Last updated Jul 1, 2024 5 Comments 0

30th Street Men's Shelter Health Center

Address
400 E 30th St
Manhattan, NY - 10016

Intake facility for Homeless men in New York City. Intake is open 24 hours a day.

Homeless individuals who have been in a shelter in New York City within the past 12 months should go to that shelter where they stayed. If not, they need to go to this intake facility.

The intake facilities for single adults are open 24 hours, seven days a week, including holidays. Bringing ID is strongly suggested, though not required. The following forms of ID are very helpful during the intake process:
Any form of ID with a picture and proof of age - such as a driver's license, state-issued ID, passport or visa, welfare card or green card
Social Security card
Medicaid card, if available
If working, your most recent pay stub

Interpreter assistance will be made available for people who do not speak English.

Dial 311 to receive directions and other information on this intake center.

How to Get There:
Subway: Take the 6 train to 28th Street. Walk east to 1st Avenue, turn left, and go north to 30th Street. Entrance is now at 30th Street and 1st Avenue.

After visiting an intake center, trained social services and professional staff will assess your unique needs and assign you to a shelter with expertise in addressing those needs. All programs are designed to help clients overcome homelessness.

Some of DHS programs include counseling, case management, employment training, mental health rehabilitation, specialized services for veterans, substance abuse treatment, and various programs for the elderly. Social workers, employment specialists, housing/vocational counselors, and health coordinators work closely with clients in an individualized approach that aims to provide clients with the skills needed to achieve the highest level of self-sufficiency.

5 Comments

Bear
Aug 8, 2019Reply

They are unorganized doesn't have a real number to contact them staff doesn't care about clients well being.
John
Sep 21, 2020Reply

Horrible, unprofessional, disrespectful towards clients. I’m now without a bed after having one for a month
Miles
Mar 13, 2021Reply

Staff are rude, disrespectful, incompetent, mean, condescending...sometimes sound asleep always on their cellphones. Leibovitz is the exception.
Mark
Nov 15, 2020Reply

my son is at the bellevue 30th St. homeless shelter and I am sending you this message because he is legally blind he’s been robbed several times in your shelter and you haven’t moved him to a hotel I have contacted the governor and the mayor regarding this matter he has a disability and he’s not supposed to be in a population such as that. And also the vouchers that you give out no one is taking it so they can’t get an apartment.
Apr 26, 2021Reply

Worse treatment of humans than you might expect at most prisons.