Shelter Program

COVID-19 UPDATE:
To keep our shelter residents safe, Hospitality House has suspended our Shelter Program in its usually form (as described below). Hospitality House is currently working with the City of San Francisco to operate one of several "Shelter-In-Place" hotels until further notice.

Shelter Program
As one of its first efforts towards addressing homelessness in San Francisco, Hospitality House opened the city’s first overnight shelter in 1982, when the country sustained severe cuts to federal housing programs. More than 30 years later, our shelter continues to thrive, offering 25 90-day, case-managed beds and five emergency spaces to 650 – 700 plus adult men each year. Hospitality House’s Shelter is the smallest shelter for men in San Francisco, allowing for personal, respectful, and high-quality services. Residents represent a highly-diverse population, comprised of veterans, immigrants and refugees, people with mental health issues, seniors, and ex-offenders.

The shelter’s exceptional case management program aims to support homeless adult men achieve independence that is consistent with their individual goals and capabilities. The staff, which includes one case manager and four peer advocates, focuses on housing and health care needs.
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The Shelter Program is located at 146 Leavenworth Street
415.749.2103
Hours of operation:  M-F, 4pm – 8am; Open all day on the weekends
Shelter reservations can be made by contacting 311 or at one of these locations