PERMANENT AND EMERGENCY HOUSING RESOURCES
Hope Is Where the Heart Is
Black and Latinx New Yorkers are disproportionately affected by homelessness. Approximately 57 percent of heads of households in shelters are Black, 32 percent are Latinx. Studies also show that the large majority of street homeless New Yorkers are people living with mental illness or other severe health problems.
Coalition for the Homeless
NYC HOUSING LIST
NYC HIV/AIDS Services Administration(HASA) Supportive Housing Program
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HASA is an NYC HRA program that assists individuals in the 5 boroughs living with HIV/AIDS to live healthy, and more independent lives. The program can help clients with individualized service plans to target necessary housing and cash assistance benefits and provide the support that is specific to their medical goals and that will enhance their well-being. For this and more information on how to apply, please click on the link below.
Housing Works & Bailey House
Housing Works and Bailey House provides youth supportive housing services to LGBTQIA+ individuals between the ages of 18 to 26.
To find out more about the criteria, the housing services, and housing programs please contact Johnny Guaylupo at Guaylupo@housingworks.org-(718)-827-8700 ext. 4339, or click the link below.
Ali Forney Center
AFC is known for its drop-in center that provides a safe space for LGBTQIA+ youth giving them the opportunity to access food, medical care, mental health services, and much more. AFC also provide emergency and supportive housing throughout Manhattan and Brooklyn. To get more information about this and additional services call (212) -206-0574, or click the link below.
Project Renewal
Marsha’s House is a shelter operated by Project Renewal and serves homeless individuals who identify as a part of the LGBTQIA+ communities. For this and more information about services click the link below or call (929)-445-5335 ext. 254 and ext. 250
The Door
The Door offers supportive housing programs for eligible youth and young adult individuals. For additional information about The Door’s Supportive Housing programs, please call 1-800-324-7055 or click the link below.
CAMBA
CAMBA is a Brooklyn based organization that serves clients throughout the NYC 5 boroughs. CAMBA housing services include:
Homeless Shelters, Homelessness Prevention, Housing for people living with HIV/AIDS, and Permanent Housing.
To find this and more information about these services click the link below or call (718)-287-2600
The Coalition for the Homeless
Coalition for the homeless is a national advocacy and direct service organization for homeless individuals. Their housing programs in NYC consist of The Scattered Site, Bridge Building, and Coalition Houses programs. For more information please call (212)-776-2000, or click on the link below.
New Alternatives
New Alternatives primarily assists LGBTQIA+ youth and young adults who are 16–30 years of age and homeless or at risk for becoming homeless. New Alternatives define homelessness broadly to include living on the street, staying in a shelter or with a transitional living program, or lacking permanent housing.
If you are in need of assistance, please call (718)-300-0133 or click "contact" below.
Sylvia's Place
Sylvia's Place offers Drop-In services from 5 pm-9 pm, Tuesday to Friday to LGBTQIA+ youth ages 18 to 24. Sylvia's Place also offers emergency shelter services(fist come, first serve). No ID is required to access housing services at Sylvia's Place. For this and more information please call (212)-629-7440 ask for Deidra Brown, or click the link below.