X-Street Navigation Center

The X Street Navigation Center provides safety to men and women experiencing homelessness in Sacramento

In partnership with SHRA and the City of Sacramento, this 100-bed shelter will provide a safe place for adults struggling with homelessness as well as case management and housing assistance, with the goal of moving our guests out of homelessness and into independent living.

FOUNDERS AND PARTNERS

Funded by City of Sacramento in partnership with the State and SHRA. Contributions made possible by Kaiser Permanente.

NUMBER OF BEDS

Up to 100 beds available.

HOW TO ACCESS THE SHELTER

If you or someone you know is experiencing homelessness or is at risk of becoming homeless, please call 2-1-1 to speak with a call specialist about your needs.  When the recorded message begins, Press 8 for Housing and Homeless Services Information. A referral specialist will discuss available options for you based on your unique needs.  Access to the night-by-night shelter system in Sacramento County is done through a Community Referral Queue.  By contacting Sacramento 211, you can speak with a referral specialist that is best suited to assess your needs and determine what services may be available at the time they take your phone call. Having a problem calling 2-1-1?  You can also call (916) 498-1000 or (844) 546-1464.  If you are hearing impaired, call 7-1-1 and ask to be connected to 2-1-1.

GUESTS

Priority is given to adults who are living outdoors in the immediate vicinity of the X Street Navigation Center. There is storage for possessions and dog kennels on site.

HOW LONG CAN GUESTS STAY?

VOA’s goal is to move our guests into more permanent housing as soon as possible, based on the individual’s needs.

WHAT SERVICES ARE PROVIDED?

In addition to shelter, the center will offer services based on the individual’s needs, such as mental health services, life skills classes, recovery assistance, and employment preparation. Housing retention case management services are also provided.