1608 Walnut Street, Suite 600, Philadelphia, PA 19103 Advocacy, counseling, and education services, Women Against Abuse INTAKE: Daily: After 5pm. 18th and Vine Street 267 737 9099, Men Sunday Breakfast Rescue Mission To report homeless individuals who either need help and/or cause disruptions in neighborhoods, please call your local police department or dial 911. 302 N. 13th Street 215-748-9525, Pennsylvania Hospital (Hall Mercer) Please call the main number to be directed to the appropriate office. Co-pays on sliding scale from $20 to $40, Mary Howard Health Center 410-545-0900. Homeless Services also strives to elevate the voices of young adults with lived experience of homelessness through the Young Adult Leadership Committee (YALC) advisory board. Mon, Tues, Thurs, Fri: 8am-4pm, Wed: 8am-2pm, More food, health and human services visithttp://211sepa.org/ 215-426-8100, Addictions Assessment Center at Penn Presbyterian Mayor Brandon M. Scott Names Irene Agustin Homeless Services Director Tuesday May 11th, 2021 Brandon M. Scott Mayor, Baltimore City 250 City Hall - Baltimore Maryland 21202 (410) 396-3835 - Fax: (410) 576-9425 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE CONTACT Stefanie Mavronis (443) 202-7051 Stefanie.Mavronis@baltimorecity.gov Free meals, social services, health center, legal, Philadelphia Homeless Outreach Hotline 215-829-LIFE (5433) Crisis Team, Mary Howard Health Center Language Access Plan Southern Community Action Partnership Center. 520 Delaware Avenue, 7th Floor Offer Emergency Shelter Allowance to help a homeless or near homeless family/person to: Philadelphia Interfaith Hospitality Network Providing emergency housing and other services to people who are homeless and to those at risk of homelessness. Tel: 215-686-7175 Families: Salvation Army Red Shield, 715 N. Broad St. Mon-Fri: 9am-5pm; Funding available as of January 25, 2023 Office of Homeless Services Website +1 (215) 686-7700 How to Apply By Phone: +1 (215) 686-7177 In-Person: Appletree Family Center 1430 Cherry Street Mon-Fri, 7am-5pm Roosevelt Darby Center 804 N Broad St Mon-Fri, 7am-5pm The Homeless Programs Office no longer maintains a reporting hotline. Upon request, DSS may provide Letters of Support for community organizations responding to state, federal and philanthropic Requests for Proposals. By working together in our communities to make homelessness in Utah rare, brief and non-recurring, our vision is that everyone has access to safe, decent, affordable housing with the needed resources and supports for self-sufficiency and well-being. CRP provides debt forgiveness and a lowered monthly bill for low-income tenants. CDH does not provide direct services or funding. Philadelphias (CEA-BHRS) will be launched in 2017. (Monday for seniors, veterans, disabled only); The City of San Diego's Homelessness Response Center (HRC) provides a broad range of services to help individuals and families experiencing homelessness on their path to permanent or other long-term housing. 499 N. 5th Street, Suite B Assistance includes help with back rent for families struggling to remain in their homes. 6214 Grays Ferry Ave.,Phila., PA 19142 Please also provide the relevant time period for the requested records. 267-737-9099, Men at Sunday Breakfast Rescue Mission 1207 Chestnut St., 5th floor Office: Mon-Fri: 9am-5pm Group and individual recovery support services, A New Life Recovery Learning Center The links below provide information about the various groups such as county human service offices, tribal agencies and state and local agencies that provide these services. Walk-in: Mon, Wed, Fri: 9am-12pm Director. for Veterans who are Homeless Liz Hersh. A coordinated approach to crisis response Office of Homeless Services Participant Comment Line Homeless Centralized Intake Service for single women and families Mondays through Fridays 7am to 5pm. Together, we make up Philadelphias homeless service system. end_(); Diversified Community Services (Dixon House) Address City Tower 100 W. Houston St., 9th Floor San Antonio, TX 78205 Phone 210-207-8198 Fax 210-207-4254 Staff Melody Woosley Director Jessica Dovalina Assistant Director Patrick Steck Assistant Director News Friday, July 2, 2021 City's Downtown Homeless Resource Hub Transitions to new Corazn. The Office is working to build a robust, integrated, and coordinated system of homelessness and housing services, and to improve efficiency . Helps persons find resources for paying rent and provide assistance up to $300 in the following NW Philly zip codes: We do provide energy counseling to all zip codes. 125 S. 9th Street Jonathan Lax Center Please click on the . 123 E Price St, 215-849-0179 The Clearinghouse provides a single point of housing access for households in the Health and Human Services priority populations who have both a services and housing need. **Note that if you are signing an authorization form or requesting records or information on anothers behalf, you must also submit valid proof of authority to do so. 1216 Arch St., 6th Fl. 1-866-SAFE-014, Veterans Homelessness 267-777-5800, Pennsylvania Department ofHuman Services The Office of Homeless Services is committed to preventing and ending youth and young adult homelessness through coordinated, cross-system initiatives. 215-634-5272 Primary medical clinic for adults, Y-HEP Youth Health Center 215-473-6454, Nationalities Service Center 215-686-7177, Provides assistance to families and persons who are at risk of becoming homeless or facing a housing crisis. Please enable scripts and reload this page. Case management assistance is also provided to assist households with obtaining appropriate long-term housing. Mon-Fri: 9am-8:30pm; Sat: 1-4:30pm The Partnership provides leadership in creating a comprehensive countywide network of service delivery to the homeless and near homeless families and individuals through facilitating better communication, planning, coordination, and cooperation among all entities that provide services and/or resources for the relief of homelessness in San 136 Diamond Street Homeless Services Consumer Response Line: 215-686-4700 Participants should call the Homelessness Prevention Hotline at 215-686-7177 for information or click here for additional information. Dinner: Fri-Sun 4pm-5:15pm Terms of Use. Questions about specific requests should also be made through NYC OpenRecords by using the "Contact the Agency" link available on every request page. Services, Emergency Shelter (including LGBTQ), Many Partners, One Goal, End Homelessness, Office of Homeless Services Human Services/GrantsCoordinator, County of Berks, Carbon County Action Committee for Human Services, Elk County Citizens Against Physical, Sexual and Emotional Abuse, Inc. (CAPSEA), Office of Human & Community Services, FACT Transit Center, Phone:(724) 628-7433Ext. Intake: Mon-Fri: 7am-5pm HIV primary medical care for adults, John Bell Health Center 215-922-6400. You must go through central intake for an initial assessment of your housing needs before placement into the homeless housing system. Drop-In Services: Mon, Wed, Thurs: 7am-6pm, Tues: 7am-5pm (General) 6-9pm (Ladies Night), Sat & Sun 7am-3pm; Primary Care Clinic: Wed: 1pm-5pm HIV testing, drop-in center, street side health project. Emergency shelter, transitional housing, referral, and legal representation, Women Organized Against Rape (WOAR) 1430 Cherry Street However, no household will be denied entrance into Emergency Housing because he or she does not have identification or proof of guardianship. (See Healthcare section for details. Mon-Thurs: 9am-11am, 1410 W. Erie Avenue 35 W. Chelten Ave., Phila., PA 19144 The main phone number is (909) 5010610- Individuals in emergency housing can register a complaint here anonymously 24/7. Due to high call volume, OHS staff will return calls within 72 hours. Sign up for job training. The city's Department of Social Services and Department of Homeless Services said more than 300 shelter sites that didn't meet city standards have been closed and the agency started a. Child Support Services Help kids get support from both parents. Search for public housing and affordable housing options now. 2111 Sansom Street For providers: Inspection of private market rental housing to assure safety and affordability prior to occupancy by Homeless Services-referred consumers. 3411 Bank Street, 21224. Address Provide the individual or family the Philadelphia Domestic Violence Hotline phone number (1-866-723-3014). Office of the Ombudsman . Office mission is to provide the leadership, coordination, planning and mobilization of resources to make housing insecurities rare, brief and non-recurring in the City of Philadelphia. (Ages 12-21) To avoid these problems, it is recommended to apply cheap cialis. INTAKE: Daily 7PM HomeShare Right to Know Phone: 215-471-2017 Location: PA: Philadelphia County Full-time. ohs@phila.gov, 2023 Homeless Services (215) 686-7150 Philly Vets Home Coalition Hotline:215-923-8387, At Least One COVID-19 Philadelphia Housing Surge, COVID-19 Resource Digest for the Homeless Services Community, PIT and Youth Count of People Experiencing Homelessness, How will Philadelphia stay safe during COVID-19, 2022 PIT Count Medidas de seguridad de COVID, Call the Homelessness Prevention Hotline at. City of New York. Appletree Family Center The Service Representative will enter household data into HMIS and complete the intake log sheet with the computer generated case number and household demographics, i.e., name, birthdate, social security number, family composition, race, etc. 24-hour hotline: 800-656-4673, Women in Transition 434 W. Gurley St. Prescott, AZ 86301 (928) 778-2531: Yavapai: Coalition for Compassion and Justice. Elizabeth G. Hersh, Director, Philly 311 215-397-4287 If eligible, persons and families are placed in appropriate emergency housing, boarding homes, or other alternative housing. Many Partners, One Goal, End Homelessness, Office of Homeless Services Homeless Services Consumer Response Line: 215-686-4700 www.homelessadvocacyproject.org, Tenant Legal Aid Referral Line Lower Level, Suburban Station; If you are currently experiencing homelessness, please report to one of the central intake centers listed. 215-247-4663 1401 JFK Boulevard, 10th Floor Anna M. Sample House/Complex 408-416 Line Street Camden, NJ 08103 (856) 963-0430 02, 03, 04. Get answers from the shelter and users like you. Clearfield CountyCentral PA Community Action, Inc. Cumberland CountyAging and Community Services, Dauphin County Mental Health & Mental Retardation, Delaware County Department of Human Services,Office of Adult Services, Erie County Department of Human Services, Office of Mental Health & Mental Retardation, Mifflin/Juniata Human Services Department, Lackawanna County Department of Human Services, Lawrence County Community Action Partnership, McKean County Redevelopment & Housing Authority, Venango County Office of Economic Opportunity. Homebase 410-545-6518. Find out the number of DHS clients we serve each day. Anyone can take part in most of Cherry Street's services. Appletree Family Center, 1430 Cherry Street, Roosevelt Darby Center, 804 N. Broad Street, Centralized Homeless Intake Services for Youth and Young Adults, At Least One COVID-19 Philadelphia Housing Surge, COVID-19 Resource Digest for the Homeless Services Community, PIT and Youth Count of People Experiencing Homelessness, How will Philadelphia stay safe during COVID-19, 2022 PIT Count Medidas de seguridad de COVID. Tel: 215-686-7175 215-707-2577, Kensington Hospital Participantslocate their own housing and receive a subsidy to assist with rent payments paying approximately 30 percent of their monthly household income directly to the landlord and Action Wellness pays the rest of the rent. and representation for low-income tenants If the individual or household indicates they are fleeing or attempting to flee a domestic violence situation, staff will make an immediate referral to the on-site domestic violence specialist (at Appletree Family Center only). Philadelphia Homeless Outreach Hotline 215-232-1984 If you are currently experiencing homelessness, please report to one of the central intake centers listed. A Home For Everyone About the regional collaboration working to house individuals experiencing homelessness Volunteer and Donation Opportunities 1-877-4AID-VET (824-3838), The Perimeter(Veteran Services) Provides mostly mortage assistancea. 215-523-9595 or 1-800-837-2672 149 W Susquehanna Ave For homeowners behind on their rentor in danger of defaulting provide housing stabilization services. 215-748-8800 We provide interpretation services on the day the client arrives at intake, as well as printed materials in English and other languages. INTAKE: Daily: After 5pm. Homeless Services is now developing a holistic, transparent, representative infrastructure for action on homelessness, panhandling and outdoor meal service to make our Shared Public Spaces safe and secure for all. 112 North Main St. Warrenton, NC 27589 Phone: 252-257-3341 Email: news@warrenrecord.com. Tues: 1-6pm, Thurs: 6-8:30pm; Fri: 2-5pm, Please submit requests and required documentation to RECORDSACCESS@dhs.nyc.gov. 801 Market St., 5th Floor, Phila., PA 19107 HOME-STAT teams work 24-7 in all 5 boroughs to engage street homeless New Yorkers to come indoors. Homeless Services administers contracts with various human service organizations to provide short-term emergency housing accommodations, based on an assessment of need, to resolve an immediate housing crisis for persons and families. Mon-Fri: 9am-4pm Free HIV/STI Testing, Philadelphia FIGHT Community Health Centers 31-43 East Armat Street The Agency generally cannot provide client information, including whether or not an individual is currently in shelter, without proof from a requestor of authority to access information in the form of a completed authorization signed by the client, Power of Attorney, Letters of Administration, Guardianship Commission papers, etc. The City of Philadelphia provides emergency and temporary shelter to persons experiencing homelessness. Terms of Use. Serving individuals and community members who are experiencing hunger and homelessness. The Hub of Hope Emergency housing services include: Have a question? Rental Assistance If you are a PHA resident dealing with a financial hardship and you are having trouble paying your rent, please contact your manager immediately to discuss your situation. Walk-in Mon-Fri: 9am-12pm The mission of the Office of Homeless Services is to provide the leadership, coordination, planning and mobilization of resources to make housing insecurities rare, brief and non-recurring in the City of Philadelphia. Crisis Center: St. Vincent DePaul . Dental: Tues 1-5pm, Wed/Thurs 8:30am-12pm & 1-5pm, Fri 1-5pm The Water Departments Tiered Assistance Program (TAP) provides customers with lower incomes or those experiencing special hardships with a water bill based on their income. If the household is unable to pay for a hotel or motel room, the social worker in conjunction with the household, will contact the households relatives and/or friends to determine if the household can reside with them. 215-843-2340 Terms of Use. Our most recent opportunity to open the Lofts at 2601 would not have been made possible without the contributions and support provided by: the PA Housing Finance Agency; the Philadelphia Housing Authority; the City of Philadelphia's Office of Homeless Services and Division of Housing and Community Development; Enterprise Community Investments; TD Homeless service workers with an immediate economic need and income at or below 80% of the county area median income where they live may be eligible for a stipend up to $2,000. 215-981-0088 Provides a range of financial assistance and supportive servicesto veterans and their families. 215-320-6193 1-888-HOUSE-15. Website: humantraffickinghotline.org. When possible, households will be referred to other suitable resources, either within OHS or the community, for the purpose of exploring housing options other than emergency housing placement. Lunch: Mon-Fri Noon-1pm Mayor Brandon M. Scott Names Irene Agustin Homeless Services Director Tuesday May 11th, 2021 Brandon M. Scott Mayor, Baltimore City 250 City Hall - Baltimore Maryland 21202 (410) 396-3835 - Fax: (410) 576-9425 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE CONTACT press@baltimorecity.gov Homeless Services. Homeless Services funds and collaborates with City departments and nonprofit organizations on the operation of transitional housing for individual and families. Safe and effective COVID-19 vaccines are available to all New Yorkers 6 months and older. 1-866-723-3014 or 1401 JFK Boulevard, 10th Floor 809 Locust Street, 215-563-0658 1401 Arch Street Are you facing homelessness? Philadelphia has organizations that can help pay back rent, utilities or security deposit. 215-925-3180 215-829-5433, Temple/Episcopal Hospital Services include, but are not limited to: Homeless Services Consumer Response Line: 215-686-4700 Fri: 12pm Lunch Available Services Families/Single Women Apple Tree Family Center 1430 Cherry Street 2156867150 x7151 or x7153 Office of Homeless Services (OHS) The Office of Homeless Services (OHS) assists with past-due rent and security deposits. Aletha R. Wright Vision of Hope Center 271 Atlantic Avenue Camden, NJ 08104 (856) 966-0909 02, 04. The City of Philadelphia provides emergency and temporary housing to persons experiencing homelessness. 215-923-2600 The Office of Homeless Services (OHS) assists with past-due rent and security deposits. All Philadelphians can go to Appletree Family Center and Roosevelt Darby Center to request homeless assistance. 267-725-0252 The 10-Year Plan to Prevent and End Homelessness in Baltimore County is designed to identify and align the future homeless support system to meet the distinct needs of people at risk of or experiencing homelessness. One of nine national grants, the funding was to assist the Philadelphia Office of Mental Health . 215-320-6187 215-665-2500. Select "Department of Homeless Services (DHS)" from the agency dropdown menu. recovery groups, showers/laundry, Welcome Center There are two ways to get in touch with our intake social workers and case managers: You can find more about the Office of Homeless Services on the City's legacy pages. 24-hour hotline: 1-866-488-7386 (215) 925-3180, Many Partners, One Goal, End Homelessness, Office of Homeless Services Learn More This is a directory of services for persons who are homeless or are at risk of becoming homeless. 302 N 13th Street, 215-922-6400, To register complaints about shelter, transitional and permanent housing, and rapid rehousing: 804 N Broad Street, 215-685-3700 Confidential suicide hotline for LGBTQ youth, Philadelphia Domestic Violence Hotline 800 Spruce Street Apply for and manage the VA benefits and services you've earned as a Veteran, Servicemember, or family memberlike health care, disability, education, and more. (48th Street side entrance), 215-634-9775, Single Men Emergency Housing After-Hours Services (OHS) Michael Hison Resource Center (formerly Statio House) 1430 Cherry St ohs@phila.gov, 2023 Homeless Services For more information, click here. Or you can call the Central Complaint Unit at 718-291-4141. Hub of Hope (Ages 21 & Under) DSS Press OfficeSend an email to the DSS Press Office. 715 N. Broad Street INTAKE: Mon-Fri: 7-5pm, Families Only Emergency Housing After-Hours Services (OHS), Red Shield Family Residence Homeless Services administers contracts with various human service organizations to provide short-term emergency housing accommodations, based on an assessment of need, to resolve an immediate housing crisis for persons and families. Help residents of the Haddington and Cobbs Creek neighborhoods of West Philadelphia. 24-Hour Crisis Hotline: 215-985-3333 The innovative 90-day program using converted containers to shelter residents who are at-risk or without addresses is located at 79 . Funding available as of January 25, 2023 How to Apply By Phone: +1 (215) 686-7177 In-Person: Appletree Family Center 1430 Cherry Street Mon-Fri, 7am-5pm Roosevelt Darby Center 804 N Broad St Mon-Fri, 7am-5pm Homeless Services Consumer Response Line: 215-686-4700 2029 S. 8th St., Phila., PA 19148 Services include, but are not limited to: Homelessness Prevention Assistance Emergency Housing Youth/Young Adult Access Points Emergency Food Distribution Program Transitional Housing Seeking Emergency Housing Services, Office of Homeless Services (OHS) Provides limited financial assistance towards rent. The youth access point is operated by theValley Youth House, as part of our homeless assistance system. Suburban Station Concourse Lower Level Homeless Services Consumer Response Line: 215-686-4700 Mon, Wed, Fri: 8:30am-12pm 1-800-999-9999, Youth Emergency Services (YES) All Rights Reserved And if youre facing eviction, callPhiladelphia Eviction Prevention Project, at 267-443-2500. When requesting your own records or requesting information on anothers behalf**, the request must be submitted along with a signed authorization form. Email: amccullough @mercercounty.org. Department of Homeless Services 150 Greenwich Street, 42nd Floor New York, NY 10007 Fax: 917-639-0442 Email: disabilityaffairs@dss.nyc.gov. 215-468-1645, ext. 1-888-373-7888 215-567-3668 The Office of Homeless Services provides emergency housing and aid to people who are experiencing homelessness and those at risk of homelessness. Elizabeth G. Hersh, Director, Philly 311 Learn more about the Letter of Support Request Procedure for External Partners. The AHS District Offices in Burlington are located at 108 Cherry St. Suite 306, 119 Pearl Street, 50 Cherry Street Burlington, VT 05401, and White Cap Business Park, 426 Industrial Ave. Ste. Participants should call the Homelessness Prevention Hotline at 215-686-7177 for information or click. Catholic Social Services Catholic Social Services, Northeast United Way ofGreater Philadelphia and Southern New Jersey 1701 W. Lehigh Ave. Go to Facebook page. 1207 Chestnut St., 3rd floor Connect Posts Post The City protects homeless people from freezing temperatures, and you can help February 2, 2023 Post Cherry Hill, NJ 08034 (856) 428-1300 01, 02. Portland, OR. The program ensures that rent and utilities are paid on time. 1-800-371-SAFE (7233), Valley Youth House Join today! Individuals or families not assessed during regular business hours will have the option to have their intake completed at our after-hours intake sites or return to Appletree Family Center or Roosevelt Darby Center during regular business hours. Tues: 9:30-11:30am, 4:30-6:30pm Joint Office of Homeless Services Department Director. Hotline: 1-877-424-3838 Mon-Fri: 8:30-5pm (walk-ins welcome) The city of Asheville said the people camping there have received 14 days notice, and this. Learn about Homebase, a homelessness prevention support network for New Yorkers at risk of eviction. 215-992-3763, Catholic Social Services, Southwest Apply for services. All Rights Reserved All Rights Reserved You must go through central intake for an initial assessment of your housing needs before placement into the homeless housing system. Joint Office of Homeless Services 721 SW Oak Street, Suite 100 Portland, OR 97205 The Joint Office of Homeless Services manages contracts with service providers who provide housing placement and retention services, emergency shelter, severe weather shelter, job skills training, and other services. Camden County OEO 538 Broadway . If you are currently experiencing homelessness, please report to one of the central intake centers listed. Services: Since 1947 Cherry Street Mission Ministries (Cherry Street), located in Toledo, Ohio, has provided to our homeless and poor community members free shelter, food, clothing, biblical support, recovery services, educational and vocational programs and services. Office of Diversity and Equal Opportunity Affairs 33 Beaver Street, 17th Floor New York, NY 10004 212-361-8003 Send an email to the Office of Diversity and Equal Opportunity Affairs. (215) 893-8400, New Kensington Community Development Corporation (NKCDC) For ERAP: Residents of Bethlehem, Bethlehem Township, Hellertown and Lower Saucon Township. Homeless Services is the Collaborative Applicant to the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development for CoC program funding that supports more than 2,500 units of safe haven, permanent and transitional housing for people experiencing homelessness. The social worker will attempt to divert all households from entering emergency housing. enrollment (Bus options: 3, 33 and 61), Fairmount Health Center 215-662-8747, Prevention Point Philadelphia 215-336-3511 215-972-5170 1430 Cherry St., Phila., PA 19102 Language Access Plan CAMDEN HOMELESS SERVICES - Dial 211 or (856) 757-7689. 215-951-5411 Walk-ins Mon-Thurs: 7am, House of Grace Catholic Worker Clinic 215-923-2600 Box 8068. Heres a great information flyer with a list of CRCs you can give to them. Individuals in emergency housing can register a complaint here anonymously 24/7. Hebrew Immigrant Aid Society (HIAS PA) Homeless Assistance Contacts Review Data DHS Blog Contact Us MA & CHIP Renewals Apply for Benefits COVID-19 Report Fraud & Abuse Licensing & Providers Review Data DHS Blog Contact Us MA & CHIP Renewals Apply for Benefits COVID-19 Report Fraud & Abuse Licensing & Providers Department of Human Services > Contact Us > Homeless Assistance Contacts DHS is helping even more New Yorkers move out of shelter and secure permanent housing, just like Richard and Doris. Tel: 215-686-7175 1515 Fairmount Avenue, Philadelphia, PA 19130 Language Access Plan 7340 Jackson St., Phila., PA 19136 Help kids get support from both parents. Legal Center: 215-686-7082, National Sexual Assault Hotline Office of the Commissioner 33 Beaver Street, 17th Floor New York, NY 10004 212-361-8000 Send an email to the Administrator. 415 S 15th Street, 19146 You may be trying to access this site from a secured browser on the server. Trenton, NJ 08650-0068. Mon & Tues: 11am-7pm; Wed & Fri: 1pm-8pm Services and housing, Forget Me Knot Youth Services (Ages 13-18) Apply for services. 215-397-4260 Purpose, Mission, and Strategy. Thursday- 1pm-5pm 215-686-4700 or ohs-generalinfo@phila.gov, National Human Trafficking Hotline For more information, please see thisreferral guide. 1424 Chestnut Street 600 Diamond St., Phila., PA 19122 1500 Sansom Street, Suite 300A, 19102 Vouchers for PennDOT ID or PA birth certificate given with referral letter from shelter or agency. Call the Homelessness Prevention Hotline at. HACE 1401 JFK Boulevard, 10th Floor 3130 Kensington Avenue, 215-888-2448 Individuals in emergency housing can register a complaint here anonymously 24/7. View Full Listing Details First Stop Recovery (kensington) 2414 Kensington Ave Philadelphia, PA - 19125 267-344-5329 NonProfit Recovery center for those addicted to alcohol or drugs Beginning December 1 we will begin to phase in 450 winter beds, 50 more than last year. Congratulations, Amara! The Rapid Re-housing program is an intervention designed to assist households quickly exit homelessness, return to housing in the community of their choice and not become homeless in the near term. For Northwest Philadelphia residents in area codes 19118, 19119, 19126, 19138, 19144 and 19150. 255 S 16th Street, 215-545-4331 Tues: 10am-6pm, 1401 Arch St, After 5pm 1701 W. Lehigh Ave. 801 Spruce Street Proudly founded in 1681 as a place of tolerance and freedom. 4910 Wyalusing Ave., Phila., PA 19131 100 East Lehigh Avenue Pathways PA (emergency shelter for female youth ages 17 and under): See photos and more information about where programs are located below. Keystone State. This system will ensure individuals and families at-risk or experiencing homelessness have access to a streamlined and standardized process that links them to appropriate resources to end their housing crisis. Philadelphia's Five Year Strategic Plan for the Homeless Assistance System Domestic Violence Hotline 1-866-723-3014 or 1-866-SAFE-014 Homeless Outreach Hotline: 215-232-1984 Veterans Homelessness Hotline: 1-877-424-3838 Philly Vets Home Coalition Hotline: 215-923-8387 Disability Resources Donate/Volunteer OHS Comment Line 215-686-4700 Welcome Sign up for job training. Short-term accommodation for individuals and families to resolve an immediate housing crisis. Youth access points are youth-friendly, youth-specificlocations whereyoung adults ages 18-24 in Philadelphiawho are experiencing homelessness can go to be assessed for resources within the homeless assistance system. All Freedom of Information Law (FOIL) requests to the Department of Homeless Services should be submitted via NYC OpenRecords (nyc.gov/openrecords). You can visit one of these agencies below during the listed drop-in hours to be evaluated for services. Only government entities in the U.S. can end in .gov, The first of this two-dayShelter Case Management Conferenceis, Diversity, inclusion, accessibility & immigration, An official website of the City of Philadelphia government, Ask the DHS Commissioners Action Response Office (CARO), Begin the probate process (without a will), Get archival birth, death, and marriage records, Request DNA/paternity test information from the Medical Examiner, Find a minority, woman, or disabled-owned business, Report possible fraud, waste, or other issues on contracts, Business licenses, permits, and approvals, Find loans through the Philadelphia Business Lending Network, Meet your areas business services manager, Find financial support and incentives for your business, Register as a minority, woman, or disabled-owned business, Bid on a Services, Supplies, and Equipment contract, File Transparency in Business Act disclosure forms, Pay the fee for a professional services contract online, Apply for a Temporary No Parking (TNP) permit, Get a permit to operate a tour (pedicab, Segway, bus, bicycle, running), Suggest a location for an Indego bike station, File a complaint about criminal record discrimination in employment, File a complaint about employment discrimination, File a complaint about pre-employment testing for marijuana, File a complaint about housing or property discrimination, File a complaint about public accommodations discrimination, File a complaint about unfair rental practices, File a complaint against a Philadelphia police officer, Recommend a police officer for commendation, Prisons, incarcerated people, and returning citizens, Get notified when an incarcerated person is released, Finding and contacting incarcerated people, Get help resolving a conflict with a neighbor, Make an appointment at the Philadelphia Parks & Rec Historic Archive, Apply for a Philadelphia Activities Fund grant, Find Philadelphia Parks & Recreation activities, Enroll in a youth Parks & Recreation program, Nominate someone for a Mayors Day of Service Recognition Award, Apply for the 911 program for people with disabilities, Find child care and early childhood education, Find an after school or summer program for children, Nominate someone for the Joan Markman Award for Integrity, Services for people experiencing homelessness, Learn how to get and use naloxone (Narcan), Protect yourself from West Nile virus and Lyme disease, Get emergency treatment (PEP) after recent exposure to HIV, Get walk-in testing and treatment for STIs, Get support for a child with special health care needs, Get directly observed therapy (DOT) for tuberculosis, Apply for an Urban Health Policy Fellowship, Submit a study to the Health Commissioners Office Review Committee, Report an infectious disease (for health care providers), Submit a research study to the Institutional Review Board (IRB), File a complaint about a medical provider, File a complaint about a medical facility, File a water quality complaint for a swimming pool, File a complaint about a child care facility, File a complaint about a barber shop or beauty salon, Report a food illness or food safety concern, Volunteer for the Philadelphia Medical Reserve Corps (MRC), Make an appointment to pay City taxes or a water bill in person, Use Modernized e-Filing (MeF) for City taxes, Understand the PBT notification-confirmation process, Set up a payment agreement for your business or income taxes, Apply for the Voluntary Disclosure Program for overdue taxes, Submit an Offer in Compromise to resolve your delinquent business taxes, Earned Income Tax Credit (EITC) resources, Report a change to lot lines for your property taxes, Community Development Corporation (CDC) Tax Credit, Life Partner and Transgender Care Health Benefits Tax Credits, Philadelphia Re-Entry Program (PREP) Tax Credit, Request a refund for City taxes or water bills, Request a refund for taxes paid to local jurisdictions, Request a technical/private letter ruling for unusual tax circumstances, Make an appointment for City taxes or a water bill in person, Water bill affordability, assistance programs, and payment plans, Apply for the senior citizen water bill discount, Appeal a water bill or water service decision, Set up an Owner-occupied Real Estate Tax Payment Agreement (OOPA), Set up a Real Estate Tax Installment Plan, Apply for the Longtime Owner Occupants Program (LOOP), Enroll in the Real Estate Tax deferral program, Apply for the low-income senior citizen Real Estate Tax freeze, Set up a Real Estate Tax installment plan, Set up a Real Estate Tax payment plan for property you dont live in, Disputes and appeals for taxes or water bills, Prevent sequestration of your property due to unpaid debts, Contact a collection agency to resolve a debt, Resolve bills or liens for work done by the City on a property, Use code enforcement numbers to request a payoff, Get free help applying for public benefits, Enroll in direct deposit as a vendor or a foster parent, Pay your commercial trash/refuse collection fee, Get a Make Safe Permit for a dangerous building, Get a building permit for a tank to store hazardous materials, Get an Electrical Permit to install solar panels, Get a Zoning Permit for new construction or additions, Get a Zoning Permit for complete demolition, Get a Zoning Permit for site clearing or earth disturbance, Get a Zoning Permit to change the use of a property, Get a Zoning Permit to adjust property lot lines, Get a dust control permit for construction and demolition, Request a permit for a septic system or private sewer line, Submit a plan for handling infectious waste at a health care facility, Submit lead certification and inspection reports, Events in a City park, field, or rec center, Get a permit for a large event or festival, Get a Friends and community group event permit, Get a wedding ceremony or wedding photo permit, Reserve a Parks & Recreation facility or field, Get a Temporary Occupancy Permit for a special event, Apply to provide food or drinks at a special event, Apply to hold a block party or street event, Search tobacco retailer permit eligibility by neighborhood, Apply to operate equipment that emits or controls air pollution, Apply to install equipment that emits or controls air pollution, Submit as a PA Home Improvement Contractor to get construction permits, Register in eCLIPSE as a design professional or attorney of record, Get approval for construction in the floodplain, Request a preliminary review of construction projects, Get a project scoping meeting for a multi-phased project, Get an Auto Wrecking Yard and Tire Storage License, Schedule a sanitation/safety inspection for a child care facility, Schedule a sanitation/safety inspection for in-home child care, Get a Dumpster License (Private or Right-of-Way), Get a Limited Engagement Small Games of Chance License, Get a Food Preparation and Serving License, Get a Food Establishment Retail, Non-Permanent Location License, Get a Food Establishment Retail, Permanent Location License, Change ownership of a stationary food business, Change ownership of a mobile food business, Apply for a plan review for a stationary food business, Apply for a plan review for a mobile food business, Get a Limited Lodging and Hotels Booking Agent License, Get a Residential Property Wholesaler License, Get a Vacant Residential Property License, Get a license to sell goods in special vending districts, Register as a generator manufacturer representative, Get an Electrical Inspection Agency License, Get a Fire Suppression Systems Contractor License, Get a Fire Suppression Systems Worker License, Get a Fire Suppression Systems Apprentice License, Get a Fire Suppression WorkerSpecialty License, Get a Fire Suppression WorkerKitchen Fire Extinguishing System License, Apply for or renew certification for a body art establishment, Appeal a denied residential parking spot for people with disabilities, Appeal to the Board of Building Standards (BBS), Appeal to the Board of License and Inspection Review, Appeal a zoning decision to the Zoning Board of Adjustment (ZBA), Appeal to the Board of Safety and Fire Prevention (BOSFP), Search for property history and business license information, Get a copy of a license, permit, or violation, Make an appointment with the Permit and License Center, Report an unlicensed contractor or unpermitted work, Find a licensed contractor and contractor information, Sign up to stop unsolicited offers on your home, Get a copy of a deed or other recorded document, Low-income senior citizen Real Estate Tax freeze, Set up an Owner-occupied Real Estate Tax payment agreement (OOPA), Get a nonprofit real estate tax exemption, Get a real estate tax adjustment after a catastrophic loss, Save your home from mortgage and tax foreclosure, Apply for a grant to clear your homes title, Visit a City-funded homeless intake center, Get home repairs and modifications for seniors, Apply for a low-interest home improvement loan, Report a problem with a building, lot, or street, Register a burglar alarm / Pay the annual fee, Notify 911 dispatchers of disability needs in your household, Report a problem on a city street, sidewalk, or alley, Report a problem with a street or alley light, Report a problem with a traffic light or sign, Request a traffic light or report a problem, Request a traffic sign or report a problem, Report a missing or damaged manhole cover, Apply for a street closure permit for construction, Apply to paint an X on the street in front of your driveway, Apply for streetery prerequisite approval, Request a crossing guard for an intersection near your school, Request a traffic calming and safety study, Find your trash and recycling collection day, Find a sanitation convenience center to drop off trash or recycling, Report a problem with trash, recycling, or city upkeep, Request trash pickup for a condo or co-op, Pay your Commercial Trash Fee (Refuse Collection Fee), Apply for a job with the City of Philadelphia, Get notified about civil service job openings, Apply for an internship at the Medical Examiners Office, File an Equal Employment Opportunity (EEO) complaint, File a COVID-19 retaliation complaint against an employer, File for unpaid leave because of domestic violence or sexual assault, Report a Domestic Worker Bill of Rights violation, Report wrongful discharge for parking employees, Get approval for work to a historic property, Philadelphia City Planning Commission plan reviews, Request a plan consistency letter for a development proposal, Get an affordable housing zoning bonus review, Apply for construction approval from the Art Commission, Apply for encroachment approval from the Art Commission, Apply for sign, awning, or canopy approval from the Art Commission, Apply for artwork approval from the Art Commission, Participate in a Zoning Board of Adjustment (ZBA) hearing, Shelter Case Management Conference (Day 1), Shelter Case Management Conference (Day 2).