The Visalia Navigation Center is a low-barrier facility managed and operated by CSET. Spearheaded by TC Hope, a nonprofit dedicated to addressing homelessness, this 100-bed center is designed to guide residents into permanent housing.

The VNC will provide temporary accommodation for up to 100 residents and offer a wide range of services through CSET and our partner organizations. Available services include job training, mental health, substance abuse prevention, and more. Guests can also utilize the kennels for their dogs, storage and laundry services.

Referrals are currently CLOSED. We are not enrolling new participants or accepting walk-ins or phone calls at this time. For immediate assistance in finding local shelters, please call 2-1-1 or 1-800-283-9323.

For more information, please read the FAQ below or email us at vnc.info@cset.org.

 

Services for Families Experiencing Homelessness

CSET is dedicated to addressing family homelessness in Tulare County by helping unhoused families with children secure housing. Our focus is to assist families in transitioning to and maintaining permanent housing while providing comprehensive supportive services and additional resources to meet their housing needs.

Volunteer Opportunities at the VNC!

Sign up to volunteer by completing the form below! A member of our team will follow up with you. Volunteer opportunities at the VNC include serving hot meals, assisting with kennels, kitchen aid, reception duties, and laundry assistance.

Homelessness in Tulare County

The 2023 Point in Time survey indicated there are 1,053 people experiencing homelessness in Tulare County. Of the 1,053 homeless individuals in Tulare County, 779 people slept in an unsheltered location, 430 have a disability, 65 are US veterans, and 58 were unaccompanied youth.

Visalia Navigation Center Community Support

Support of the Low Barrier Navigation Center includes the following: Visalia Homeless Center, City of Visalia, and Visalia Senior Housing, Inc.