Below are 4 shelters for homeless in Leon, FL County.

The Refuge House transitional housing program provides confidential, safe housing to victims of domestic violence, sexual assault and sex trafficking, and their children for up to 2 ½ years. Our transitional program can assist you to meet your individual goals in the areas of housing, transportation, physical and mental well-being, education and career options, and, where appropriate, immigration issues and child services. Housing may be provided at one of three program sites.

HOPE Community:is a transitional housing program for homeless families, single women, and single men. Our purpose is to provide a safe and structured living environment where each resident is empowered to recover from homelessness and become self-sufficient. We accomplish this goal by partnering with residents to pursue a recovery-based program, maintain a steady source of income, and find stable housing. HOPE Community is the only program of its kind in our eight-county Big Bend area. Over 70% of HOPE residents move into stable housing.

Family Services Program: Our Family Services Program provides short-term housing and long-term hope for families in a housing crisis. Homeless families with minor children receive services to help them move toward employment, permanent housing and economic self-sufficiency. Case Management support services are mandatory for all our residents, and residents must attend a multitude of educational seminars and classes: money management, budgeting, nutrition, and parenting. After-school programs, tutoring, summer camps, and monthly birthday parties provide special support to the children, so that they feel loved and at home during their four month stay.