Programs and Services

The PCCH is a collaborative effort among its member service providers and concerned individuals of Pinellas County to provide resources to people experiencing homelessness within the community.

The broad range of services provided by our member agencies creates a system of care composed of eight elements which include:  

• Infrastructure (includes TBIN, community voice mail, and homeless services coordination);
• Prevention (includes rent and utility assistance, counseling, domestic violence education and outreach);
• Outreach (includes funding for the homeless street outreach teams);
• Supportive Services (includes  food, clothing, mail boxes, IDs, transportation, information & referrals, and other social services);
• Emergency Shelter (includes emergency shelter beds/mats and Pinellas Hope, a seasonal outdoor shelter);
• Transitional Housing (includes units in which program participants typically may reside for two years);
• Permanent/Permanent Supportive Housing (includes housing units and safe havens for chronically homeless persons); and
• Medical/Mental Health (includes health services, detox, substance abuse treatment and counseling, and more).

To learn more about these services and the agencies that provide them, please click here.