This page provides essential resources for individuals currently experiencing homelessness or at risk of becoming homeless—whether for themselves or a loved one. Below, you’ll find a range of resources available to our unhoused neighbors, as well as for those facing a housing emergency and seeking to prevent homelessness.

The Bill Wilson Center

Address: 3490 The Alameda

Phone: (408) 243-0222

Visit the Bill Wilson Center Website

The Bill Wilson Center offers a wide range of services for unhoused individuals. Please visit their website to find a comprehensive list. The following is just some of the resources they offer: 

The Bill Wilson Safety Net Shelter

A drop-in center that provides emergency short-term shelter and support for youth ages 12 to 17 who are experiencing homelessness, have run away, or are in need of a safe place. Please visit Bill Wilson Center Homelessness Services for help and support.

Santa Clara County Services 

The Santa Clara County Homelessness Services Page provides a hub of resources in the nearby area for individuals who may be struggling. For services related to mental health or substance abuse, please visit the Santa Clara County Behavioral Health Services webpage.

Here4You Hotline | (408) 385-2400 (9:00 a.m. - 7:00 p.m.)

Here4You is a centralized referral program that connects individuals, couples, and families to temporary housing, emergency shelters (with transportation support), rental assistance through Homeless Prevention Services, and other community resources. If you are in need of shelter, call the Here4You Hotline at (408) 385-2400 between 9:00 a.m. and 7:00 p.m.

Mental Health & Substance Abuse Referral | Call (800) 704-0900

Mental Health Crisis Support Line | Call 988

TRUST Response Urgent Support Team| Call (408) 596-7290 or 988

TRUST (Trusted Response Urgent Support Team) is a 24/7 community-based service provided by Momentum for Health and Pacific Clinics to support Santa Clara County residents facing urgent mental health or substance use challenges. The call center and mobile response teams are specially trained to provide immediate, compassionate assistance when it's needed most.

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