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Hostels and Shelters offering direct access

LeatherHEAD START Hostel

3 Church Road, , , KT22 8AT Tel: 01372 377790 Email: [email protected]

 Hostel for men & women aged 18 and over  9 single rooms and a double room for an established couple  Emergency short-term accommodation  24 hour support  Referral and resettlement into move-on accommodation  Tenant support service after resettlement

Crawley Open House

Riverside House, Stephenson Way, Three Bridges, , West , RH10 1TN Tel: 01293 447702 Email: [email protected]

 24 places for men and women or couples aged over 18 years (7 double and 14 single)  Allows pets to stay  Maximum stay 6 weeks although this can vary

Wayside, (women only)

42 Road, Reigate, Surrey Telephone: 01737 248304

 Hostel for vulnerable single women aged 16 to 35, providing 24 hour staff support.  Self-referrals accepted.  Self-catering.  No alcohol is allowed on the premises.  19 single rooms, 3 rooms adapted for people with disabilities.  Phone for an application; interviews conducted by the manager.  Wayside will accept applicants with drug, alcohol or mental health problems as long as they will commit themselves to treatment. However, Wayside will not accept applicants with a history of extreme violence to others.  Expected length of stay usually 2 to 24 months.  Operates a waiting list.

Dorking Night Hostel

3 Church Road, , Surrey Telephone: 01306 898137 (8am to 10am and 6pm to 11pm or leave a message)  Hostel for 7 single homeless men and women aged 16+.  Telephone referrals only.  1 shared room and use of communal facilities.  Residents must be out during the day.  Dorking Night Hostel cannot accept people who seem drunk on arrival, people with mental illness who require special care or people with a history of violence.  Dorking Night Hostel does not keep a waiting list.  Dry house.

Mulberry House,

32 Road, Guildford, Surrey Telephone: 01483 577375 (phone before you turn up).

 A hostel for vulnerable women aged 18 to 35 years old.  Self-catering.  15 single rooms with shared facilities.  Maximum stay two years.  You can stay until you are 7 months pregnant. Self-referral is possible, but a connection with the Guildford Borough Council area will help.  You must have a connection with the Surrey County area.

Number Five Project, Guildford

3 - 5 York Road, Guildford, Surrey

 16 bed shelter with 5 shared rooms for single homeless men over 18 as as 2 female beds.  Contact the HOST team (01483) 302495 between 9am and 6.30pm to find out if there are any bedspaces available.  Maximum stay - 14 nights.  Evening meal and breakfast provided.  Residents must be out during the day.  £1.00 per night personal contribution. Rent is also charged.

York Road Project,

1 York Road, Woking, Surrey Telephone: 01483 728739

 Homeless shelter (opens at 6pm); drop-in café where you can get food and advice (open 11am to 2pm but closed Friday and Sunday).  Self-referrals accepted.  To apply, phone for a discussion.  11 beds for single homeless men and women aged over 18 years old.  A dry house.  The York Road Project offers a contract for 21 days.  The York Road Project does accept people with records of serious offences. St Joseph’s Night Refuge

Hunston Road, , PO20 1NP Tel: 01243 839214 Email: [email protected]

 Potential clients should not turn up directly at St Joseph’s but should contact 01243 775925 or visit The Hub (day centre) at St Cyriac’s, Chichester, PO19 1AJ  10 individual units with communal bathrooms  Communal eating area, hot evening meal and breakfast provided  Second hand clothing store and laundry facilities  ‘Long Term Stay’ programme guaranteeing clients referred through the Hub Day Centre or partners agencies a bed for 28 days