Shelters and Housing

6425 West 12th Street
501-666-8686 The Emergency Shelter provides immediate temporary shelter to youth in crisis age 8 - 18. The shelter provides a stable environment as well as safety and compassionate support for youth who are in state custody or are considered homeless or runaways. More help for runaways. More

823 South Park Street
501-374-4022
The Union Rescue Mission sponsors the Dorcas House, a shelter for battered women and their families. They provide services like food, shelter, clothing and crisis intervention to more than 400 women and children annually. More help for victims of domestic abuse.

3618 West Roosevelt Road, 501-296-9114 (Men)
4210 Asher Avenue, 501-663-2972 (Women)
The Little Rock Compassion Center provides food, clothing and shelter to Little Rock's homeless. The offer shelter to hundreds of people a night and prepare around 500 meals people every day. They need help distributing and sorting goods, monetary donations and donations of goods. Visit their website or call 501-296-9114. More

1800 South Broadway
501-340-4752
Low income housing for those over 50 years of age with no dependents.

4601 West 7th Street
501-686-9393
This is a detox center. You must be over 18 and a Pulaski County resident. More help for substance abuse.

3719 East Broadway, North Little Rock
501-945-2645
This is a men's homeless shelter, but they also provide a halfway house for men on parole.

3000 Confederate Blvd
501-374-1108
The Nehemiah House reaches out to the homeless, addicted and disadvantaged men of Central Arkansas. You can stay for 4-free days per month, after that it's $6.00 per day, which includes food. They also have a 32 bed recovery program for substance abuse.

302 East Roosevelt
501-375-2416
Our House helps people move up the housing ladder from homelessness to transitional housing, and eventually to permanent housing in the community. On any given night, 110 – 120 people live at Our House. They offer clothing, educational programs, classes, domestic violence recovery and more. You must be willing and able to work to stay at Our House.

2710 South Elm Street
501-664-5036
The Saint Francis House Veterans Re-Entry Program provides transitional housing for homeless veterans having difficulties re-entering society because of post-traumatic stress syndrome or substance abuse or other problems. More »

1109 West Markham Street
501-374-8636
The Little Rock Harbor Light Lodge provides emergency assistance, shelter, housing, chemical dependency counseling, transitional housing, health care services and spiritual support to its clients. This 83-bed shelter (62 men, 13 women, and 18 family) opens daily at 6:30 p.m. For shelter availability, call 501/374-8636 after 4:30 PM daily. Breakfast and dinner are served daily at 6:30 a.m. and 6:00 p.m.

501-376-3219
Women and Children First offers a domestic abuse hotline and shelter for abused women. They can also help with transitional housing and support. You must be drug and alcohol free. Call the number for help and information about seeking shelter and transitional housing and support.

1014 South Oak Street
501-663-3596
The Missionaries of Charity (Mother Theresa’s order) operates a house which provides shelter to women and children. Non-pregnant women can stay up to 3-months, pregnant women can stay up to 2-4 weeks after the child is born.