North Dakota Reentry Housing
North Dakota Reentry Housing & Shelter Directory
Emergency shelters, transitional housing, housing authority contacts, and statewide housing support resources across North Dakota. Always confirm supervision acceptance, residence approval, and availability.
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Statewide housing programs, rental and housing support information, homeless-services resources, and public-facing housing guidance for individuals and families across North Dakota.
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Eastern North Dakota
🏠 Shelters & Community Housing Support
Emergency shelter and support services for men age 18 and older in the Fargo area. Confirm intake hours, bed availability, rules, and whether verification can be provided for supervision or court.
Temporary shelter access for homeless adults in Fargo, with service connection and a veterans drop-in route. Confirm hours, capacity, intake rules, and documentation options before relying on placement.
Emergency shelter and supportive housing services for women and children experiencing homelessness, violence, or crisis. Use confidential safety planning when domestic violence or sexual assault is involved.
Supportive housing residence in West Fargo connected to YWCA Cass Clay. Confirm eligibility, application pathway, documentation, safety planning, and current openings directly.
Basic-needs assistance, emergency support, and referral pathways that may help with housing stabilization, utilities, food, clothing, and short-term needs.
For survivors of domestic violence, sexual assault, stalking, trafficking, or safety threats, use confidential survivor-service routes rather than general shelter referrals.
🏛️ Public Housing & Access Points
Affordable housing programs, public housing support, Housing Choice Voucher pathways, and homelessness referral information for Fargo-area residents.
Local referral pathway for people experiencing homelessness or housing crisis. Use for coordinated access, shelter connection, housing assistance screening, and local resource navigation.
Entry point for rent, utility, or security deposit assistance when available. Confirm funding status, eligibility, documentation, and referral process before relying on assistance.
Community action agency serving southeast North Dakota. May provide rental housing counseling, homeless counseling, financial management support, and referrals depending on program funding.
Fargo-based nonprofit affordable and supportive housing developer. Some properties may use property-specific applications, management screening, or coordinated-entry prioritization.
Supportive housing property in Fargo. Public materials state applicants are selected and prioritized through coordinated entry, with property-specific eligibility and verification requirements.
Use local human services, public housing, community action referrals, coordinated-entry access, and direct provider calls. Confirm whether Fargo-area services can serve a Richland County resident before travel.
For Barnes County, combine local human services, public housing, coordinated-entry access, landlord calls, and Fargo or Jamestown referrals when local capacity is limited.
Grand Forks & Northeast North Dakota
🏠 Shelters & Community Housing Support
Emergency shelter and housing-stability services in Grand Forks. Confirm bed availability, intake hours, documentation, case-management options, and whether the stay can be verified for supervision or court.
Structured transitional facility connected to correctional reentry pathways. This is not a public walk-in shelter; confirm referral requirements through DOCR, court, parole, or other authorized sources.
Grand Forks safety resource for people affected by domestic violence, sexual assault, stalking, or related safety concerns. Use confidential safety-planning routes instead of general shelter referrals when risk is present.
Emergency assistance, basic-needs support, and referral pathways that may help with short-term housing stability, rent or utilities, food, clothing, and crisis needs.
🏛️ Public Housing & Regional Access Points
Public housing, voucher, and affordable housing application pathways for Grand Forks-area residents. Confirm waitlists, eligibility, background screening, and documentation requirements.
Community action agency serving the northeast region with programs that may support housing stability, utilities, weatherization, basic needs, or referrals depending on funding.
Use local human services, public housing, coordinated-entry access, community action referrals, and Grand Forks or Minot service connections when local shelter capacity is limited.
For rural northeast counties, combine county human services, housing authority contacts, community action referrals, local landlords, and regional shelter routing. Confirm out-of-county reporting and transportation issues before move-in.
Central North Dakota
🏠 Community Housing & Stability Support
Reentry and stability support services through a community-based resource hub in Bismarck. Useful for people who need practical support, referrals, food access, and a local connection point after incarceration.
Assistance services and referral pathways that may support short-term housing stabilization, food, utilities, emergency assistance, and basic needs in Burleigh and Morton counties.
Bismarck-Mandan safety resource for people affected by domestic violence, sexual assault, stalking, or related safety threats. Use confidential safety planning when housing need is tied to abuse or unsafe living conditions.
Structured residential reentry facility connected to correctional transition pathways. Confirm eligibility and referral process through DOCR, court, parole, or authorized supervision contacts.
🏛️ Statewide & Public Access Points
State housing programs, homeless-services information, rental resources, and housing support guidance for North Dakota residents and providers.
Local public housing and affordable housing application route for the Bismarck/Burleigh County area. Confirm waitlists, screening rules, income documentation, and application process.
Find local housing-related resources by ZIP code through a statewide referral line. Useful for shelter, rent help, crisis resources, and local service navigation.
Use local human services, public housing contacts, coordinated-entry access, community action referrals, and Bismarck or Fargo service connections when local shelter capacity is limited.
North Central North Dakota
🏠 Community Shelters & Emergency Support
Assistance services and community support referrals that may help with short-term stability, basic needs, emergency assistance, food, utilities, and local housing referrals.
Safety resource for people affected by domestic violence, sexual assault, stalking, trafficking, or unsafe housing situations. Use confidential safety planning and direct crisis contact.
Regional community-action route for housing stability, rent or utility help, basic-needs support, weatherization, and referrals when funding is available.
🏛️ Public Housing & Regional Access Points
Public housing and voucher-related housing pathways for Minot/Ward County. Confirm waitlists, eligibility, background screening, income documentation, and application procedures.
Use local human services, community action, public housing, coordinated-entry access, domestic-violence safety resources, and direct landlord or provider calls. Confirm transportation and winter access before using out-of-town housing.
For rural north-central counties, combine county human services, public housing, FirstLink referrals, community action, local landlords, family placement, and Minot or Devils Lake regional resources.
Western North Dakota
🏠 Community Shelters & Emergency Support
Emergency shelter and services for domestic violence and sexual assault survivors in the Williston region. Use confidential safety planning when housing need involves abuse, stalking, trafficking, or threats.
Emergency assistance and basic-needs support may be available depending on funding and local capacity. Confirm current services, eligibility, and referral process before relying on assistance.
For domestic violence, sexual assault, stalking, or unsafe housing in southwest North Dakota, use confidential survivor-service routes rather than general housing referrals.
Western North Dakota may include employer-linked housing, crew housing, extended-stay motels, private rooms, and workforce rentals. Confirm written terms, legal occupancy, safety, transportation, and supervision approval before payment.
🏛️ Regional & Statewide Access Points
Some regions offer housing navigation, emergency assistance, utility help, weatherization, or referral support. Services vary by county, funding, and eligibility.
Use local housing authority and affordable-housing contacts for long-term housing applications. Confirm waitlists, income rules, criminal-background screening, documents, and appeal options.
Use local housing authority, county human services, FirstLink, and community action contacts for affordable housing, rent support, and housing-stability referrals.
Use county human services, local landlords, workforce housing contacts, public housing or affordable housing options, FirstLink referrals, and regional shelter routes. Confirm winter travel and worksite transportation before move-in.
Statewide referral line for shelters, rehousing pathways, and emergency assistance contacts. Useful when local direct contacts are unclear or after-hours routing is needed.
Tribal, Rural & Frontier Housing Routes
🏛️ Tribal & Public Access Points
Tribal housing programs may have their own eligibility rules, application processes, service areas, waitlists, and documentation requirements. Confirm tribal enrollment, household eligibility, service-area rules, and whether state/county supervision affects placement.
Use tribal housing contacts, county human services, FirstLink, local providers, and coordinated-entry access. Confirm jurisdiction, address approval, transportation, and reporting requirements before move-in.
Use tribal housing contacts and local county resources around New Town, Parshall, Mandaree, and nearby counties. Confirm service-area eligibility, application requirements, transportation, and jurisdiction issues.
Use tribal housing contacts, Rolette County resources, local human services, public housing, and Minot/Devils Lake regional referrals when local capacity is limited.
🏠 Rural Planning & Confirm-First Housing
In rural counties, independent housing may be the only realistic option. Confirm full legal address, written terms, rent, deposit, utilities, move-in date, receipts, transportation, and supervision approval before payment.
Before choosing rural housing, confirm travel to supervision, treatment, work, court, pharmacy, and groceries during winter weather. A stable address may still fail if the person cannot report or attend required services.
In frontier counties without named shelter beds, start with county human services, coordinated-entry access, community action, FirstLink, housing authority contacts, domestic-violence safety resources, and direct landlord calls.
A shelter bed, motel, room rental, family address, or sober living opening does not automatically mean the address is approved. Confirm address rules, county transfer, curfew, GPS, victim restrictions, school restrictions, and reporting logistics first.
Statewide Housing & Referral Options
🏛️ Statewide Housing Resources
Find local housing help and community resources by ZIP code. Useful for shelter, rent help, crisis support, domestic violence resources, basic needs, transportation, and referral navigation.
State housing programs, homeless-services information, housing support guidance, and housing support contact center.
Statewide coordinated housing access for people experiencing homelessness or at risk. Use for assessment, shelter routing, rapid rehousing, supportive housing, and referral pathways where available.
State housing and homelessness resource page with links to rent help, shelter resources, domestic violence shelter information, affordable housing locators, and housing program information.
🏛️ Local Public Housing Channels
Public housing, vouchers, and local affordable housing programs may vary by jurisdiction. Confirm waitlists, criminal-background screening, income rules, documents, and appeal options.
State-level resource for public housing, Housing Choice Voucher information, subsidized housing search, affordable housing, and fair housing resources.
Community action agencies may offer housing navigation, rent help, deposit help, utilities assistance, weatherization, or referrals depending on county, funding, and eligibility.
Behavioral-health and recovery-support program for eligible justice-involved individuals. Not a housing provider by itself, but support services may help stabilize a housing plan.
Important: OACRA does not place individuals into housing or guarantee acceptance. Always confirm availability, eligibility, supervision restrictions, approved residence requirements, and referral rules with the provider and your supervising officer or court.
Some North Dakota housing pathways may depend on local eligibility, waitlists, agency screening, weather conditions, transportation, tribal or local service-area rules, and county-specific public housing procedures.

