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Housing Resources

Below are resources for shelters and affordable housing in the Flagstaff area.

  • Front Door

    This provides families and individuals experiencing homelessness support to determine what shelters they may be eligible for and how to apply. Please call this number to schedule an intake (928) 774-9125 OR (928) 225-2533 x307.

  • Flagstaff Shelter Services

    Flagstaff Shelter Services has an adult emergency shelter, as well as a converted hotel for individuals and families, The Crown. Please call this number, (928)-225-2533 x 312, to schedule an intake for The Crown, or stop by this address, 3300 E Rte 66, Flagstaff, AZ 86004, on Tuesdays and Wednesdays between 9AM - 3PM.

  • Northland Family Help Center

    Northland has two emergency shelters; one for victims of domestic violence or sexual assault, and a youth shelter. Call this number to schedule an intake (928)-527-1900.

  • Hope Cottage

    Hope Cottage is a women's and children's shelter run by the Sunshine Rescue Mission. Please call this phone number for more information (928)-774-9270.

  • Catholic Charities

    Catholic Charities has one emergency shelter intended for two-parent families or single fathers with children. Please call this number to schedule an intake (928) 774-9125.

  • Sharon Manor

    Sharon Manor is for survivors of domestic violence and/or sexual assault and their children experiencing homelessness, run by Housing Solutions of Northern Arizona. Please contact your McKinney-Vento Liaison for an application and referral.

  • Flagstaff Housing Resources

    This list provides possible housing options as well as statistics on the cost of housing in Flagstaff.

  • Section 8 Housing

    This lists the section 8 apartments as well as some low-income apartments in the Flagstaff area.

If you have any questions on how to apply for these programs, please contact your McKinney-Vento Liaison.

  • Logo for "Front Door," featuring a house icon with a heart, emphasizing its mission to end homelessness.
  • Flagstaff's Front Door Program
    • The front door program is the first step for housing through Catholic Charities and Flagstaff Shelter Services. This intake usually takes between 30 minutes to an hour, and after that intake we will better know what programs you qualify for.
    • After this, you are placed on waiting lists and are expected to check in with their front door specialist every 30 days to stay active on those lists, as there is no defined timeline of when a person will be pulled,, it can be a few months, or it can take up to a year or two.
    • You will not have a housing case manager until you are pulled off of the waitlist and are enrolled in a housing program.
  • Flagstaff Shelter Services
  • SHuryk@cc-az.org
  • (928) 225-2533 x 307
  • (928) 679- 0752 

If you have any questions, please call your McKinney-Vento Liaison for more information.