Sex Offender One Stop Resource

Hennepin County
Our Saviour’s Housing
Emergency Shelter
Contact Information:
2219 Chicago Avenue South, Minneapolis, MN 55404
612-872-4193, Ext. 0
Property Amenities:
Shelter for 34 men and 6 women for a 30 days up to 90 days stay. Hours of shelter use is
from 5:30 p.m. to 8:30 a.m.
Men and women seeking shelter must go to the Adult Shelter Connect which is located at
215 South 8th Street, Minneapolis, MN.
Other Information:
Shelter Accommodations include:
• Ability to work on goals/needs with a Case Manager.
• Light Breakfast, Lunch Packs, and Dinner (at 7pm) are available.
• A safe living environment that offers dormitory-style bedrooms.
• Showers and laundry facilities.
• Access to secure personal storage space.
• May use the address for personal mail service.
• We will work with offenders, s*x offenders must register.
Permanent Supportive Housing
Property Information:
Our Saviour’s Permanent Supportive Housing Program serves long-term homeless men
and women who live with a mental illness, physical disability, and/or substance use
disorder. For as long as needed, we support more than 100 residents in affordable rental
housing around Hennepin County. After years (even decades) of homelessness, residents
have truly found their way home. With ongoing support, they also work to improve their
overall health and wellness.

Crossing Home
(formally R.A.I.N.)
Contact Information:
1515 East 66th Street, Richfield, MN 55423
612-889-9619 or 800-383-5466
www.crossinghome.org
Property Amenities:
Permanent housing that extends to home ownership for those in recovery and exiting the
criminal justice system. Safe and sober, self-pay accountability housing. The program is
for men and women. S*x offenders can be accepted. States served -MN, SD, ND, WI, WY
& CO
Qualifications:
• Completed treatment or scheduled out-patient completion
• willing to participate in weekly reentry meetings
• weekly 12-step recovery meetings
• open to faith-based curriculum
Other Information:
Safe and sober housing in residential homes - employment assistance - connections to
community resources - personal accountability - all as part of a self-pay aftercare
program.
Crossing HOME values:
1. SAFE Housing
2. SECURE Jobs
3. SOBER Accountability
4. SOCIAL Community
5. SPIRITUAL Restoration

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METRO CARE (SERVES DALLAS COUNTY)
Ken Mogbo
MAIN OFFICE
1345 RIVER BEND DRIVE, SUITE 200, DALLAS TEXAS 75247
214-743-1200
9708 Skillman St. Dallas, Texas 75243
214-221-5433 (VERIFIED ON FEB 15, 2022)
LifeNet is a mental health clinic, which also provides chemical dependency counseling, supportive employment and a range of permanent supportive housing options. All of the housing units are permanent supportive (fully furnished) housing, with no requirement that the
client move out at any specified time. These units are single room occupies and shelter plus units. There is some Section 8 Housing that is connected through The Bridge, which may be fully furnished if outside assistance is secured. Families with children are welcome, as well as
individuals. At least twice a month, the client is required to meet with their case manager as well as attend at least 1 group session. All units are substance free and are fully furnished. Case managers track doctor's appointments, meetings with the case managers and medication compliance. A monthly drug screening is conducted and the cleanliness of the home is inspected. Clients pay 30% of their income, or nothing if they have no income. If the clients are not working, LifeNet has an incentive to work program.
Requirements:
• Homeless (as defined by HUD) – facing eviction within 2 weeks without a suitable destination for human habitation.
• Suffering from a severe mental disability, such as major depressive disorder, bipolar disorder, and/or paranoid schizophrenia
• *LifeNet has housing opportunities for all criminal backgrounds including s*x offenders,
arsonists, and violent offenders. Please keep in mind that the more problematic the criminal history, the less options available.
Requirements:
• Homeless (as defined by HUD) – facing eviction within 2 weeks without a suitable destination for human habitation.
• Suffering from a severe mental disability, such as major depressive disorder, bipolar disorder, and/or paranoid schizophrenia

THE BRIDGE NORTH TEXAS

Tarrant County - HOPE'S HOUSE 1711 May St., *Mailing Address* 3515 Sycamore School Road, Ste 125-PMB 172, Ft. Worth, TX 76133 817-323-7686 Fort Worth 76110 Chandler Fozard 817-323-7686 males $375.00 $505/monthly; Faith Based; Accepts All S*x Offenders; Life skill classes; Monthly rate includes utilities & household goods. (Verified on Feb. 23, 2022)