Pinellas Hope is a temporary emergency shelter (tent city) for over 250 homeless men and women, located in Clearwater on 20 acres provided by the Diocese of St. Petersburg.  Background checks are done on all the residents and case managers meet with them on a regular basis to set goals towards self-sufficiency. They also assist the residents with job and housing placement and perform follow up visits with them six months after they leave the shelter.

Pinellas Hope II is new construction which consists of 80 efficiency units. This project targets the special needs for homeless and 30% of the units are dedicated to those below 33% area median income for Pinellas County.  The development includes a community building which incorporates offices for service delivery by the agencies serving Pinellas Hope II residents. It also provides a common area, shared by Pinellas Hope I and Pinellas Hope II, in the center which allows class room style programs such as the current employment readiness program and financial management classes. Adjacent to the building and opening to the outside is a roofed, open-air pavilion to accommodate 350 in sit-down style meetings and provide a space for the residents to eat their daily meals. This facility also provides indoor showers and restrooms, laundry room, computer room, library and a prep kitchen.

Both Pinellas Hope and Pinellas Hope II accept single adults and/or couples.