During a code blue, provides assistance in finding temporary overnight accommodations.

Operates an emergency shelter for single adults that accommodates those needing shelter during Code Blue extreme cold weather emergency declarations.

Provides a weather-related emergency shelter for those who are homeless and would be exposed to extreme conditions throughout the winter months. Code Blue Shelter will open the doors to the community when the temperature is forecast to be 20 degrees or below and/or a forecast of 12 inches or more of snow.

Operating a warming center due to extreme cold.

An emergency, cold-weather shelter for adult men and women, available on a walk-in basis before posted curfew hours. Snacks served, hot beverages, hygiene kits, clothing closet, showers, case management available.

Offers a community emergency wintertime shelter to those without housing during the winter months. Provides ongoing support to stay in contact with housing, legal, and employment resources. Improves life skills through educational opportunities.

Operating a warming center due to extreme cold.

Provides an overnight shelter and warming center for single adults in Pottstown from November 1 to April 30. Operates on a first come, first served basis for 35 individuals. Each morning at 7:30am, clients must accept transportation to Pottstown Recovery Learning Center (PRLC), 414 East High Street, Pottstown.

Provides overnight shelter, an evening meal served 5:30pm to 7:30pm, and breakfast to go. Showers are available daily. 70 beds.

Offers overnight shelter for individuals who are temporarily at risk for exposure due to homelessness or other situations which make them vulnerable. Provides cot, clean bedding, hot meal, shower, and laundry facilities. Donated clothing items and knapsacks may also be available.

Provides 40 beds for adult men and women during Code Blue Declarations

Provides overnight shelter for up to 40 individuals who are experiencing homelessness during the winter. Pets (dogs and cats) are accepted. Call or visit the Shelter Policies section of the website for complete information on pet policies.

Provides shelter, with a warm place to sleep (cot, blanket, and pillow). Also, provides free food and coffee.

Provides an emergency shelter that opens when a "Code Blue" alert is issued. Code Blue is issued when the forecast temperature, including wind chills, is expected to reach 45 degrees or lower, or a foot or more of snow.

Operates an emergency only overnight shelter for families on nights when the county makes a CODE BLUE declaration.

Operates a winter shelter from January 1, 2026 and running through February 28, 2026 for single men and single women only. Doors are open from 7:00pm. Individuals must be at their door by 7:00pm. No walk-ins will be accepted. Must have a reservation.

Provides emergency shelter for individuals experiencing homelessness when county government declares a Code Blue, when temperatures are forecast to drop to or below 20 degrees Fahrenheit. May also be called with higher temperatures based on consideration of wind chill, precipitation, or other circumstances.

Provides an extreme cold weather shelter for up to 10 individual adult men during county-wide Code Blue declarations.

Provides overnight warming centers during Enhanced Code Blue declarations at a select number of city recreational centers.

Provides transportation from certain pick up points in Lower Bucks to the shelters. Each site acts as a shelter on a rotating basis for each month of winter, or when code blues are declared. Also provides bedding and some clothing. The host church provides the space, a hot meal, and breakfast. No children under 18 years old. No service animals allowed.

Operates an overnight warming shelter during Code Blue declarations for up to ten women. Shelter is maintained by Your Way Home.

Operates cold weather shelter for women, inclusive of transgender and non-binary individuals.

Serves as a homeless shelter for individuals and families experiencing homelessness. Provides shelter and programs to help guide individuals and families to self-sufficiency. Operates a Code Blue program and extends its housing capacity when temperatures are below freezing, sub-zero, or in anticipation of a substantial snow storm.

Provides a safe, warm, overnight shelter when the temperature is 26 degrees Fahrenheit or lower (or 32 degrees Fahrenheit or lower with precipitation). Serves a hot meal and breakfast. Offers other supplies as needed. Also offers laundry service once a week.

Operating a warming center due to extreme cold.