If you mean are they able to sleep at night in the same bed the answer is NO. That is if you sign up for a bed within the shelter. But they still allow people to sleep outside on the actual campus grounds. If you chose to do this, sleep outside, then you can get away with sleeping together. But you'd have zero privacy and you're subject to the weather. If you have children you might try UMOM.
If you marry you can stay there but you guys won't be sleeping in the same room. If you go to the Overflow next door you guys will be together but it really smells horrible in there. But you want to take advantage of the services they're like getting your birth certificate or identification card and things of that nature.
Cannot sleep on campus grounds but at camp outside grounds. Campus astro turf infested with bed bugs so you wouldn't want to sleep there anyway.
No. There's a mens side and womens side.
Veterans have more privileges. Case by case basis. No two situations are the same. No one can speak for how you'll be serviced.
No couples can not sleep together ,you have room for 500 men and 250 woman when you are inside men goto the left woman got the right,this is the best way otherwise you would be having woman Sleeping with men and alot of babies ,it's only for the time you are inside Cass at dinning area and other services it is good you a married couples the get faster housing ,there are shelters specific for woman only.called umoms and in Tempe the is a shelter for couple that can be together however you must have small children in order to SLEEP as a family ,just do research if you know your home is going to be disclosed on just do reseach,but from my experiance once they reopen SAFE HAVEN for people that have phycological problems couple can stay there and be together but you still can not sleep together, believe me it's n ok t that bad and if you going to be home less best is to get prepared and let me tell you the less you take to Cass the better tonight is a important nigh alot of people donate
No, if you both get into cass you sleep separately, overflow at St. Vincent DePaul is the exact way. The only way you can sleep together is by sleep outside. There places that are warm, very clean and ridiculously quiet, try The Cornado downtown, its only $40 a night and the shower is powerful and hot.
At CASS the men and women are segregated, for security reasons.
The dorms are gender separate
Im not completely sure if there married i know as a couple years ago they couldn't my brother and his wife went and they didnt have set up that way ...
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