Published on Interfaith Assembly on Homelessness & Housing (http://www.iahh.org)
Partners and Resources

PARTNERS

Cathedral Community Cares
212-316-7583
rgranda@cathedralcares.org [1]
www.cathedralcares.org [2]

Citywide Task Force on Housing Court
212-962-4266
info@cwtfhc.org [3]
www.cwtfhc.org [4]

Coalition for the Homeless
212-776-2000
info@cfthomeless.org [5]
www.coalitionforthehomeless.org [6]


Housing First
718-388-1478
info@housingfirst.net [7]
www.housingfirst.net [8]

Housing Here and Now
718-246-7900 x250
info@housingherenandnow.org [9]
www.housinghereandnow.org [10]

Met Council on Housing
212-979-6238
active@metcouncil.net [11]
www.metcouncil.net [12]

Interfaith Coalition of Advocates for Reentry and Employment (ICARE)
212-280-1386
info@nyicare.org [13] www.nyicare.org [14]
Northwest Bronx Community & Clergy Coalition
718-796-7950
khnia@nwbccc.net [15]
www.nwbccc.net [16]

Partnership for the Homeless
212-645-3444
gmaynor@pfth.org [17]
www.pfth.org [18]

Picture the Homeless
646-314-6423
sam@picturethehomeless.org [19]
www.picturethehomeless.org [20]

Pratt Institute Center for Community & Environmental Development (PICCED)
718-636-3486
blander@pratt.edu [21]
www.picced.org [22]

Supportive Housing Network of NYC
212-870-3303
nbranca@shnny.org [23]
www.shnny.org [24]

Tenants & Neighbors
212-608-4320
michael@tandn.org [25]
www.tandn.org [26]

 

Faith Based Community Coalitions
  • Eastside Congregations for Housing Justice [27]
  • West Siders for Peace and Justice
  • Partners in Grace
  • RESOURCES

    GENERAL:www.homepages.nyu.edu [28] most comprehensive guide to overall housing related issues in NYC; contains over one hundred links to organizations, laws and regulations, government agencies, attorneys, etc. Excellent “gateway” for anyone needing housing information.


    ADVOCACY ORGANIZATIONS:following are links to local housing, homeless and tenant advocacy organizations; each site contains links to additional local and national organizations. They advocate and lobby for funding and legislation.

    Housing First- 718-388-1478 www.housingfirst.net [29]

    Housing Here & Now 212-608-5122 www.housinghereandnow.org [30]

    City-Wide Task Force on Housing Court 212-962-4266 www.cwtfhc.org [31]

    Met Council on Housing 212-979-6238 www.metcouncil.net [32]

    NYS Tenants & Neighbors 212-608-4320 www.tenantsandneighbors.org [33]

    Habitat for Humanity 212-991-4000 http://www.habitatnyc.org [34]

    Coalition for the Homeless 212-964-5900 www.coalitionforthehomeless.org [35]

    Partnership for the Homeless 212-645-3444 www.partnershipforthehomeless.org [36]


    EMERGENCY ASSISTANCE:

    www.nyc.gov [37] help with evictions or emergency shelter or call 311.


    FINDING AFFORDABLE HOUSING: See these websites for types of housing & income guidelines; where to obtain applications and how to get on waiting lists.

    www.nyc.gov [38] Good overall gateway, the “NYC Affordable Housing Resource Center” (Call “311”)

    www.nyc.gov [39] This site is maintained by HPD and has a email listserv that you can sign up for to get notices of new lotteries for “affordable housing” set asides in new housing (such as “80-20" programs), also Mitchell-Lama Housing, etc. (Call 212-863-5610 or 311)

    www.nyc.gov [40] This site is maintained by the Dept for the Aging; go to right side of page and under "other resources" click on the link to "City-wide Senior Housing Search" for lists of senior housing sites by zip code and how to apply to each. (Call 311)

    www.housingnyc.gov [41] Site of NYC Rent Guidelines Board, worth exploring, many tips and links (212-385-2934)

    www.cucs.org [42] by Center for Urban Community Services, currently has the best updated list of vacancies and contact information for various non-profit “Supportive Housing” buildings through out NYC. (212-801-3300)

    www.aging.state.ny.us [43] Site by the NYS Office for the Aging, good overview and NYC lists by zip code. (1-800-342-9871)

    www.dhcr.state.ny.us [44] Site by NYS Division of Housing and Community Renewal (DHCR listings throughout NY State (1-866-275-3427)

    www.hud.gov [45] Site by US Housing & Urban Development, search feature for NYS and national listings (1-212-264-8000)

    www.jewishhome.org [46] Jewish Home for the Aging, types of senior housing & nursing homes, links & referrals (212-870-5919)

    www.fria.org [47] Friends and Relatives of the Institutionalized Aged- good info on “Assisted Loving”, Nursing Homes and advocacy (212-732-4455)

    (Above Information compiled courtesy of Goddard Riverside Family Council: 212-873-6600 x304 visit us at www.goddard.org [48])

    www.nyfsc.org [49] The Foundation for Senior Citizens has a "home sharing program"

    http://www.cidbelmont.org [50] The Center of the Independence of the Disabled(CIDNY) has an on-line list of where to apply for "accessible" housing


    Source URL: http://www.iahh.org/Resources

    Links:
    [1] mailto:rgranda@cathedralcares.org
    [2] http://www.cathedralcares.org
    [3] mailto:info@cwtfhc.org
    [4] http://www.cwtfhc.org
    [5] mailto:info@cfthomeless.org
    [6] http://www.coalitionforthehomeless.org
    [7] mailto:info@housingfirst.net
    [8] http://www.housingfirst.net
    [9] mailto:info@housinghereandnow.org
    [10] http://www.housinghereandnow.org
    [11] mailto:active@metcouncil.net
    [12] http://www.metcouncil.net
    [13] mailto:info@nyicare.org
    [14] http://www.nyicare.org
    [15] mailto:khnia@nwbccc.net
    [16] http://www.nwbccc.net
    [17] mailto:gmaynor@pfth.org
    [18] http://www.pfth.org
    [19] mailto:sam@picturethehomeless.org
    [20] http://www.picturethehomeless.org
    [21] mailto:blander@pratt.edu
    [22] http://www.picced.org
    [23] mailto:nbranca@shnny.org
    [24] http://www.shnny.org
    [25] mailto:michael@tandn.org
    [26] http://www.tandn.org
    [27] http://www.iahh.org/eschj"target="_blank
    [28] http://homepages.nyu.edu/~swl2/housing.html
    [29] http://www.housingfirst.net/index.html
    [30] http://www.housinghereandnow.org
    [31] http://www.cwtfhc.org/
    [32] http://www.metcouncil.net/
    [33] http://www.tenantsandneighbors.org/
    [34] http://www.habitatnyc.org/
    [35] http://www.coalitionforthehomeless.org/
    [36] http://www.partnershipforthehomeless.org/
    [37] http://www.nyc.gov/html/housinginfo/html/em_assist/emergency_assistance.shtml/
    [38] http://www.nyc.gov/html/housinginfo/html/home/home.shtml/
    [39] http://www.nyc.gov/html/hpd/html/apartment/lotteries.shtml/
    [40] http://www.nyc.gov/html/dfta/html/senior/housing.shtml/
    [41] http://www.housingnyc.com/
    [42] http://www.cucs.org/hrc/vac_update.php/
    [43] http://www.aging.state.ny.us/explore/housing/housalt2.htm/
    [44] http://www.dhcr.state.ny.us/ahd/
    [45] http://www.hud.gov/local/index.cfm?state=ny/
    [46] http://www.jewishhome.org/ViewNews.asp?SubCatID=53/
    [47] http://www.fria.org/index.shtml/
    [48] http://www.goddard.org
    [49] http://www.nyfsc.org"target="_blank
    [50] http://www.cidbelmont.org"target=_blank