Dog‑friendly services in East London

One Housing Group - Young People's Assessment & Support Service

c/o LB Tower Hamlets HOST
Albert Jacob House,
62 Roman Road
London
E2 0PG

Telephone: 020 7364 7151

Gender: Mixed
Target/Group: Young single people aged 16-25 with low-high support needs who are homeless, care leavers, inadequately housed or at risk. Must have local connection to LB Tower Hamlets. Can accept people with dogs.
Age range: 18+
Referral procedure: Only accept referrals via Tower Hamlets HOST. Do not accept self referrals.

Hackney

St Mungo's - Church Walk

c/o Greenhouse
19 Tudor Rd
London
E9 7SN

Telephone: 020 7249 5294

Gender: Women
Target/Group: SH/RS comissioned services, access through the GH based on a residency criteria being met and with appropriate support needs. Can accept people with dogs.
Age range: 17-65
Referral procedure: All referrals via the Greenhouse Hackney homeless patients surgery.

St Mungo's - Mare Street Hostel

146 Mare Street
London
E8 3SG

Telephone: 020 8525 7700

Gender: Mixed
Target/Group: SH/RS comissioned services, access through the GH based on a residency criteria being met and with appropriate support needs. Can accept people with dogs.
Age range: 18-65
Referral procedure: Accept referrals approved by LB of Hackney only. All referral agents must go through the local Housing Option Team first.

Tower Hamlets

Providence Row HA - Dellow Centre Supported Accommodation

London Borough of Tower Hamlets HOST
Albert Jacob House
62 Roman Road
London
E2 0PG

Telephone: 020 38418016

Gender: Men
Target/Group: For clients with medium to high support needs; the main hostel focuses on providing person centred support around enablement / re-enablement with regard to independent living, social skills, and meaningful use of time (in relation to education, training, volunteering and employment. Can accept people with dogs.
Age range: 18+
Referral procedure: All referrals via LB Tower Hamlets HOST or SORT.

Providence Row HA - Edward Gibbons House

20 Garford Street

Gender: Women
Target/Group: People aged 18 or over who are homeless and have high support needs around substance and alcohol use. Priority given to those with a local connection to LB Tower Hamlets. Registered service with CQC.
Age range: 18+
Referral procedure: All referrals via LB Tower Hamlets HOST or SORT

Queen Victoria Seamen's Rest (not an LBTH commissioned service)

c/o LB Tower Hamlets HOST
Albert Jacob House
62 Roman Road
London
E2 0PG

Telephone: 020 7364 7151

Gender: Men
Target/Group: Male retired and active seafarers, ex-services personnel and single homeless men with low support needs. No local connection required.
Age range: 18+
Referral procedure: Accept referrals from any agency via LB Tower Hamlets HOST.

Salvation Army - Riverside Complex (Tower Hamlets)

c/o LB Tower Hamlets HOST
Albert Jacob House
62 Roman Road
London
E2 0PG

Telephone: 020 7364 7151

Gender: Mixed
Target/Group: Women who have been sleeping rough with an identifiable support need who are prepared to participate in a structured programme/s. Can accommodate up to two women with dogs. Applicants must have a local connection to London Borough of Tower Hamlets.
Age range: 18-65
Referral procedure: All referrals must go via HOST, via Tower Hamlets housing options team.

Salvation Army - The Founders House

c/o LB Tower Hamlets HOST
Albert Jacob House
62 Roman Road
London
E2 0PG

Telephone: 020 7364 7151

Gender: Mixed
Target/Group: Men who have been sleeping rough with an identifiable support need who are prepared to participate in a structured programme/s. Can accommodate up to three men with dogs. Applicants must have a local connection to London Borough of Tower Hamlets.
Age range: 50+
Referral procedure: Accept agency referrals via LB Tower Hamlets HOST. Phone Mon-Fri 9am-5pm. Application form completed by referral agency. Interview. Require proof of ID, eg birth certificate, medical card. Also requir

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