Services are often provided in shelters, soup kitchens, or other locations frequented by homeless clients. Specific services may include case management, assertive community treatment, intervention or hospitalization during a moment of crisis, counseling, psychotherapy, psychiatric services, and psychiatric medication monitoring. Programs may include detoxification services, sobering facilities, rehabilitation programs, counseling, treatment, and prevention and education services. Drop-in center programs provide daytime services primarily for homeless clients, such as television, laundry facilities, showers, support groups, and service referrals, but do not provide overnight accommodations. Services may be provided during the day or at night.
Migrant housing is housing that is seasonally occupied by migrating farm workers.
During off-season periods it may be vacant and available for use by homeless persons.