HUB HALL · AGES 18–24

Space to grow.
Room to begin.

Transitional housing for young adults. A welcoming space. Support for your next chapter. Connect with a navigator HUB HALL · AGES 18–24

Space to grow.
Room to begin.

Transitional housing for young adults. A welcoming space. Support for your next chapter. Connect with a navigator

LOOKING FOR YOUR NEXT STEP?

Start with a Youth Navigator.

If you are 18–24 and experiencing homelessness, a Youth Navigator can help you explore housing options and build a plan around your situation.

The Hospitality Hub operates the Youth Navigation program. Connect directly with our team below.

YOUR ROUTE TO HUB HALL

How a stay at
Hub Hall begins.

There is an assessment and placement process before a stay is confirmed. A Youth Navigator helps you understand the next step for your situation.

A call, visit, or assessment does not reserve a room.

Already connected? Keep in touch with your navigator about your next step.

01. Connect with a Hub navigator

Contact a Hub navigator below. Ask about connecting by phone, text, email, or a safe in-person meeting.

02. Complete an eligibility assessment

Complete a brief assessment. If eligible for Youth Navigation, your assigned navigator aims to contact you within 1–2 days.

03. Build your housing plan

Share your goals and needs. Your navigator helps with a housing plan and the Memphis Vulnerability Assessment.

04. Work through placement options

Explore housing options with your navigator. Hub Hall placement depends on eligibility, the placement process, and available space.

05. Move in after placement is confirmed

Follow move-in instructions after your placement is confirmed. Until then, stay connected with your navigator.

CONNECT DIRECTLY WITH THE HUB

Meet your navigation team.

Choose a contact below to begin or reconnect. If you need help finding the right person, call the Hub at (901) 730-1736. If you already have a navigator, contact that person about your next step.

Youth Navigation Supervisor

Sheldia Davis

sheldia@hospitalityhub.org

Bachelor’s in Public Administration and master’s in Criminal Justice; focused on relationships, communication, and service.

Youth Navigator

Kayden Ritchie

kayden@hospitalityhub.org

(901) 657-7729

From O’Fallon, Illinois; builds consistent relationships that help young people feel supported and empowered.

Youth Navigator

Z Aleman

zayda@hospitalityhub.org

(901) 522-5260

From New Orleans; speaks English and Spanish, is learning ASL, and supports people affected by autism, HIV/AIDS, and homelessness.

Youth Navigator

Danielle Poole

danielle@hospitalityhub.org

(901) 522-5068

Memphis native; Lane College English graduate (2025), focused on social work and human resources, with prior child-support case-management experience.

Youth Navigator

Crystal Anthony

crystal@hospitalityhub.org

(901) 730-1736, ext. 622

Memphis native; Health Studies graduate pursuing a master’s in Social Work. Brings three-plus years of Hub/P.A.T.H. counseling experience and trauma-informed, person-centered care. Enjoys fishing, outdoors, and crafts.

TRANSITIONAL HOUSING · AGES 18–24

Space for today.
Possibility for tomorrow.

Hub Hall offers young adults a stable, welcoming place to stay while working toward independent housing.

Individual dorm-style rooms give guests control over their own space. Counselors and Youth Navigators help connect that stability with practical next steps.

Two people together in a shared space at Hub Hall

BUILDING YOUR NEXT CHAPTER

A place to stay.
People to work alongside you.

01

Your own space

A dorm-style room offers a place to rest, keep your belongings, and make space for daily life.

02

Practical next steps

Get support with documentation, employment and income goals, education, and connections to mental health care.

03

A plan with you

Work with a Youth Navigator and counselor to explore resources and take steps toward stable housing.

A person seated beside a patterned wall at Hub Hall

DESIGNED FOR YOUNG ADULTS

Room to settle in.

A welcoming environment can make it easier to rest, reconnect, and think about what comes next.

Hub Hall brings a place to stay and support together, so young adults can focus on the goals that matter to them.

YOUR VOICE MATTERS

Your goals help
shape the plan.

Your next chapter belongs to you. Our work begins with listening, then helping you explore possibilities for housing, work, education, and everyday life.

BEFORE YOU REACH OUT

Questions about
Hub Hall.

Hub Hall is a transitional housing program for young adults ages 18–24 experiencing homelessness.

Contact a Hub Youth Navigator using the team contacts on this page. Our team will explain the next step for your situation.

No. A call, visit, or assessment does not reserve a room. Your navigator can explain eligibility, placement options, and the next step. Move-in happens only after a placement is confirmed.

Hub Hall provides transitional housing while guests work toward a stable, independent living situation.

You can talk about documentation, income and employment goals, education, mental health referrals, and the steps toward stable housing.

The Hub offers other services and connections to community resources. Visit Get Help or call (901) 730-1736 to discuss your situation.

HELP MAKE ROOM FOR POSSIBILITY

Be part of the next chapter.

Support the spaces, care, and connections that help young adults take their next steps.

Looking for support?

You do not have to have every answer before starting a conversation.