Provides a warm and safe environment for homeless adults living on the streets in Middletown.

Accepts donations of new and used furniture, doors, windows, plumbing and heating, electrical, lighting, hardware, lumber, cabinets, appliances, tile and much more. These items are kept in stock to be used for home construction and repairs or are placed in the habitat store and warehouse to be sold at bargain prices.

A transitional shelter for pregnant women and women with children who are homeless. Services include case management, advocacy, job training referrals, prenatal care, drug and alcohol rehabilitation, parenting skills, housing and economic assistance, and more.

Provides outreach, crisis intervention, housing counseling, benefits advocacy, tenant/landlord mediation, representation in administration proceedings with government agencies, home ownership counseling and translation.

Offers services if you see someone who may need shelter overnight. Call the Nassau County Winter Homeless Hotline (1-866-WARMBED). Nassau County’s Emergency Shelter Relief Program is open seven days a week both day and night. The Emergency Night Service (ENS) opens at 6pm. ENS handles nighttime WarmBed calls. Call for detailed information.

Provide income-eligible households with rental subsidies to cover rental costs in excess of 30 percent of household income. Section 8 Voucher Program currently closed. All counties have extensive wait lists; wait time can be years.

Provide housing or permanent housing for Veterans/Veteran families who are homeless or imminently homeless.

Provides temporary housing in traditional apartments located throughout the Hudson Valley. Residents from Westchester and Suffolk County can receive assistance. These settings provide families with stability and the opportunity to become self-sufficient with assistance provided by a case manager.

Provides an emergency shelter and crisis intervention services for runaway and homeless youth. Assist youth while they work out family conflict or emergency, court placement, or other issues.

Offers real estate appraisal education, publishing, research, and professional membership designation programs on Long Island to encourage members to go beyond the minimum requirements of state licensing and certification. Committed to improving the level of appraisal services by providing the skills required to complete increasingly complex appraisal assignments.

Provides a variety of emergency services for food, clothing, financial assistance, shelter, and job information. Other services are Bereavement Support Groups Divorce/Separation Support Group Home Visits, chores, and phone visits to homebound Lend-A-Helping Hand for women with breast cancer Lending services of medical items (i.e. wheelchairs, walkers, etc.) Meals on Wheels Senior Citizen Services information Thanksgiving Ministry Thrift Store Transportation to and from medical appointments and personal needs (a van with a lift is also available). Bagels and Bingo is a monthly program to bring homebound seniors out to the Parish Center in cooperation with the Rosemary Kennedy BOCES School. Call Ministry's coordinator for further information regarding all services.

Offers assistance to low income individuals or families in immediate need due to an emergency situation for utility issues, rent payment, food voucher, or other basic needs.

Assist Section 8 Housing Choice Voucher recipients and their families in becoming independent of financial subsidies through case management, life skills development, referrals, and advocacy.

Assists in the prevention of foreclosure for homeowners at risk and in default.Housing counselors help homeowners by renewing their options available,which may include loan modifications, repayment plans, forbearance, or short sale.

Provides Section 8 vouchers for low income families and seniors to approved rental housing where the landlord has agreed to enter into a contract with the housing authority. Also has eighteen (18) locations throughout Yonkers of rental housing units.

Provides assistance in finding housing in opportunity areas, along with case management services.

Residents live in scattered site apartments. Skills training and support provided in all areas of daily living. Staff can visit 7 days/week, depending on need.

Provides inexpensive new and used items to furnish or improve a home. Items include furniture, small and large appliances, housewares, building materials, hardware, tools, electrical materials and fixtures, plumbing fixtures and supplies, windows and doors, and more. Accepts donations of above items to be sold in the store; donations are tax deductible. Volunteer opportunities available for receiving, pricing, and stocking donations; assisting customers on the sale floor and at the register; and also for merchandising and running pick-up and deliveries.

Residents live in scattered-site apartments primarily in Buffalo, Kenmore, and Tonawanda, and receive training and support in all areas of daily living. Staff provide 24-hour crisis intervention.

Low-income/subsidized apartments with priority given to the visually and/or physically disabled. Building has 24 units. Amenities include emergency pull cords; security system; assistance by service coordinator; full size refrigerator and range; community room; central air conditioning; 24 hour emergency maintenance service; laundry facilities; and storage facilities. Trash removal and water included.

A Non-Certified Office of Mental Health Program that secures permanent housing for populations including the mentally ill and mentally ill/chemically addicted (MICA). Staff provides resources for consumers with limited incomes to successfully find housing that meets their needs. Offers individuals a safe and affordable apartment, furniture, linkage to necessary community supports, and advocacy. Staff collaborates with consumers to procure, establish, and maintain households that meet each person's specific needs. Services include contacting landlords, arranging lease agreements, obtaining essential household items, rental assistance, and assistance in identifying service gaps.

Provides shelter for homeless women and children as well as relief for individuals in domestic violence situations. Offers security 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Stays are generally 30 days with an extension if needed. Arrangements are made for residents to move to transitional living situations in an effort to attain self-sufficiency. Provides transitional housing for women. Services provided to residents include: on-site medical care; classroom for preschool children; certified public school teachers and classroom for school age children; licensed daycare; referrals for case management, food, clothing, and shelter; links with social workers and mental health counselors; and a 12 step recovery program for drug and alcohol abuse. HOURS: Monday-Friday, 8am-4pm; Shelter operates 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

Intermediate Care Facilities, Individualized Residential Alternatives, Supportive Apartments, and Home Sharing available for developmentally disabled persons. Transportation is available. Services available at the residences may include: - Habilitation - Home Finance - Independent Living Skills - Meal Planning - Money Management - Personal Care and Hygiene - Residential Habilitation - Social Skills Training - Transportation