Program Director: Kris Pittman
Ife Wellness Center is a recovery-based, emergency housing site providing space for all genders. Using a holistic approach, we provide support and services for participants to meet their health, education, housing, and career goals.
Program Director: Troy Mouzon
Outley House serves single, male-identifying adults ages 18 and older who are experiencing homelessness. Additionally, Outley House offers supportive programming focused on helping participants stabilize, set goals, and take steps toward long-term housing and self-sufficiency.
Program Director: Christopher Pickett
Station House supports single, male-identifying adults ages 18 and older experiencing homelessness. Additionally, Station House provides participants with access to case management and structured programming designed to promote personal development and sustainable housing outcomes.
Program Director: Davida Ramirez
Susquehanna House serves single, female-identifying adults ages 18 and older who are experiencing homelessness. Additionally, the program offers comprehensive supportive services including life skills workshops, and referrals to health and employment resources to help participants regain independence and work toward permanent housing.
Program Director: Kenya Edwards
Safe Haven serves single, male-identifying adults age 18 and older who have a documented history of chronic homelessness and mental illness. Referrals to the program are made exclusively through the City of Philadelphia’s Department of Behavioral Health and Intellectual disability Services (DBHIDS). Outreach workers first engage with individuals, assess eligibility, and confirm a history of chronic homelessness before initiating the referral process with DBHIDS.
Program Director: Lori Daisy
1701 W. Lehigh Ave. | (267) 737 - 9099
Program Director: Dr. Bernita Jones
MHRC provides housing-related services, peer mentorship, and recreational programming that supports recovery and connection. The community room is open Monday through Friday, 7:00 AM to 4:00 PM, and closed on weekends and holidays. MHRC also operates as an after-hours placement center, open from 3:00 PM to 7:00 AM 7 days a week, except federally observed holidays.
1701 Lehigh Avenue in North Philadelphia
Located at the Michael Hinson Resource Center, The After-Hours program provides one-night, overnight accommodations for single men who are experiencing homelessness.
Additional access to space will be available during the colder months under the Winter Initiative. (December 1- April 30)
Homeless Outreach Hotline: (215) 232 - 1984
Program Director: Tyvio Outterbridge
SELF’s Street Outreach team goes into the community and provides support to individuals experiencing street homelessness. Our team engages with individuals to understand their needs and connect them with support services.
Program Director: Amber Bullock
All participants in SELF Inc. programs can access case management services to support their journey toward stability and independence. Our trained case managers work one-on-one with individuals to assess their needs, develop personalized service plans, and connect them to critical resources such as: healthcare, behavioral health support, public benefits, employment services, and permanent housing.
Case managers also provide ongoing guidance, advocacy, and accountability, helping participants navigate complex systems and remove barriers to long-term success. This person-centered approach ensures that every participant receives compassionate, coordinated care tailored to their unique circumstances.
Program Director: Kenya Edwards
Safe Haven serves single, male-identifying adults age 18 and older who have a documented history of chronic homelessness and mental illness. Referrals to the program are made exclusively through the City of Philadelphia’s Department of Behavioral Health and Intellectual disability Services (DBHIDS). Outreach workers first engage with individuals, assess eligibility, and confirm a history of chronic homelessness before initiating the referral process with DBHIDS.
SELF + Cooperative is a partnership between SELF Inc., OHS, DBHIDS, and PHA. This program provides 77 permanent supportive housing units to individuals and families experiencing homelessness. The initiative incorporates an innovative shared housing approach to give low income individuals safe, stable, and affordable housing. Adult residents are partnered with housing support coaches to help them reach self sufficiency. Eligible participants can contact the SELF + Cooperative Program to fill out an application or to make a referral.
Program Director: Cerise Dash
Miss Barbara’s House is a youth-focused initiative of SELF Inc. that provides temporary housing and supportive services to young adults ages 18–24 experiencing homelessness in Philadelphia. Created with direct input from youth with lived experience, the program offers a safe and affirming environment where participants can access case management, life skills development, and resources that support their transition into stable,
long-term housing.
MBH includes 6 transitional housing units and 12 rapid rehousing units, identified in collaboration with community landlords based on participant preferences.
Program Director: Sharisse Johnson
The Y.B.E.R. program is a 30-unit, scattered-site permanent supportive housing initiative for chronically homeless youth ages 18–24, with a focus on those impacted by domestic violence or mental health challenges. Designed for single-person households, Y.B.E.R. includes 10 master lease and 20 tenant-based units, identified in collaboration with community landlords based on participant preferences. Staffed by a dedicated team of housing professionals, the program follows Housing First principles; removing traditional barriers and prioritizing housing placement. Participants receive personalized support to build stability and pursue goals related to health, education, employment, and personal growth.
All participants in SELF Inc. programs can access case management services to support their journey toward stability and independence. Our trained case managers work one-on-one with individuals to assess their needs, develop personalized service plans, and connect them to critical resources such as: healthcare, behavioral health support, public benefits, employment services, and permanent housing.
Case managers also provide ongoing guidance, advocacy, and accountability, helping participants navigate complex systems and remove barriers to long-term success. This person-centered approach ensures that every participant receives compassionate, coordinated care tailored to their unique circumstances.
Program Director: Kenya Edwards
Safe Haven serves single, male-identifying adults age 18 and older who have a documented history of chronic homelessness and mental illness. Referrals to the program are made exclusively through the City of Philadelphia’s Department of Behavioral Health and Intellectual disability Services (DBHIDS). Outreach workers first engage with individuals, assess eligibility, and confirm a history of chronic homelessness before initiating the referral process with DBHIDS.
| Center Name | Address | Hours | Phone |
|---|---|---|---|
| Appletree Family Center (shelter/diversion assessment) |
1430 Cherry St. | Mon.–Fri., 7 a.m.–5 p.m. | (215) 686-7150 (215) 686-7151 (215) 686-7153 |
| Roosevelt Darby Center (shelter/diversion assessment) |
804 N. Broad St. | Mon.–Fri., 7 a.m.–5 p.m. | (215) 685-3700 |
| Veterans Multi-Service Center (shelter/diversion assessment) |
213–217 N. 4th St. | Tues. & Thurs., 9 a.m.–2 p.m. | (215) 923-2600 |
| If You Are A... | Center Name | Address | Hours | Phone |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Family | Red Shield Family Residence | 715 N. Broad St. | 5 p.m.–7 a.m. (Holidays and Weekends Included) |
(215) 787-2887 |
| Family | ACTS After Hour Intake Site | 1300 E Tulpehocken St. | Mon. - Fri.
5 p.m.–7 a.m. (24 hours on Holidays and Weekends) |
(267) 297-7870 |
| Single Man* | Mike Hinson Resource Center | 1701 W. Lehigh Ave. | 3 p.m.–7 a.m. (Holidays and Weekends Included) |
(267) 737-9099 |
| Single Woman* | Gaudenzia’s House of Passage | 111 N. 49th St.
(at the corner of 48th St. and Haverford Ave., entrance on 48th Street) |
5 p.m.–7 a.m. (Holidays and Weekends Included) |
(267) 713-7778 |
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