Habitação Temporária
Temporary housing provides short-term accommodation for people experiencing homelessness or housing emergencies. Depending on the service, accommodation may include
Temporary accommodation is generally intended for people experiencing homelessness or an emergency housing situation.
Access is assessed on a case-by-case basis and depends on factors such as:
There is no single list of required documents for all temporary accommodation centres. Depending on the organisation, you may be asked to present:
People who do not have identity or residence documents may still receive support. If necessary, accommodation providers may refer individuals to AIMA or other specialised organisations that assist migrants and people in vulnerable situations.
As admission procedures differ between organisations, it is advisable to contact the accommodation centre in advance to confirm:
| Albergues Noturnos de Lisboa (capacity for 85 people) |
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| Abrigo da Graça (capacity for 26 people) |
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| Centro de Acolhimento do Beato (is divided into four types of accommodation) |
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| Centro de Alojamento Temporário de Xabregas (capacity for 75 people) |
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| Residência Solitária de Lisboa (capacity for 25 people) |
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| Unidade Integrativa da Quinta do Lavrado (capacity for 40 people) |
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| Centro de Alojamento de Emergência Social “Ponto de Luz” (capacity for 25 people) |
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| Centro de Acolhimento para Refugiados |
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