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 permanent housing and case management services for formerly homeless, chemically dependent individuals and their families. The program provides support so that eventually the individuals and families can assume their own lease and become fully independent.

Project Veterans' Independence is a Catholic Charities program partnership with the Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD). Our goal is to place homeless veterans into permanent housing and help them live independently within their communities while offering counseling and access to support services. Supportive case management, peer-to-peer support groups and crisis intervention services are available to all clients.

Provides affordable supportive rental housing, financial assistance, and rent subsidies for homeless individuals or families.

Eight furnished studio apartments with around the clock support services. Each apartment is barrier free and has a bath and fully equipped kitchenette. Utilities included.

Federation of organizations offers over 750 permanent, safe and affordable residential placements in our supportive scattered-site Housing program. In this program, individuals with disabilities live in apartments or houses throughout Nassau, Suffolk, Queens, Brooklyn and the Bronx. We provide specialized supportive scattered-site housing placements that target vulnerable populations such as veterans, shelter-homeless individuals transitioning out of adult homes, state psychiatric centers, prisons and local hospitals. Call for details.

Provides affordable supportive rental housing, financial assistance, and rental subsidies for homeless individuals or families.

Permanent living for single, homeless individuals or those at risk of homelessness. Residents receive extensive case management through CCA's Transitional Services.

Permanent supportive housing for chronically homeless women in a single site utilizing the housing first approach. Residents/clients are provided low demand support services including counseling, case management, job development, and assistance with daily living. Breakfast and dinner served daily. All referrals are accepted through coordinated entry; see Intake below for more details.

Provides 18 units of permanent housing and supportive services for high need homeless, psychiatrically disabled adults in Nassau County. Provides rehabilitation services, teaching of coping skills and crisis intervention. Offers staff assistance 24 hours a day.

Behavioral Health Services North, Inc. owns and operates “Shannon’s House” which is comprised of four apartments in a complex within the City of Plattsburgh. This program offers single, homeless individuals recovering from mental illness, safe, affordable, permanent housing. Recipients may be eligible to receive Helping Hands Housing financial and support services while participating in the program.

Furnished rooms in Middletown, including a community room, on-site resident manager, and resident-developed security program. Facility is gated at night and has 24/7 surveillance, as well as onsite laundry, heat/hot water, and cable available.

Emergency housing includes a 21-day stay for homeless women and 48 permanent supportive housing units. Case management and supportive services are provided to all residents.

Provides rental assistance and case management to homeless individuals with disabilities and their families through a Federal Grant Program funded by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD).

This is a permanent supportive housing program that provides supportive case management, as well as rental subsidies.Tenants who are enrolled in in the program work in collaboration with case management services in order for tenants to overcome barriers in achieving their desired outcome. The goal of the program is to transition chronically homeless individuals and families into stable housing and assist them in achieving financial independence.Referrals are accepted from other agencies that work with homeless populations. We document and record past living situations and establish a plan that involves both what actions the case manager will take and the steps the clients will follow to realize their goals.

* Provides permanent supportive housing tailored to the needs and goals of each resident.

* Provides permanent supportive apartments for chronically homeless individuals.

* Serves individuals in recovery from mental health and substance use disorders.* Offers customized services based on individual need and include: Evaluation and treatment. Family education and support. Coordination with other service providers. Case management.

Provides permanent housing assistance for homeless individuals/families with a disability. Participants contribute 30% of their income to the rent. Contact office for forms, application and further information.

Provides housing units for homeless veterans with disabilities and low income individuals and families. Services include medication management, crisis intervention, case management, assistance with medical concerns, community integration, life skills training, employment assistance, parenting skills training, financial management, education assistance, and advocacy. Call for further information.

Provides supportive housing for individuals who are homeless and are diagnosed with an AXIS I psychiatric diagnosis.

Provides affordable housing and community based supports to homeless and low income individuals as well as families who have been diagnosed with HIV/AIDS. Offers components aimed at providing individuals with the supports needed to remain in stable housing in the community as they struggle with their illness.

Assist participants, who have Medicaid, are 55 and older or 18 and older with a documented chronic disability. OHS is intended to help high-needs Medicaid recipients that have lived in a nursing home for 120 days and are homeless. Housing Specialists assist people with enrollment in the Olmstead Housing Subsidy Program; serve as a liaison with landlords; conduct inspections of rental units to ensure health and safety; and hold monthly calls with all participants. Participants pay 30 percent of their monthly income toward rent for an apartment. If participants qualify; additional funding could be available for security deposits, moving expenses, and basic household furnishings.

* Offers support services and programs to families in need, such as: Homeless Intervention and Case Management. Supportive Housing Program for Adults. Car Seat Distribution. Health insurance access. Personal Care Pantry. HEAP enrollment. Rapid Re-Housing of Homeless Families. Kinship Care Program. Kinship Care Support Group. Medicaid Transportation Program.

Provides housing for individuals with a documented disability who are chronically homeless per HUD criteria. Referrals from Continuum of Care's Coordinated Entry List.