Crawford County Coalition on Housing Needs, Inc.

Emergency Shelter Five renovated apartments for homeless single men, women and families. Families can remain together during their stay at the shelter. All clients are referred from local social service agencies who also provide counseling and other services. Clients may remain up to 30 days while permanent housing is being coordinated. Liberty House - Crawford County's first and only transitional housing project for homeless families Three-story building, opened in the spring of 2005 Four 2-bedroom and two 3-bedroom apartments Handicap accessible apartments available for those with special needs Common room, laundry facilities, a place to meet with counselors and the CCCHN offices Tenants must be income eligible homeless families ready to break the cycle through hard work and counseling and must have at least 1 Dependent Child Affordable Housing - Apartments: The South Main Place - renovated in 2003 One 2-bedroom and four 1-bedroom apartments Tenants must be income eligible singles or families The Snodgrass Building - finished in 1997 Eleven-unit apartment building Located in downtown Meadville Tenants must be income eligible single persons Managed for the CCCHN by the Meadville Housing Authority Affordable Housing - Homes: The Poplar Street Homes - rehabilitated in 1999 Two 3-bedroom and two 4-bedroom homes Tenants must be income eligible families and meet program requirements Welcoming porches on the front and back Shrubo Drive Home - renovated in 2006 Two-bedroom home Beautiful yard Furniture Closet Located in the old Talon Building in Meadville Donated furniture is collected, sorted and stored on site The Center for Family Services will give a voucher to those in need Furniture can be picked up during the hours of operation, please call for details.