Danger? Call 911. Crisis? Call or text 988.
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Open 24 hours, every day
Who it is for: Adults 18 and older who are homeless, about to lose housing, or trying to get away from domestic violence.
How to get in: Go to 20 Scott Ave, Suite 201, Morgantown. Open 24/7. Beds are first come, first served. There are 19 beds (13 for men, 6 for women). Pets and service animals are not allowed.
Cost: Free.
Full, or not for you? Call 211. They know who has room.
We have not found a sourced daytime warming place to list yet. Grace Shelter is for adults. Open 24 hours, every day. For other places to get warm, call 211.
Winter warming shelter: no opening date or hours have been announced for this winter yet. In August, local news reported that Catholic Charities West Virginia plans to run it on the first floor of Hazel's House of Hope on Scott Avenue in Morgantown, with money from the city and a funding request to the county. Call 211 for the latest.
We have not found a sourced place for a free meal tonight yet. Call or text 211 and ask what is open now. For food today or this week, see food today or this week.
Hotline answers 24 hours a day
Who it is for: Anyone affected by domestic or sexual violence in Monongalia, Preston, or Taylor County.
How to get in: Call the hotline any time, day or night. Emergency shelter is one of the services they offer.
Cost: Free.
In danger right now? Call 911. Thinking about suicide, or in a mental health crisis? Call or text 988, any hour.
Call 211, text your ZIP code to 898-211, or chat at wv211.org. It is free and open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.