Dog‑friendly services in Yorkshire and the Humber
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Hull
Riverside Care and Support - The Crossings
55-65 Great Union Street
Hull
Kingston Upon Hull
HU9 1AG
Telephone: 01482 598370
Gender: Mixed
Target/Group: Individuals who may present with complex needs and problems eg alcohol abuse and mental health problems. Local connection to Hull required. Can accept up to 2 people with dogs. Can accommodate one couple.
Age range: 18+
Referral procedure: Accept self referrals and referrals from any agency, including the local authority. Phone to see if there are vacancies. If so, will arrange to see prospective resident same day and conduct preliminar
North Yorkshire
Changing Lives - Union Terrace
Single Access Point York
York
YO31 7ES
Telephone: 01904 630500
Gender: Mixed and men only
Target/Group: Single homeless people with a local connection to York. Applicants without a local connection can be supported whilst appropriate accommodation is found.
Age range: 18+
Referral procedure: Direct access
City of York Council - Homelessness Housing Schemes
City of York Council
West Offices
Station Rise
York
YO1 6GA
Telephone: 01904 554550
Gender: Mixed
Target/Group: Accept 16 and 17 year old young people. Accept couples and people with children.
Age range: 16+
Referral procedure: Housing schemes
Peasholme Resettlement Centre
Telephone: 01904 551901
Gender: Mixed
Target/Group: Single homeless people with support needs and a local connection to York. Accepts young people and couples. Medium support.
Age range: 16+
Referral procedure: Agency referrals
Northallerton
Broadacres HA - The Crossing Young People's Pathway
Homeless Options Team
Hambleton District Council
Stone Cross
Northallerton
DL6 2UU
Telephone: 01609 779977
Gender: Mixed
Target/Group: Single homeless or in danger of becoming Homeless. Accommodation is suitable for single parents or couples. No Dogs due to single door entrance. All needs considered.
Age range: 18-25
Referral procedure: All referrals must go through the HUB however all referrals are considered including self- referrals. A time-out or CYPS worker will then complete an assessment of needs, this will then be authorised
Sheffield
Salvation Army - Charter Row Centre
126 Charter Row
Sheffield
S1 4HR
Telephone: 0114 272 5158
Gender: Mixed
Target/Group: Single homeless people aged 18+ including older people and people with special needs. No local connection required.
Age range: 18+
Referral procedure: Quick access
St Anne's Community Services - Bevin Court
Housing Solutions, Floor 3
Howden House
1 Union Street
Sheffield
S1 2SH
Telephone: 0114 2736306
Gender: Men
Target/Group: Single homeless men. Priority given to those with a local connection Sheffield. Can accept people with dogs.
Age range: 18+
Referral procedure: All referrals must come via Housing Solutions. Telephone: the Housing Options Advice Line on 0114 2736306 during office hours Monday - Friday 8.30-5pm. In case of an emergency out of hours please call
Wakefield
Riverside - Marsh Way House
10 Arundel Close
Wakefield
WF1 3LF
Telephone: 01924 385722
Gender: Mixed
Target/Group: Single homeless people with support needs.
Age range: 16+
Referral procedure: Referrals are welcome from any agency. Referrals are required to be made via Wakefield Councils Single Point of Access. wakefield.gov.uk.
York
Changing Lives - Shared Housing Scheme
Telephone: 01904 553844
Gender: Mixed
Target/Group: Single homeless people with support needs who have a local connection to York. Can accept people with dogs.
Age range: 18+
Referral procedure: Referral by Single Access Point (SAP) City of York Council. Referral by Single Access Point City (SAP) of York Council. Referral form must be completed by a referrer on behalf of the applicant.
City of York Council - Howe Hill Hostel for Young People
136 Acomb Road
York
YO24 4HA
Telephone: 01904 553 141
Gender: Mixed
Target/Group: Young people aged 16-25. Must have a local connection to York. 21 to 25 must have a specific vulnerability as to why adult service may not be appropriate. Can accept people with dogs.
Age range: 16-25
Referral procedure: All referrals through the single access point - sap@york.go.uk
Howe Hill Hostel for Young People
136 Acomb Road
York
YO24 4HA
Telephone: 01904 553 141
Gender: Mixed
Target/Group: Young homeless people. Must have a local connection. Accept couples.
Age range: 16-25
Referral procedure: Agency referrals, direct access
Yorkshire
Harbour Place Grimsby
Hope Street
Grimsby
DN32 7QL
Telephone: 01472 355234
Gender: Mixed
Target/Group: People sleeping on the streets of North East Lincolnshire. Priority to people from North East Lincolnshire. Can accept people with dogs.
Age range: 18+
Referral procedure: Must be registered as a client at Harbour Place Day Centre. Out of hours referrals can only be made through the Home Options Team on 01472 313131 who will liaise with Harbour Place about any potential
Harrogate Homeless Project
7 Bower Street
Harrogate
HG1 5BQ
Telephone: 01423 566900
Gender: Mixed
Target/Group: Single homeless people over 18 with a local connection to Harrogate (i.e. 6 months residency, immediate family or permanent employment in the area). Emergency bed-spaces and reconnection offered to those without local connection. Dogs not accepted.
Age range: 18+
Referral procedure: Referrals via Harrogate Borough Council or self-referral.
Riverside - The Beacon
SPACES
Marne Road
Catterick Garrison
DL9 3AU
Telephone: 01748 833797
Gender: Mixed
Target/Group: Single homeless ex-service personnel with support needs. No local connection required. Will accept therapy dogs.
Age range: 18+
Referral procedure: Accept referrals from SPACES (Single Persons Accommodation Centre for the Ex-Services). Applicants can refer themselves to SPACES. Phone Mon-Fri 9am-5pm.

Dogs Trust is working in partnership with Homeless UK to provide this directory of dog-friendly homelessness services. Homeless UK provides information on more than 9,000 homelessness services and is run by Homeless Link, the national charity supporting people and organisations working directly with people who become homeless in England.