Red Cross Family Living Center (RCFLC)
In 1981, the Dayton Area Chapter of the American Red Cross established the Montgomery County Emergency Housing Program (EHP) to help combat the growing problem of homelessness in Greater Dayton. From fires and carbon monoxide leaks to displacements from condemned dwellings, evictions and utility shutdoffs, more than 100 families a month are referred to the Red Cross’s local emergency housing program by an extensive network of government agencies, non-profit organizations, schools, church groups and others.
The Montgomery County Emergency Housing Program is currently located at 829 South Gettysburg Avenue in Dayton. There are 48 apartment units offered through the program. Typically, families reside in the units for an average of 50 days. For more information, please call 937-279-6034 or contact Director Robert Kelley at rkelley@dac.redcross.org.
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