Clare House provides services that address the basic needs of clients entering the emergency shelter program. This includes safe, warm shelter, food, water and other necessities for both moms and their children. While families are transitioning out of survival mode, Clare House offers 24-hour support and case management services to help guide families to permanent stability. This program provides our clients with stability, consistency and a positive support system, which works hand in hand in building trust and self-esteem.
Moms and kids are often in compromised situations sleeping in a car or on the street with no where else to go before they find refuge at Clare House.
Case management services are integral to helping women shift from homelessness to independence.
Facts About Clare House
- Clare House provided 27,000 meals and 69,800 bed nights in Funding Year 2019
- On average, Clare House serves 300 unduplicated women and children
- About 60% of the participants in shelter are children
- The Clare House “Meal Team” donates dinner 365 days a year
- Clare House has an Emergency Shelter and Transitional Housing Program in one facility
Progressive Housing Program
As part of our continuous effort to find solutions for women with children experiencing homelessness, Clare House offers a ladder up progressive housing program. Families pay a reduced rate for rent and stay for up to two years while they work towards self-sufficiency. Participants save funds as Family Support Staff connect them with resources to find permanent housing.
Do you need emergency shelter?
Go here for more information on being admitted into Clare House
Contact Clare House
Location: 4110 Spenard Road, Anchorage, AK 99517 (Map It)
Hours: 24 hours/day, 365 days/year
Phone: 907-563-4545 (front desk)
Sharese Hughes, Program Director
