Providence resource guide
Providence, Rhode Island Homeless Resources
Find local organizations and programs that may help with shelter, food assistance, housing-related needs, and other community support in Providence.
This directory currently includes 5 published NHREA listings. Open a resource to review its available location and contact details. Services, hours, and eligibility can change, so contact the organization before visiting whenever possible.
Local directory
Homeless assistance and community resources in Providence
Browse the organizations below to compare locations and open the full NHREA listing for additional details.
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Amos House
Location
460 Pine St, Providence, RI 02907, United States View resource details -
Crossroads Rhode Island
Location
162 Broad St, Providence, RI 02903, United States View resource details -
Providence Rescue Mission
Location
627 Cranston St, Providence, RI 02907, United States View resource details -
Rhode Island Coalition to End Homelessness
Location
225 Dyer St 2nd Floor, Providence, RI 02903, United States View resource details -
The Emmanuel House Men’s Shelter
Location
239 Public St, Providence, RI 02905, United States View resource details
Before you visit
How to use this Providence resource directory
Review the listing
Open a resource profile to see the location and any available phone or website information.
Contact the organization
Confirm current hours, services, eligibility requirements, and appointment needs before traveling.
Expand the search
If a Providence option is not a fit, explore statewide Rhode Island and federal assistance resources.
Helpful information
Providence homeless resource questions
What can I find in this Providence directory?
The directory brings together published NHREA listings for local organizations and programs that may offer shelter, food assistance, housing-related help, or other community support. Each listing provides the details currently available to NHREA.
Should I contact a resource before visiting?
Yes. Program availability, operating hours, service areas, eligibility rules, and appointment requirements can change. Contacting the organization first can help you confirm that it meets your current needs.
Where can I look for help outside Providence?
Use the Rhode Island assistance page for statewide options, the federal assistance page for national programs, or return to the Resource Locator to explore another city.
