Need Help Tonight?

Bartlett Housing Solutions has an Emergency Triage Shelter to help provide immediate care for those who have recently or unexpectedly experienced homelessness.

Located in downtown Morgantown, at 1110 University Avenue, this facility is often referred to as our ‘front door’ to our program and serves as a temporary place for individuals and families to stay when they have nowhere else to go.

It is a no-barrier shelter which means that there are no requirements for entry (sobriety, employment, receiving mental health treatment, etc.) other than being homeless.

I am an individual with nowhere to stay tonight.

  • Call Coordinated Entry Intake
  • Go to our Triage Center, located at:
    110 University Avenue, Morgantown
  • Triage Center Hours are 8pm-8am
    We recommend arriving early.
    *First come, first serve basis
I am an individual with children and nowhere to stay tonight.

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  • Call Our Client Services Coordinator
    *We will hold a bed for a family with children on the night of intake.
  • Go to our Triage Center, located at:
    110 University Avenue, Morgantown
  • Triage Center Hours are 8pm-8am
    We recommend arriving early.
    *First come, first serve basis
I am an individual or family with a place to stay tonight, but need to make arrangements.

Emergency Triage Shelter

Our Emergency Triage shelter has 28 beds and operates on a first come first serve basis. Clients are encouraged to work on a housing plan to move out of this program as quickly as possible to, ensure the “emergency beds” remain available for new individuals requiring service.

Take These Steps

If you are in need of our Emergency Triage Shelter Services, please see the following steps.

  • Please call WVCEH to arrange for housing services at 1-833-722-2014 or, you may just show up at 8:00 pm.
  • The address for the Triage Shelter is 1110 University Avenue, Morgantown, WV.
  • The Triage Shelter is open from 8pm – 8am, 7 days a week.
  • Services are available on a first-come, first-serve basis.

Case Management

Although case management is not required; a case manager is assigned to work with clients on a housing plan and assess their housing and immediate needs. This program is not intended to be a long or even medium-term program but rather serves as an emergency resource until a more permanent housing location can be identified. Often times clients in this program are referred to our transitional housing program, our permanent supportive apartment units or our rapid re-housing program which utilizes community-based apartments with in-home case management support.