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Each of the Liverpool housing centres listed below will require a referral in order to use them. There are temporary accommodations for women, the homeless, and even entire families that need time to gain independence. Shelters in the city can also be used by residents for a night or two.

Anyone that needs to use one of these centres should stop by One-Stop Shops or the council offices. The Housing Options Teams at these locations will meet with the individual to determine their housing needs. If they are found to be eligible, a referral may be made to a shelter. Or the person may be placed into a local hostel or some other short term accommodation.

While at the housing facility, the person will meet with a keyworker. This is done in an effort to help the person address the cause of their financial hardship. Throughout this process the individual will be given meals, clothing, and other forms of practical support.

Locations of housing accommodations in Liverpool

Basement partners with many of the agencies listed below. Staff provide outreach to clients, whether they are homeless or living in poverty. Everything from transitional housing solutions from hostels to food and signposting is available from the Basement. Address is 56 Parr Street, and call the charity at 0151 707 1515 for more information on their housing programmes.

Liverpool Men’s Centre also partners with the council and the LCC Housing Options Team. The location is for the homeless in the community. There is a shelter as well as advice given to people in poverty. Once the client is stable, the team at the Men’s Centre will help with applications to benefits and other housing support. Call 0151 233 3000.

Many housing programmes, including shelter, is from the Liverpool City Mission. This centre will support individuals on a low income across Merseyside. Assistance will provided by caring staff. Services from the church include shelter and guidance, and for more information, ring 0151 709 8866 or read more Liverpool City Mission services.

Missionaries of Charity partners with the team from the Basement Drop-in Centre. They offer housing for men. As far as advice services, the client will be signposted to the Whitechapel Day Centre for that type of support. The emergency housing is for men in the Liverpool area. Address is 55 Seel Street, Liverpool, L1 4AZ, phone 0151 709 0628.

Salvation Army has two main locations in the city. Both offer emergency accommodations as well as many other support services to tenants facing eviction. The charity organisation is one of the leading organisations in the region that provides a safety net to the poor and homeless.

The Ann Fowler House is at Liverpool Gateway, L3 8JX. Referrals are needed, and the phone number is 0151 207 3815. The second Salvation Army centre is at Darbyshire House, 380 Prescot Road, Old Swan, Liverpool, L13 3DA. Dial 0151 228 0925. Both locations also use a keyworker process to help clients apply for benefits, rent deposit schemes, and more. There is also a food bank on site for those in poverty. There are many other services offered by the Liverpool Salvation Army centres.

Women’s Centre, which is located at 10-12 Geneva Road in Liverpool, is for homeless women and their children. They will be given a room with a bed, meal, and support. Survivors of domestic violence can also benefit from this centre. Referrals can be provided by the Liverpool Housing Options Team. Or in some cases self-referral can be made using the MainStay system. The phone number is 0151 233 3000.