Below are 18 shelters for homeless in Allegheny, PA County.

The  Allegheny Valley Association of Churches is a Christian agency composed of churches working together to meet the spiritual, social and physical needs of the community.

EECM is an interfaith ministry dedicated to helping at-risk children and youth, the hungry, the homeless, and others in need throughout Pittsburgh’s East End.We are dedicated to helping vulnerable adults and at-risk children and youth throughout our East End neighborhoods. An interfaith ministry, EECM seeks to make a difference in the lives of the individuals and families it serves by tending to their needs for today as well as their hopes for tomorrow

The Orr Compassionate Care Center provides non-medical respite care to homeless, mentally ill or physically ill adults who are not ready or able to return to their independent living situation.  The center fills that gap until the individual is able to once again live independently.

Northside Common Ministries is a non-sectarian, non-profit, community-based organization established in 1982 by a collaboration of 30 local churches to meet the increasing needs of the homeless population. NCM’s mission answers the call of Jesus “to feed the hungry, clothe the naked, and receive the stranger,” and the prophet’s call to “do justice, love kindness and walk humbly with God.”

The mission of Women's Center and Shelter is to end intimate partner violence in the lives of women and their children.

Light of Life operates a Christian recovery program for single mothers and children in crisis. Key components of the 9–18 month program include subsidized apartments, assistance with transportation, household and childcare needs, and 20 hours per week of counseling, education and training.

Whether paralyzed by the grip of addiction, poverty, mental health issues or any combination of these, homeless men hunger for hope. At Light of Life, hope materializes through the integration of faith principles throughout every facet of recovery.

BRIDGE HOUSING* is a one-year residential program for men who are transitioning from emergency shelter to independent living. The program includes one-on-one counseling, case management, and group participation

SAFE HAVEN* provides housing and support for up to eight chronically homeless men who have mental health problems. Residents enjoy a stable environment where they can work toward a new and better lifestyle.

ORR COMPASSIONATE CARE CENTER* offers 24-hour shelter and nonmedical respite care for adults who are unable to return to their prior housing situation, and are in need of a supportive place to recuperate after being discharged from the hospital

Recovering from substance abuse is difficult enough; achieving that without a safe place to live is nearly impossible .Penn Free Bridge Housing offers secure housing to people ages 18 and older who are homeless and in recovery from alcohol or drug abuse.

This program provides supervised apartment living for teenagers ages 16-18, while also offering the vocational, educational and life skills necessary for independent living.

RESPOND provides a therapeutic group setting within the community for children who are diagnosed with mental retardation and/or mental illness, and who utilize three or more service systems. Allegheny County Department of Human Services is the exclusive source of referral to this out-of-home treatment service. Familylinks can provide the intensive treatment, evaluation, care and skills that can lead to a better quality of life for children in this program.

Substance-dependent women and mothers face unique challenges. Our Family Treatment Centers offer a safe place to stay and recover for women 18 and older. Care is also provided for pregnant women, as well as mothers and up to two of their children.

NCM’s Permanent Housing Program In accordance with our mission to “receive the stranger,” offers housing to men who are working to break the cycle of homelessness.