance through Career Source
Life skills training to support long-term self-sufficiency
The Belle Glade site works in close partnership with County Human and Veterans Services, the Homeless Outreach Team, and other providers within the Palm Beach County Continuum of Care to ensure each person receives coordinated, compassionate care.
For more information, please contact the Belle Glade Transitional Shelter at 561-996-1690.
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