Provides an emergency shelter for individuals in an immediate need of shelter and food, due to homelessness or other emergency situation.

Provides temporary housing, emergency housing, assistance in finding permanent housing and case management for families consisting of women and children.

Oversees the funding process for permanent housing programs that are for homeless households on Long Island. The Coalition is the central access point for housing on Long Island for persons that are homeless for the greatest lengths of time and/or have one or more disabling condition. The Coalition can assess all persons presenting as homeless in the region and refer to the best resource available. The Coalition has a homeless hotline to report street homeless persons in need of housing. Also, provides clothing, food and essentials when available. Call for further information.

Provides Youth Development Programs, educational programs, recreational activities, individual and family counseling, groupwork, youth advocacy, information and referral and crisis intervention. Also receives in-house support services through the Huntington Youth Bureau which includes substance abuse counseling, emergency short-term housing for homeless youth and their families, GED preparation, vocational counseling, job placement, and a crisis hotline. Publishes an agency brochure and calendar of events. Additional location 8 Gates Street, Greenlawn, New York.

A short term emergency shelter for runaway and homeless youth ages 12-20 years old. The program is a voluntary program for up to 30 days. Each youth has an individualized care plan that addresses academic needs, mental health needs, substance abuse needs, and skills necessary to work toward self-sufficiency. The home is supervised 24 hours per day and the staff includes MSW's Residential Counselors and Bachelor's level professionals. This is a co-ed program.

NM provides an 20-bed temporary emergency/transitional shelter for homeless individuals. Warming Station, located at Newburgh Ministry on 13 Bridge Street: Open year-round; Phone: 845-563-0713

Provides immediate emergency shelter for homeless individuals and families in Nassau County during the winter months. The program typically operates from the day after Thanksgiving through March 31 of the following year. If winter conditions persist beyond March 31st, the program will continue until warmer weather arrives. During operational hours, employees from WARMBED and the Department of Social Services (DSS) will make appropriate referrals and provide shelter placement. Once placed, the staff at DSS and the Office of Housing & Community Development will contact those who are homeless in order to access resources for permanent housing. Homeless veterans utilizing the WARMBED program will be assisted by the Nassau County Veterans Services Agency.

Offers a 76-unit transitional housing facility for homeless families. HELP Suffolk is the largest housing facility for the homeless on Long Island. The complex sits on seven acres of property and consists of four residential buildings, a community building, two playgrounds and a baseball field. HELP Suffolk has served over 4,000 families and places approximately 60 percent of families into permanent housing. Since its inception, approximately 500 individuals have secured employment in over 120 companies throughout Suffolk County. Available services include: Medical Services; Employment Services; Mental Health Services; Housing Placement Assistance; Early Childhood Education/Daycare; After School Programs; Homework Help/Tutoring; Client Case Management; Recreation; After-Care Services and On-Site Security. Units are available for people with disabilities.

Provides housing services to homeless families placed through Suffolk County Department of Social Services. Provides shelter, case management services, housing relocation assistance, transportation services, intake, assessment, and crisis intervention services. The purpose is to provide homeless families with a safe environment and the supports necessary in order to secure permanent housing. Homeless families placed through Suffolk County Department of Social Services. Access to all Emergency Housing for Homeless Persons Requires a Referral by a DSS office location/hotline operator. For Nassau County, please call (516)227-8519 or the evening/emergency number at (516)573-8626. For Suffolk County, please call (631)854-9517 or the evening/emergency number at (631)854-9100. If you are ineligible for DSS services, please call Long Island Coalition for the Homeless at (631)464-4314.

Prevention of homelessness by providing help to secure temporary and permanent housing including immediate shelter in emergency situations.

Provides temporary shelter to homeless families, singles and childless couples. The office has a contractual relationship with not-for-profit agencies for the provision of case management services, shelter facilities, transitional residences, and emergency apartments.

Temporary shelter, three balanced daily meals, transportation and counseling services. Houses a family shelter, a women's shelter and a mens shelter each on separate floors. DSS contract agency.

Assists residents during an emergency or disaster with food and other basic needs in partnership with the Red Cross.

ETC provides temporary housing units for Social Services and permanent housing for homeless. Services include financial counseling, legal and family issues, community meals and employment assistance.

Provides homeless single men and women who are Town of Huntington residents with temporary shelter during winter months.

Providing life-changing support to people who have lost their housing or are struggling to meet other basic needs. Work with those we serve to build a more secure future by supplying them with linen, clothing, toiletries and other personal care. Assist in helping to find shelter for those who are unable to be placed with social services.

Housing is provided for eligible homeless applicants. Hotel vouchers are granted only when the county shelter is full. Collaboration of agencies provide these services (Ex. Catholic Charities, DSS).

Operate four buildings with single-room occupancy residences providing rooms for temporary emergency housing for single individuals. Each residence has a communal kitchen and bathrooms.

Good Counsel Homes provides temporary shelter for homeless pregnant women. Available services include educational opportunities, preparation for the GED examination, medical and psychological support, career training, on-site counseling, and a full range of Life Skill courses taught in the homes.

An overnight shelter with dinner and a cot from 8:30 pm-6:00 am. Also, a warming center at a nearby location from 6:30 am-2:30 pm.

13-bed emergency homeless shelter for single adults only.

Provides homeless support services to families and individuals, including eviction prevention, emergency shelters, and rental assistance. Provides a Countywide Section 8 Housing Choice Voucher Program. Offers affordable rental units in Dunkirk, Fredonia, and Jamestown. Bilingual staff available for most services.