How do you get into a shelter in New York City?

There are several ways to get into a shelter in New York City. The most common way is to go to a Department of Homeless Services (DHS) intake center. There are five DHS intake centers located in each borough of the city. At the intake center, you will be screened for eligibility and referred to a shelter.

You can also get into a shelter by calling the DHS hotline at 311. The hotline is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. When you call the hotline, you will be screened for eligibility and referred to a shelter.

If you are homeless with a family, you can go to a family intake center. There are two family intake centers located in the city. At the family intake center, you will be screened for eligibility and referred to a family shelter.

If you are homeless and under the age of 25, you can go to a youth intake center. There is one youth intake center located in the city. At the youth intake center, you will be screened for eligibility and referred to a youth shelter.

If you are homeless and have a mental illness or substance abuse problem, you can go to a specialized shelter. There are several specialized shelters located in the city. At the specialized shelter, you will be screened for eligibility and referred to a shelter that meets your needs.

If you are homeless and have a physical disability, you can go to a shelter that is accessible to people with disabilities. There are several accessible shelters located in the city. At the accessible shelter, you will be screened for eligibility and referred to a shelter that meets your needs.

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