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Crisis To Stability.
Housing to Independence.
Our Mission

At The Shelter Alliance, we are committed to fighting homelessness in Kent County by providing immediate shelter, compassionate support, and practical resources that empower individuals and families experiencing homelessness to achieve stable housing, self-sufficiency, and a brighter future.

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Last Updated: August 2026

83

INDIVIDUALS HOUSED
(Unduplicated Count)

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361

BED NIGHTS
PROVIDED

115

PEOPLE SERVED THROUGH THE
SHELTER CLOSET

HOMELESSNESS IN
KENT COUNTY

Youth Homelessness

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Youth homelessness increased from 60 to 126 students - a 110% increase since 2022.

Growing youth homelessness reflects broader family housing instability and increased strain on community resources.

Housing Insecurity

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Kent County is experiencing levels of need that exceed what may be expected for a county of its size.

Approximately 7.92% of Kent County students experienced homelessness or housing instability.  Kent County ranks 2nd after Baltimore City in MD student housing instability.

Service Data Alignment

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In FY 2025-26, we served:

101 unduplicated individuals through the Shelter Closet, and

53 individuals through our Emergency Shelter Program.

Local service utilization closely mirrors school homelessness data, reinforcing that housing instability is being encountered in real time throughout the community.

Core Programs
- Bridge To Stability -

During Our 2025-2026 Fiscal Year, your support enabled us to

provide more than 400 hours of Case Management Services in our three core assistance programs.

Emergency Shelter Program

Case Management & Housing Stabilization Services

Rapid Rehousing Program

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“Having our own place means so much. Our family can finally be together again in a real home."
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