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AimHire Job Placement (Friendship Place)

The AimHire program connects participants with employers in Washington D.C., Maryland, and Virginia areas.

AimHire holds an orientation session every Wednesday at 10 am at the AimHire office, located at 5100 Wisconsin Ave NW, Suite 520 Washington, DC 20016. To attend and become a participant in the program, call 202.248.0496 or email aimhire@friendshipplace.org.

What they help with

Employment

Veteran Services

Who they help

Adults 24 and older

Individuals

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Address: 5100 Wisconsin Ave NW, Suite 520 Washington, DC 20016
Hours: Mondays: 8:30am-11:30am and 1pm-4pm
Phone: 202-248-0496

Shelter Hotline

Shelter Hotline and Hypothermia (cold weather) or Hyperthermia (hot weather)

What they help with

Temporary Housing

Who they help

Adults 24 and older

Youth under 24

Individuals

Families

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Hours: 24 Hours
Phone: 202-399-7093

Virginia Williams Family Resource Center (Family Central Intake)

After 4pm Mon-Thurs & after 12pm Fridays & on weekends, holidays and during hypothermia alerts, call Shelter Hotline 202-526-0017, help available 24 hours a day

What they help with

Temporary Housing

Who they help

Adults 24 and older

Youth under 24

Families

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Address: 920-A Rhode Island Ave NE, Washington, DC 20018
Hours: Mon-Thurs (Except Holidays): 8:30am-4pm, Friday 8:30am- 12pm
Phone: 202-526-0017

Housing search website

This is the District of Columbia’s free affordable housing listing and search engine, where you can find everything from accessible homes to affordable rental and for-sale homes. Users can also find helpful resources such as renter’s rights information, assistance programs, and an affordability calculator.

What they help with

Who they help

Adults 24 and older

Youth under 24

Individuals

Families

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McKenna’s Wagon

Martha’s Table Mobile Food Truck

What they help with

Food

Who they help

Adults 24 and older

Youth under 24

Individuals

Families

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Hours: 2nd & H Streets, NW (5:30-6:00pm), 15th & K Streets, NW (6:00-6:30pm) Pennsylvania Ave, NW & 19th St., NW (5:20-5:45pm)
Phone: 202-328-6608

SOME (So Others Might Eat)

SOME’s Dining Room provides two hot, nutritious meals every day of the year to anyone who needs it—no questions asked.

SOME’s Dining Room has space to accommodate women and families who may not want to sit in the main dining room.

Sandwiches and fruit are available for guests to take with them after meals and guests who miss breakfast or lunch can visit the front desk at 71 O Street to see if there are bagged lunches available.

What they help with

Food

Who they help

Adults 24 and older

Youth under 24

Individuals

Families

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Address: 71 “O” St., NW
Hours: (Everyday, 7-8:30am & 11:30am-1pm)
Phone: 202-797-8806

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