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Regional Asset Map
Every service location in Spokane County on one real map — for finding help, not making arguments.
112
mapped service locations — shelters, treatment, meals, clinics.
612
adult family homes, updated nightly from state data.
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front door for referrals: the Navigation Center, 527 S Cannon St.
How doors open: meal programs and day centers are walk-in; many shelter beds are assigned by referral through the Housing Navigation Center (527 S Cannon St) — when in doubt, start there or call 2-1-1.
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Every mapped location, by category
All 112 mapped service locations from the atlas, grouped the same way the map's legend groups them. Click a category to browse its sites.
⚠ Locations geocoded July 2026 — approximate in a few flagged cases; verify before publication. Click any pin for capacity, operator, funding, and hours.
Basic needs — meals, clothing, hygiene17 locations
| Name | Address | What it offers | Hours | Operator · funding |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Shalom Ministries — Dining with Dignity | 518 W 3rd Ave (Zeal Church, Howard St door) | Hot breakfast, ~84,000 meals/yr. Relocated after Central UMC closed. | Breakfast Mon–Fri 7:30–8:30am (closed 1st Friday monthly) | Shalom Ministries · Churches + donations |
| The City Gate | 170 S Madison St | Lunch, food bank (every 30 days), clothing, MAIL SERVICE, fellowship. | Tue–Fri ~10am–2:30pm; lunch 11:30–1:30 | City Gate Fellowship · Congregation + donations |
| Blessings Under the Bridge | Under I-90 at S McClellan St (3rd–4th Ave) | Outdoor dinner for ~400 people + clothing + hygiene, year-round, all weather. Location approximate. | Every Wednesday 6–8pm | Blessings Under the Bridge · Donations + volunteers |
| Women & Children's Free Restaurant | 1408 N Washington St | Restaurant-style free meals, women & children only; grocery lockers. | Tue 3–6pm; Wed 3–6pm; Fri 11:30am–1:30pm | WCFR & Community Kitchen · Donations + grants |
| Our Place Community Outreach | 1509 W College Ave | Client-choice food bank, FREE LAUNDRY, clothing bank, hygiene items, bus passes, utility help. Fresh Market Wed 4–6:30pm. | Mon/Tue/Thu 10am–12:15pm + Wed market; laundry Tue/Wed/Thu windows | Our Place (West Central) · Donations, churches; Second Harvest partner |
| Salvation Army Food Bank — Hope Market | 204 E Indiana Ave | Client-choice grocery shopping, fresh produce; 2x/month walk-in. | Mon–Fri 8:30am–5pm (confirm window) | The Salvation Army · Donations (Red Kettle etc.) |
| Serve Spokane (north) | 8303 N Division St | Food pantry + hygiene items — north Spokane coverage. | Tue & Thu 12:30–2:30pm; Sat 9–11:30am (biweekly) | Serve Spokane · Donations |
| Mission Community Outreach Center | 1906 E Mission Ave | Free clothing, housewares, hygiene; every 60 days, walk-in. | Mon 1–4pm; Wed 10am–1pm; Thu 1–4pm | Church-founded nonprofit · Churches + donations |
| Teen & Kid Closet | 307 E Sprague Ave | Free quality clothing, ages 0–21; referral required (school counselor, social worker). | 1st & 3rd Sat 8am–2pm; 2nd & 4th Wed 4–7pm | Teen & Kid Closet · Donations |
| Cup of Cool Water (youth 14–24) | 1106 W 2nd Ave | Youth-only: showers, laundry, meals, clothing, mail, internet, rest. | Drop-in Mon–Thu 12–3pm | Cup of Cool Water Ministries · Churches + donations |
| Mid-City Concerns Senior Center | 1222 W 2nd Ave | Hot lunch for 60+ (many street seniors); $5 suggested, served regardless. | Lunch Mon–Fri 11:30am; center 8:30am–3pm | Mid-City Concerns / Meals on Wheels · Donations + senior nutrition funds |
| Second Harvest Inland NW (supplier) | 1234 E Front Ave | Regional food bank — wholesale supplier to ~250 partner pantries; Mobile Market events. Not a daily walk-up site. | Business hours; Mobile Market per calendar | Second Harvest · Donations, USDA, grants |
| CAT Peer Day Space | 960 E 3rd Ave | Coffee, snacks, warm space + same-day MAT access — the co-location model in action. Location approximate. | Weekday daytime | Compassionate Addiction Treatment · Donations + Medicaid |
| Recovery Café Spokane | 214 N Cedar St | Recovery community membership café — addiction, mental illness, homelessness recovery support. | Tue–Fri 9–4 | Community-Minded Enterprises · Grants, donations |
| AA Central Office / Alano Club | 1700 W 7th Ave | Meeting hub + literature; 24/7 hotline (509) 624-1442. | Varies; hotline 24/7 | AA Central Office · Member-funded |
| Women's Hearth (day center, women) | 920 W 2nd Ave | Drop-in day space for women: hygiene, community, programming, service linkage. | Weekdays | Transitions · Grants + private (Transitions) |
| West Central Community Center (seasonal warming/day space) | 1603 N Belt St | Seasonal warming/day capacity under the city's $1M inclement-weather plan (2026 plan uses existing shelters + libraries/community centers, no pop-ups). | Seasonal, posted | WCCC with city inclement-weather funds · City inclement-weather fund ($1M/yr) |
MAT / treatment18 locations
| Name | Address | What it offers | Hours | Operator · funding |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| ABHS — Mission (Spokane Valley) | 12715 E Mission Ave, Spokane Valley | Largest Eastern WA residential SUD complex (ABHS ~550 beds systemwide): adult intensive inpatient + recovery house. | 24/7 | American Behavioral Health Systems · Medicaid / HCA |
| ABHS — Cozza (women's residential) | 44 E Cozza Dr | Women's residential SUD treatment. | 24/7 | ABHS · Medicaid |
| Pioneer Center East | 3400 W Garland Ave | 53 beds: 5 detox + 48 long-term residential (men, incl. DOSA sentencing alternative). | 24/7 | Pioneer Human Services · DSHS / Medicaid |
| Royal Life Centers — Spokane Heights | 524 E Francis Ave | Private detox (4–8 day) + residential (18–22 day). | 24/7 | Royal Life Centers (private) · Commercial insurance / private pay |
| Rising Strong (family residential) | 2911 W Fort George Wright Dr | Two-generation residential SUD treatment — parents and children stay together (~75-unit campus). | 24/7 | Catholic Charities Eastern WA · Medicaid, WA Commerce, DCYF, philanthropy |
| The NATIVE Project | 1803 W Maxwell Ave | Outpatient SUD treatment + medical/dental/pharmacy, ages 10+; serves Native and non-Native patients. | M–F | Urban Indian FQHC · IHS, Medicaid, sliding scale |
| Ideal Option — 5th Ave | 26 E 5th Ave | MAT clinic (buprenorphine/naltrexone). | M–Th 7:30–6 | Ideal Option · Medicaid, Medicare, private |
| Ideal Option — N. Francis | 208 E Francis Ave | MAT clinic — north Spokane. | Weekdays | Ideal Option · Medicaid |
| Ideal Option — Spokane Valley | 1215 N McDonald Rd Ste 201 | MAT clinic — the Valley. | Tu–F 7:30–6 | Ideal Option · Medicaid |
| STARS Outpatient | 105 W 3rd Ave | SUD/DUI assessment + outpatient treatment. | M–F | STARS · Medicaid, county |
| YFA Connections | 22 S Thor St | Youth + adult outpatient SUD treatment. | M–F 9–8 | YFA Connections · Medicaid |
| Lutheran Community Services NW | 210 W Sprague Ave | Outpatient MH/trauma counseling (youth focus), crime-victim services. | M–F | LCSNW · Medicaid, Crime Victims Comp |
| MultiCare Behavioral Health — Hillyard | 4005 N Cook St | Outpatient BH, all ages, 21 treatment rooms (opened Oct 2023). | M–F | MultiCare · Medicaid, insurance |
| Frontier BH — Spokane Valley outpatient | 1101 N Argonne Rd | Adult/child outpatient + medication management. FBH also operates Pines Rd (Valley), Lidgerwood & Market St (north) clinics. | M–F | Frontier Behavioral Health · Medicaid |
| SRHD Opioid Treatment Program | 312 W 8th Ave | Methadone/buprenorphine OTP (since 1990; new clinic 2023); also doses in county jail. Spin-off feasibility study underway. | M–F 5:15am–5:15pm; Sat 7:15am–2:15pm | Spokane Regional Health District · Medicaid/Medicare, HCA |
| Spokane Comprehensive Treatment Center | 4305 E Trent Ave | Methadone/buprenorphine/naltrexone OTP; walk-in intakes; Deer Park mobile unit. | Early-AM dosing weekdays | Acadia Healthcare · Medicaid, commercial |
| Compassionate Addiction Treatment (CAT) | 168 S Division St | Low-barrier same-day buprenorphine (free ≤200% FPL incl. homeless clients); drop-in recovery community; jail reentry bridge; mobile MAT; scattered-site shelter partner. | M–F 8am–5pm | CAT Spokane · HCA, Medicaid, city mobile-MAT contract ~$200K, MacArthur grant |
| CHAS Health — Denny Murphy Clinic | 1001 W 2nd Ave | Primary care + MAT; serves homeless patients; sliding scale. | Weekdays | CHAS Health (FQHC) · FQHC (HRSA), Medicaid |
Detox / crisis / psychiatric10 locations
| Name | Address | What it offers | Hours | Operator · funding |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Frontier BH — Calispel E&T | 1401 N Calispel St | 16-bed Evaluation & Treatment facility (involuntary + voluntary psych, ~6–8 day stays) + 23-hr crisis stabilization. | 24/7 | Frontier Behavioral Health · Medicaid / HCA via SCRBH |
| Frontier BH — Foothills E&T | 505 E North Foothills Dr | 16-bed Evaluation & Treatment facility. | 24/7 | Frontier Behavioral Health · Medicaid / HCA via SCRBH |
| Excelsior Wellness (youth campus) | 3754 W Indian Trail Rd | Youth 11–21: residential + IOP/outpatient + on-campus school; announced 8 youth secure-withdrawal (Ricky's Law) beds — status to verify. | 24/7 | Excelsior (nonprofit) · Medicaid |
| CHAS Street Medicine (mobile) | Mobile — citywide (base: CHAS clinics) | Mobile medical team serving shelters and encampments; expanded 2024 with $1M state funds via the city. Pin shows Denny Murphy clinic base. | Weekdays | CHAS Health · $1M state (via city, 2024) + HRSA 330(h) |
| Spokane Regional Stabilization Center (+ PATH expansion) | 1302 W Gardner Ave | 45 beds: 16 crisis stabilization + 14 withdrawal management + sobering; law-enforcement drop-off. $21M PATH expansion (23-hour crisis relief center, ~60 total) opens spring 2027. | 24/7 | Pioneer Human Services (county) · County contracts, Medicaid, opioid settlement ($5.2M capital), 0.1% BH tax, $3M federal |
| STARS — Spokane Treatment & Recovery Services | 628 S Cowley St | AUDIT UPDATE: 38 withdrawal-management beds + 6 lower-intensity beds (bought the former Daybreak building); sobering unit (up to 23h59m); Karen's House women's residential; $775K county opioid-settlement award funding a new 16-bed inpatient wing. Also outpatient at 105 W 3rd. [Audited Jul 2026] | 24/7 sobering | STARS (nonprofit, est. 1980) · Medicaid, state HCA, county opioid settlement |
| Sequoia Detox Centers | 10305 E Montgomery Dr, Spokane Valley | 12-bed sub-acute medical detox; private insurance/self-pay. | 24/7 admits | Sequoia Recovery Centers · Commercial insurance, self-pay |
| Inland Northwest Behavioral Health | 104 W 5th Ave | 100-bed psychiatric hospital (75 adult / 25 adolescent), opened 2018; regional E&T/ITA capacity. | 24/7 | Universal Health Services · Medicaid via SCRBH, commercial |
| Frontier Behavioral Health (crisis services HQ) | 107 S Division St | Regional 24/7 crisis line & 988 hub; DCR dispatch; region's largest outpatient BH provider. | Crisis 24/7 | Frontier Behavioral Health · SCRBH (BH-ASO), Medicaid, 988 tax |
| Eastern State Hospital | Medical Lake | State psychiatric hospital (~287–367 beds, civil + forensic); long-term civil commitments; Trueblood forensic pressure. | 24/7 | WA DSHS · State general fund |
Service, benefit & veteran offices16 locations
| Name | Address | What it offers | Hours | Operator · funding |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| SNAP Whistalks Way (main) | 3102 W Whistalks Way (renamed from Fort George Wright Dr) | HQ + Financial Access (moved here Jul 2025): foreclosure prevention, housing counseling, small-business lending, financial education; LTC Ombudsman. [Audited Jul 2026] | M–F; (509) 456-7627 | SNAP · CSBG, LIHEAP, state, HHAA |
| SNAP Pacific — homeless services intake | 124 E Pacific Ave | The walk-in front door: Homeless Services intake (M/T/W 8am & 1pm, 4 per slot), Energy Assistance, Resource Rides. Coordinated entry access for single adults happens here. | Walk-ins M/T/W 8am & 1pm | SNAP · CHG, HHAA, LIHEAP |
| SNAP Armory | 212 W Second Ave | Housing Improvements, Minor Home Repair (60+), Energy Conservation, Weatherization. | M–F | SNAP · DOE/state weatherization, CDBG |
| SNAP Northeast (NE Community Center) | 4001 N Cook St | Energy Assistance — northeast Spokane access point. | M–F | SNAP · LIHEAP |
| SNAP Valley (seasonal) | 10814 E Broadway Ave, Spokane Valley | Energy Assistance — Valley access point. Seasonal: closed June–September. | Oct–May | SNAP · LIHEAP |
| Spokane Housing Authority | 25 W Nora Ave | 5,749 Housing Choice Vouchers + project-based vouchers; waitlists closed since Aug 2024. | Walk-ins Mon/Tue/Thu 9:30–4 | SHA · HUD |
| WorkSource Spokane / Spokane Resource Center | 130 S Arthur St | One-stop job center + co-located benefits/resource navigation. | M–F 9–5 | ESD + partners (HUD EnVision Center) · WIOA, HUD |
| DSHS Community Services Office | 1313 N Maple St Ste 104 | SNAP food benefits, TANF, ABD cash, medical — the benefits front door. | M–F 8–5 | WA DSHS · State/federal |
| Goodwill SSVF (veterans) | 505 E 3rd Ave | Veteran homelessness prevention + rapid rehousing, case management. | M–F 8–12, 1–4:30 | Goodwill Inland NW · VA SSVF grant |
| Mann-Grandstaff VA Medical Center | 4815 N Assembly St | Full VA medical center; hub for HUD-VASH vouchers and Health Care for Homeless Veterans. Campus location approximate. | 24/7 | US Dept. of Veterans Affairs · VA |
| Spokane Vet Center | 13109 E Mirabeau Pkwy, Spokane Valley | Free counseling (PTSD, MST) for veterans & families. Location approximate. | M–F 8–4:30 | VA Readjustment Counseling · VA |
| Spokane Co. Regional Veteran Service Center | 1117 N Evergreen Rd, Spokane Valley | Claims help, emergency financial aid, homeless supports, Veterans Assistance Fund. | M–F 8–4 (closed 12–1) | Spokane County + WDVA · County veterans levy + WDVA |
| Spokane Housing Ventures (office) | 715 E Sprague Ave | Nonprofit affordable-housing owner/manager, regional portfolio. | M–F | SHV · LIHTC |
| Peer Spokane | 1222 N Post St | Peer-run recovery community org: MH/SUD peer support + HARPS housing-peer program. | Weekdays; (509) 867-3778 | Peer Spokane · HCA, county BH funds |
| Revive Counseling Spokane (HQ) | 901 N Monroe St #200 | Behavioral health counseling, SUD treatment, peer support, Medicaid FCS supportive-housing navigation + supported employment. (509) 413-2950. Coordinates approximate. | M–F 9–5 | Revive · Medicaid (FCS), DOC contracts |
| Dignified Workday | 1711 E Trent Ave | Low-barrier day labor → recovery: no ID, address, or phone required; 4–5 hr shifts at ~$20/hr target; 11–14 crews/day; peer job-lead ladder. ~60 on payroll, 500+ waitlist. Outcomes: 23 housed, 15 entered sobriety, 13 to full-time work (of 70+ participants). Founded 2024 by Tresa & Steve Schmautz. | Weekday crews | Dignified Workday (under Career Path Services 501c3) · SDS Commercial, Avista Named Communities Fund, earned contracts (City, Valley, WSDOT, CCEW, SNAP) |
Affordable housing (nonprofit-owned)5 locations
| Name | Address | What it offers | Hours | Operator · funding |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| SNAP housing — Riverwalk Point I & II | 5008 E Buckeye Ave / 4915 E Upriver Dr | 104 affordable units across two phases; 10 set aside for formerly homeless households. | Residential | SNAP (IEPMG-managed) · LIHTC, HTF |
| SNAP housing — Pine Villa | 33 E Graves Rd | 50 affordable units, north Spokane. | Residential | SNAP (IEPMG-managed) · LIHTC |
| SNAP housing — Resident Court | 1203 W Fifth Ave | 43 affordable units, downtown west. | Residential | SNAP (IEPMG-managed) · LIHTC |
| SNAP housing — downtown cluster (Avondale, Alexandria, Patrician) | 229 W 2nd / 623 S Howard / 102 E 2nd | 65 affordable units across three downtown buildings (≤50% AMI). | Residential | SNAP (IEPMG-managed) · LIHTC |
| SNAP housing — East Central cluster (Belamy, Pacific Apts, St. Anne's, Sinto) | E 1st/Pacific/Sinto Aves | 33 units across four small East Central properties, incl. disability set-asides. | Residential | SNAP (IEPMG-managed) · LIHTC, HTF |
Permanent supportive housing11 locations
| Name | Address | What it offers | Hours | Operator · funding |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Vets on Lacey (veterans) | 6208 N Lacey St | 12 one-bedroom units for homeless veterans, opened Jan 2026, on-site services. (VOA also runs a 20-unit GPD transitional community for veterans — address unpublished, VA referral only.) | Residential | Volunteers of America · $4.8M: state + local incl. $1.5M City of Spokane; VA GPD (transitional) |
| The Sisters Haven | 1920 N Holy Names Ct | 75 units of permanent affordable housing for chronically homeless families (opened 2018). ⚠ Shares the Holy Names Court campus with the Mother Teresa Haven pin — verify which buildings are which with CCEW. | Residential | CCEW / Catholic Housing Communities · LIHTC, PBVs |
| Salem Arms Community Housing | 1022 W Shannon Ave | Low-income housing for homeless individuals/families. | Office (509) 327-0774 | Salem Arms (nonprofit) · Nonprofit, HUD |
| Buder Haven | 201 E 2nd Ave | ~50 PSH units, chronically homeless adults. | — | CCEW / Catholic Housing Communities · SHA PBVs + HUD CoC services + Apple Health FCS + LIHTC/HTF capital |
| Donna Hanson Haven | 24 W 2nd Ave | PSH units, downtown. | — | CCEW · Same Haven stack (PBV + CoC + FCS + LIHTC) |
| Father Bach Haven | 108 S State St | 50 PSH units — first of the Haven series. | — | CCEW · Haven stack |
| Gonzaga Family Haven | 2809 N Nevada St | 73 family PSH units; wraparound school-linked services. | — | CCEW · Haven stack + philanthropy (Gonzaga partnership) |
| Mother Teresa Haven | 1920 Holy Names Court | 48 PSH units (distinct from the parish-rotation shelter of similar name). | — | CCEW · Haven stack |
| Pope Francis Haven | 16412 E Sprague Ave, Spokane Valley | 51 family units (2–3BR) — the Valley's major PSH asset. | — | CCEW · Haven stack |
| The Marilee | 217 E 2nd Ave | 50 Housing First PSH units, chronically homeless adults; 40 PBV + 10 HUD 811; opened 2016. | — | Volunteers of America · SHA PBVs, HUD CoC ($849,735 FY23 Samaritan line), Apple Health FCS |
| Cathedral Plaza (senior, service-enriched) | 1120 W Sprague Ave | 150 senior units (62+) — affordable senior housing, not homeless-dedicated PSH; shown for context. | — | CCEW · HUD senior housing programs |
Transitional housing8 locations
| Name | Address | What it offers | Hours | Operator · funding |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Miryam's House (Transitions) | 1805 W 9th Ave | Transitional housing for 9 single women with case management. | Residential | Transitions · HUD CoC, private |
| Transitional Living Center + EduCare (Transitions) | 3128 N Hemlock St | Transitional housing for women with children (up to 24 mo) + licensed trauma-informed childcare + New Leaf job-training kitchen on campus. | Residential; EduCare weekdays | Transitions · HUD CoC, DCYF, private |
| NAOMI (formerly Hearth Homes) | 11302 E Broadway Ave, Spokane Valley | Transitional housing for women & families — one of the Valley's few homelessness assets. Capacity ⚠ TBD. | Office hours | NAOMI Community · Private + Spokane Valley grants |
| Reclaim Project Recovery | 1804 W Broadway Ave | Men's recovery housing + trades training; $1.4M Spokane Valley award for a Valley facility. Beds ⚠ TBD. | Residential | Reclaim Project · Private + Spokane Valley ARPA award |
| The Catalyst Project | 4301 W Sunset Blvd | Former Quality Inn; ~79–87 rooms bridge/transitional housing; built to absorb Camp Hope residents (2022). | 24/7 | CCEW · WA Commerce CHG + Right-of-Way funds (legacy) + city + philanthropy |
| St. Margaret's Shelter | 101 E Hartson Ave | 18 units family emergency/transitional housing. | 24/7 | CCEW · HUD CoC TH ($67,755 FY23), CHG, ESG, recording fees |
| Aston-Bleck Apartments | 525 W 2nd Ave | Transitional apartments for young mothers 18–24 and children; operating since 1992. Location approximate. | — | Volunteers of America · County ($30K 2025–27), WA OHY, DCYF, philanthropy |
| Crosswalk 2.0 — Cannon Hall | 3024 E Mission Ave | 18 private dorm rooms, ages 16–20 in education/employment; SCC partnership. | — | Volunteers of America · Federal RHY TLP, WA OHY |
Justice / reentry10 locations
| Name | Address | What it offers | Hours | Operator · funding |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Spokane Municipal Court + City Probation | 1100 W Mallon Ave (Public Safety Bldg) | Misdemeanor court + Community Justice Services (probation walk-ins M–F 8–4:30). Same complex as the county jail. | M–F | City of Spokane · City general fund |
| WA DOC Spokane Field Office | 806 W Knox Ave | Community supervision reporting office (satellites on N Market, E Sprague, W Boone). | M–F | WA Dept. of Corrections · State |
| Spokane County Juvenile Justice Center | 902 N Adams St | Juvenile Court + juvenile detention. | Court weekdays; detention 24/7 | Spokane County · County |
| Revive Reentry Services | 701 W 7th Ave | DOC-approved reentry transitional/recovery housing + counseling, peer support, employment help. Beds ⚠ TBD. | Residential | Revive (founded by returning citizens) · Medicaid FCS, DOC, fees |
| Spokane County Jail | 1100 W Mallon Ave | Built 1986 for 564; ~470 functional beds downtown; frequent red-light booking closures; Mediko medical (2026); SRHD OTP doses in custody. | 24/7 | Spokane County Detention Services · County general fund |
| Geiger Corrections Center | 3507 S Spotted Rd | ~130 minimum-security beds; work programs; downsizing debated 2025. | 24/7 | Spokane County · County general fund |
| Community Court — Central Library | 906 W Main Ave | Mondays; low-level offenses resolved via co-located services; Judge Ochoa-Bruck (July 2026). | Weekly docket | Spokane Municipal Court · City + state AOC grants (shrinking) |
| Spokane County Courthouse (therapeutic courts) | 1116 W Broadway Ave | Felony Therapeutic Drug Court; Regional Mental Health Court (~50 participants, 0.1% tax-funded). | M–F | Spokane County Superior/District Courts · County, 0.1% BH sales tax, state AOC |
| Brownstone Reentry Center | 223 S Browne St | ~80-bed male reentry/work release. | 24/7 | WA Dept. of Corrections · State DOC |
| Eleanor Chase House (women) | 427 W 7th Ave | ~40–55 bed women's reentry/work release. | 24/7 | WA Dept. of Corrections · State DOC |
Low-barrier / emergency shelter10 locations
| Name | Address | What it offers | Hours | Operator · funding |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| YWCA Safe Shelter (confidential location — office shown) | Office: 930 N Monroe St | DV survivors + children (pets accommodated); limited capacity; location confidential — pin shows the YWCA office. 24/7 hotline (509) 326-2255. | 24/7 via hotline | YWCA Spokane · State DV funds, VOCA (declining), HUD CoC DV bonus, philanthropy |
| House of Charity | 32 W Pacific Ave | Low-barrier men's shelter, ~100–108 beds — AND the downtown survival hub: coffee 7:30am + hot lunch 11–11:30 Mon–Sat (open to all), showers, laundry, lockers, mail, clothing room. First-responder bed reservation partnership. | 24/7 shelter; day services Mon–Sat | Catholic Charities Eastern WA · City contract $478,686 (FY25–26) + county + philanthropy + diocese |
| Housing Navigation Center — Bridge Center on Cannon (day center) | 527 S Cannon St | Day-use Bridge Center, capacity ~80: navigation, MH/SUD linkage, day services. Overnight beds eliminated Oct 2025 under the Coordinated Street Model (Catholic Charities runs the coordinated street-outreach side). Jewels also runs daily mobile outreach (~300 sandwiches, 800 waters/day). [Audited Jul 2026] | Daily ~8am–6pm (day use) | Jewels Helping Hands (city contract; Providence clinical partners) · City $1.7M contract through Mar 2027 |
| Hope House Respite Center + PSH (women) | 318 S Adams St | AUDIT RESOLVED: the women's emergency shelter CLOSED June 2025; converted July 1, 2025 to the referral-based 24/7 Respite Center — 44 beds of medical recuperative care for women. 60 PSH apartments upstairs remain. [Audited Jul 2026] | 24/7 (referral-based) | Volunteers of America EW & N. Idaho · City (incl. $1.2M 2024 bailout), ESG, CHG, SHA PBVs (PSH), philanthropy |
| Truth Ministries (men) | 1910 E Sprague Ave | ~20–30 beds, men 18+; ~14,000 bed-nights/yr; dinner, breakfast, showers. Location approximate. | Overnight | Truth Ministries (faith-based) · ~$50K/yr donations + city $2/night bed fees + scattered-site contract |
| Aurora Center (LGBTQIA+) | 4620 N Post St | Opened Feb–Mar 2026; 15 overnight beds + day services; the newest scattered-site as of July 2026. [Audited Jul 2026] | Day + overnight | North Hill Christian Church + Jewels Helping Hands · City scattered-site contract |
| Family Promise — Open Doors (families) | 2002 E Mission Ave | 24/7 family shelter (first in Spokane); plus 15 city-funded scattered-site beds and prevention programs. | 24/7 | Family Promise of Spokane · City scattered-site contract, ESG/CDBG, HUD CoC family RRH line, philanthropy |
| The Way Out Bridge Housing Center | 55 W Mission Ave | Referral-based bridge housing, up to ~60 adults working exit plans. (204 E Indiana is the Corps office, not the shelter.) | 24/7 | The Salvation Army · City & county contracts; Salvation Army |
| VOA Young Adult Shelter (18–24) | 3104 E Augusta Ave | Spokane's only dedicated young-adult shelter; coordinated entry access point for youth. | Nightly 7:30pm–7:30am | Volunteers of America · City ($1.2M FY24–25), County ($250K 2025–27), WA OHY, federal RHY |
| Crosswalk 2.0 Teen Shelter (12–17) | 3024 E Mission Ave (campus at Mission & Haven, by SCC) | Opened Aug 28, 2025 ($14.5M campus): 18 licensed RHY shelter beds + 18 transitional dorms (Cannon Hall, 16–20) — only licensed teen shelter in Eastern WA; BH services on site. Replaced old 525 W 2nd site. (1440 N Haven = same campus.) [Audited Jul 2026] | 24/7 | Volunteers of America · Federal RHY (HHS), WA OHY, County ($300K 2025–27), philanthropy |
Program / faith shelter3 locations
| Name | Address | What it offers | Hours | Operator · funding |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| UGM Men's Shelter & Recovery | 1224 E Trent Ave | ~300 capacity incl. residential recovery program; PUBLIC lunch (~12pm) & dinner (~6pm) daily, open to non-residents; medical/dental clinic, work therapy. | 24/7; public meal windows daily | Union Gospel Mission Inland NW · 100% private donations — no government funds by design |
| UGM Crisis Shelter for Women & Children | 1515 E Illinois Ave | Former St. Mark's nursing home, opened Dec 2016: 34 rooms, capacity ~134 women & children. (AUDIT: the "new 130-bed shelter fall 2025" news was UGM's Lewiston-Clarkston affiliate, not Spokane.) [Audited Jul 2026] | 24/7 | Union Gospel Mission · Private donations |
| UGM Anna Ogden Hall | 2828 W Mallon Ave | Women & children's residential recovery program. | Residential | Union Gospel Mission · Private donations |
Emergency department4 locations
| Name | Address | What it offers | Hours | Operator · funding |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Providence Sacred Heart Medical Center ED | 101 W 8th Ave | Level II trauma center; 48 adult psych beds (incl. 17 geropsych) + 8 psychiatric-ED beds. Youth psych unit closed Sept 2024; 40-person psychiatric triage team cut May 2026. [Audited Jul 2026] | 24/7 | Providence · Medicaid/commercial; nonprofit hospital community benefit |
| MultiCare Deaconess Hospital ED | 800 W 5th Ave | Downtown ED. | 24/7 | MultiCare · Medicaid/commercial |
| Providence Holy Family Hospital ED | 5633 N Lidgerwood St | North Spokane ED. | 24/7 | Providence · Medicaid/commercial |
| MultiCare Valley Hospital ED | 12606 E Mission Ave, Spokane Valley | Spokane Valley's ED. | 24/7 | MultiCare · Medicaid/commercial |
Adult family homes — 612 licensed (live DSHS data)
The atlas also carries a live layer of all 612 licensed adult family homes in Spokane County, pulled nightly from the state's own DSHS feature service — facility names, addresses, licensed bed counts, specialties, and contracts. Because that layer updates itself from state data, it is not listed statically here: open the atlas ↗ and click the "Adult family homes" chip on the Regional Asset Map.