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City-run office that helps with the assessment and placement of homeless families into city funded homeless programs. 1401 JFK Blvd. 10th Floor- (215) 686-7175 -open 8am-5pm. Also, Homeless hotline: 215-232-1984. Philly Vets Home Coalition Hotline: 215-923-2600 . Philly Vets Home Coalition Hotline: 215-923-8387. http://philadelphiaofficeofhomelessservices.org/. OSH Brochure
Offers 24 hour emergency housing. MUST go through homeless services first – 1320 Arch Street-215-568-5111.
For families only emergency housing after-hours services (weekdays after 5 pm and holidays and weekends). Call 215-787-2887, 715 N. Broad Street
Large homeless shelter for mother/children-HopePHL provides transitional and permanent supportive housing to families experiencing homelessness who are referred by the Office of Homeless Services, especially families fleeing domestic violence. 325 N. 39 th Street-267-720-4673
https://www.hopephl.org/family-housing.html
Project HOME has housing programs, opportunities for employment, medical care, and educational resources for individuals and families who are experiencing homelessness. Visit their website for more information about their programs and services. https://projecthome.org/
If you see someone in Philadelphia experiencing homelessness who needs help, please call the 24-Hour Hotline. 215-232-1984
To register complaints about shelter, transitional, and permanent housing, and rapid rehousing. 215-686-4700 ohs-generalinfo@phila.gov
6-9 month substance abuse treatment for homeless women and children- 610-239-9600 24/7 Treatment and Referral Helpline: 833-976-4357
www.gaudenzia.org
Education for Children and Youth Experiencing Homelessness (ECYEH) works to remove barriers for students experiencing homelessness/housing insecurity/displacement in Philadelphia. 215-400-4830 or Click here for info www.philasd.org/studentrights/#homeless
Also, can fill out this form and someone will contact you ASAP.
HAP collaborates with shelter providers, homeless advocates, community service providers and the legal community to provide homeless clients with legal representation and to connect them with other social services. 1429 Walnut Street, 15th Floor, Philadelphia, PA 19102. (215) 523-9595.
https://www.haplegal.org/
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Covenant House Pennsylvania operates a 51-bed Crisis Center that provides emergency shelter and a host of support services through our Open Intake Policy. Any youth under the age of 21 in need of a place to stay is admitted, 24 hours a day, seven days a week. 31 East Armat Street-call 215-951-5411 or development@covenanthousepa.org
www.covenanthousepa.org/
HopePHL offers several Youth Emergency Services to assist youth ages 9-17 who are housing insecure, or who face a risk of child abuse or neglect Call 215-787-0633.
https://www.hopephl.org/youth-emergency-service.html
Independent Living housing programs provide semi-supervised small group living and individual apartments for single or parenting youth between the ages of 16 and 24 who are homeless or in the foster care system. https://www.valleyyouthhouse.org/ Call (215) 574-9194 for info or email info@valleyyouthhouse.org
30 one-bedroom units of affordable housing targeted to young adults (age 18-23) who are homeless, have experienced homelessness, or are at risk of homelessness (including those aging out of foster care), and will be LBGTQ-friendly. Call 215-309-5227 for info. projecthome.org/locations/gloria-casarez-residence
A runaway youth shelter for youth 14-17 years old at 5732 Thomas Ave. Call 215-430-0381 for info or go to http://ctsworks.org/youth-transition-center-ytc/