If you are a shelter looking for building/renovation assistance, please fill out our HomeAid Shelter Project Assistance Form.
For other questions, contact Kristyn Burr at 571-283-6320 or kburr@homeaidnova.org.
Community Resources
For Additional Information on Homelessness:
- Locally:
- Regionally:
- Nationally:
- Campaign to End Child Homelessness
- Fact Sheets on Health Care & Homelessness
- Health & Homelessness
- Homelessness Resource Center
- Institute for Children and Poverty
- Invisible People
- KnowledgePlex
- The National Center on Family Homelessness
- National Alliance to End Homelessness
- National Center on Family Homelessness
- National Center for Homeless Education
- National Coalition for the Homeless
- National Coalition for Homeless Veterans
- National Health Care for the Homeless Council
- National Law Center on Homelessness & Poverty
- National Resource Center on Homelessness & Mental Illness
- National Student Campaign Against Hunger & Homelessness
- Shelter Force
- U.S. Dept of Veterans Affairs: Homeless Veterans
- United States Interagency Council on Homelessness
- Youth.com: Homelessness and Runaway
- General:
For Affordable Housing Information and Housing/Rental Assistance:
- Locally:
- Regionally:
- HOME of VA
- Housing Association of Non-Profit Developers
- Metropolitan Washington Council of Governments
- NoVa Affordable Housing Alliance
- Northern Virginia AHOME
- Washington Area Housing Partnership Resource Guide
- Virginia Department of Housing and Community Development
- Virginia Housing Assistance
- Virginia Housing Development Authority
- Nationally:
For Building Resources:
- Regionally:
- Nationally:
Other Resources:
- National Domestic Violence Hotline:
1-800-799-SAFE - National Human Trafficking Resource Center:
1-888-373-7888
HomeAid does not provide housing for the homeless
For help finding housing, please use one of the resources below.
Virginia 2-1-1
Resources by County
If you are homeless or may become homeless and need assistance, please contact your County for an assessment and a connection to available resources for emergency food, shelter, clothing, healthcare, employment, financial assistance and other essential needs.
Other Resources
For free, confidential support for youth runaways, veterans, or victims of domestic violence or human trafficking, call:
Builders
Serving as a Builder Captain may be one of the most satisfying construction projects you, your partners, and your staff will ever experience.
Shelters
If your organization serves individuals or families affected by homelessness and has housing or program space that is in need of extensive renovations or you have a bigger construction vision for the future, HomeAid can help!
Volunteers
You don’t need to be a Builder or Trade Partner to be part of the solution—find out how you can get involved!
Trade partners
Trade Partners are the backbone of our accomplishments! Each HomeAid project relies on the generosity, expertise, and commitment of many partners working together.
