DC Dept. of Behavioral Health - Homeless Outreach Program (HOP)
Office Hours (9am-5pm, M-F)Hours of Operation are M-F 9AM-9PM
1905 E St. SE, Bldg 14, Washington, 20003
States where the organization has representation or a license to practice law
- Washington, D.C.
Summary
HOP helps individuals experiencing homelessness who are temporarily or chronically homeless get off the streets and into safe, decent housing where they can get the support they need.Location(s) of the organization
- Washington, D.C.
Type of Organization
- Mental Health Services
Specialized Competency
- Human Sex Trafficking
- Mental Health Issues
- Runaway/Homeless Youth
Target Populations and Restrictions
Populations Served
Domestic, ForeignLanguage Capabilites
English, Spanish, AmharicTarget Populations
Youth
- No youth
Adult
- Serve all genders
Service Restrictions
Other: Individuals must be homeless or at risk of homelessness
Direct Victim Services
Basic Necessities
- Emergency/Crisis response
- Identity or government documents
- Personal items (includes material goods or support to obtain goods including food, clothing, toiletries, housing supplies)
- Safety planning
- Transportation (includes metro/subway passes, bus tickets, etc.)
Legal Services
- Criminal justice support/advocacy
- Crisis or emergency services (includes crisis intervention)
- Law enforcement advocacy
Job/Internships
- Unpaid internships
Housing Services
- Housing advocacy (includes assistance to locate and place client in housing)
Other Services
Other Basic Necessities Services: Compensation; Referrals to any/all necessary and appropriate assistanceOther Mental Health Services: Crisis response for individuals experiencing a mental health crisis
Referrals to any/all necessary and appropriate assistance
Contact Information
Law Enforcement Officer Contact
Amanda Bakeramandac.baker@dc.gov
817-613-6298
Referral Contact
Amanda Bakeramandac.baker@dc.gov
817-613-6298