Hostels for the homeless
If you are homeless you may be able to stay in a hostel.
You'll need a referral to get into many hostels and night shelters. This means an agency or Kirklees Council Housing Solutions Service will need to contact the hostel on your behalf.
Some hostels and night shelters will let you call them yourself or turn up in person. This is called self-referral.
| Hostel and contact details | Who is it for | How to get a bed |
|---|---|---|
| Single homeless men and women over 18 | Self-referrals, other agencies and Kirklees Housing Solutions | |
|
Homeless individuals and families | Other agencies and Kirklees Housing Solutions |
| Single homeless service for people age 16-25 | Self-referrals, other agencies and Kirklees Housing Solutions | |
|
Young people at risk - ages 16-22 | Self-referral |
| Men over 18 | Self-referrals, other agencies and Kirklees Housing Solutions | |
|
Emergency accommodation for women and children fleeing domestic abuse. | Self-referral |
|
Emergency accommodation for women and children fleeing domestic abuse. | Self-referral |
|
Single homeless people aged 16-22. | Referral only from Housing Solutions Service. |
Search for a hostel
Search homelessness services in England for hostels or night shelters and find out how you can be referred.
Further guidance and support
Contact us
You can telephone or email us.
- Kirklees Council Housing Solutions Service,
- Phone 01484 221350
- Out of hours emergency service (24 hours a day) 01484 414933
- Email housing.solutions@kirklees.gov.uk
Housing Solutions Service are also available in the following libraries: