Hall Place Family Shelter

The Hall Place Family Shelter sits in the southeast Bronx, offering stability when it’s most needed. Family stays, referrals, lockers, showers, storage—it’s one of the borough’s full-service hubs for people working to regain their footing. A place that moves at the pace of the people who walk through its doors.

If you need a bed tonight, the address is 1075 Hall Pl, Bronx, NY 10459, a block from 169th Street. Crisis beds fill first, so walk-ins wait their turn while staff line up the night’s roster. Laundry and mail slots sit side by side near the intake table, practical details that make day-to-day survival a little less chaotic.

Get in quick when you can; availability shifts fast. *718-328-3293* will tell you if space remains before you hop on the 2 or 5 train up to East Tremont. No voicemail hell—pick up and they’ll let you know if beds are open.

The shelter faces a low-rise stretch where grocery bags double as suitcases. Google’s map shows the quickest route from the 6 train at Hunts Point Avenue, lights blinking red on Bruckner Boulevard. No neon sign, just a door halfway down the block—quiet until dusk, when families begin lining up again.