Shelter House Rules
1. Check-In / Check-Out
Check-in time: Monday through Sunday at 5:30pm (No later than 6:30pm)
Check-out time: Monday through Friday by 6am; Saturday by 8am and Sunday by 9am
2. Respectful Behavior
Treat staff, volunteers, and other residents with respect and courtesy.
Verbal abuse, threats, violence, or discrimination of any kind will not be tolerated.
Disruptive or aggressive behavior may result in immediate dismissal.
3. Substance Use Policy
Drugs, alcohol, and weapons are strictly prohibited on shelter property.
Anyone under the influence and causing disruption may be denied entry or asked to leave.
4. Personal Belongings
Each resident is allowed One Tote of personal belongings.
The shelter is not responsible for lost or stolen belongings.
All items must be stored in Numbered Bins
5. Quiet Hours
Quiet hours are from 9:00 PM – 5:00 AM.
Lights out and electronics off or on silent after designated hours.
6. Chores & Cleanliness
All residents are expected to keep their sleeping and common areas clean.
Participate in assigned chores as part of community living if assigned one.
No food or drinks in sleeping areas.
7. Visitors & Guests
No visitors or guests are allowed without prior staff approval.
Only registered residents are permitted in dormitory/sleeping areas.
8. Curfew & Absences
Curfew is strictly enforced at 6:30.
Residents must notify staff if they will be absent or late.
After 48–72-hour absence without notice, your spot may be reassigned.
9. Health & Safety
Follow all health protocols (handwashing, masks if required, etc.).
Nightly Showers
Report any illness, injury, or safety concern to staff immediately.
10. Participation in Services
Engage in Case Management for housing or employment support services when required.
Release of Information
I, the undersigned, authorize Open Doors Foundation to:
Obtain and/or Release information to/from any necessary individual(s), agency(ies), or provider(s):
Types of Potential Information to Be Shared:
Identification documents (ID, SSN, etc.)
Housing applications and history
Mental health or medical information
Employment or income verification
Case management and service plans
Substance use history or treatment
Legal/criminal history
Other pertinent Information
Purpose of Disclosures can include, but not be limited to:
• Housing placement or support
• Employment or benefits assistance
• Mental/physical health coordination
• Referral or service collaboration
• Legal assistance
Terms of Agreement:
• I understand this information is protected by federal confidentiality laws (including HIPAA and 42 CFR Part 2).
•I understand I have the right to revoke this consent at any time in writing, except where information has already been released.
• This consent is valid for one (1) year from the date signed unless otherwise noted.