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BOONE COUNTY, IOWA
Boone County
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ACCESS
Addressing the roots and impact of domestic and sexual violence through services that enhance safety, empowering survivors, and promoting understanding and social justice within our community.
SHELTER PROGRAM Our shelter is designed to alleviate the immediate housing needs associated with fleeing domestic violence, sexual assault, or other forms of violence. Shelter residents are offered assistance in seeking immediate and long-term safety, processing the abuse, and case management centered around finding the next best stable housing option.
RAPID REHOUSING PROGRAM helps homeless individuals get into housing as immediately as possible with financial support, help with the application process, support in identifying community resources, and care coordination. The most vulnerable victims, such as youth and families, are targeted for this intensive service.
TRANSITIONAL HOUSING PROGRAM is a 6-24 month program that allows participating individuals to create a stable economic foundation and enables clients to secure permanent housing upon exit from the program. Transitional housing is available to all domestic violence and sexual assault survivors.
Housing/Sheltering Crisis Line: 515-292-0543 or Toll Free 855-696-2980
Boone Office:
806 7th St Suite s1
Boone, IA 50036
Contact: Cassandra
515-292-0543
cassandra@assaultcarecenter.org
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The Bridge Home
The Bridge Home provides emergency shelter to support those experiencing homelessness in Boone County. The Bridge Home also provides the Rapid Rehousing program and the Permanent Supportive Housing program for those experiencing homelessness who are staying on the street or in a place not meant for human habitation.
To contact The Bridge Home for emergency shelter or a housing program please reach out via phone or our website.
225 S Kellogg Ave
Ames, IA 50010
515-232-8075
HEART OF IOWA HABITAT FOR HUMANITY
Habitat for Humanity is a Christian housing ministry offering low-income families the opportunity to build and purchase a healthy, safe and affordable home. Habitat partner families work alongside local volunteers and, when complete, benefit from a zero-interest mortgage with low monthly payments currently in the range of $550. In 2019, Helping Hands home repair projects will be offered for existing low-income homeowners. Visit or call Heart of Iowa Habitat for Humanity to learn more about our programs today.
Office Address:
720 Story Street
Boone, IA 50036
Contact: Lindsay Lynch
515-432-1168
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IMPACT Community Action Partnership
IMPACT provides basic needs assistance to low-income individuals and families residing in Boone, Jasper, Marion, Polk, and Warren Counties. Program availability and guidelines vary by service. To access these services, families needing assistance should call 515-518-4770 as all services are currently being provided by phone. Further information can be found on our website at impactcap.org.
Housing Assistance- IMPACT administers several rent and mortgage programs depending on eligibility criteria. Residents of Boone, Jasper, Marion, and Warren County may apply for additional housing assistance through the IMPACT Homelessness Prevention Program.
Contact: info@impactcap.org or www.impactcap.org
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SALVATION ARMY
Provides financial assistance for evictions and utility shut offs, food pantry, payee program, and emergency disaster services. Referrals to other agencies and services, along with pastoral care for the community.
Corps Office & Food Pantry Address:
509 Benton St
Boone, IA 50036
Contact: Sharon Karpin
515-432-5770
sharon_karpin@usc.salvationarmy.org
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YSS
Rosedale Center: The first shelter for runaway youth in Iowa, Rosedale Shelter and its staff offer youth in crisis a safe, structured home environment in historic Old Town Ames. The facility can house up to 15 youth.
Transitional Living Services: Our programs focus on helping homeless youth - including pregnant or parenting families - to live independently and become self-sufficient. A case manager works one-on-one with each client to help them set and achieve educational, employment, and independent living goals.
Contact: 515-233-3141