Provides a transitional safe living environment for homeless youth, giving them the opportunity to pursue goals, learn life skills that are necessary for self sufficiency. Participants pay nominal monthly rent, and must be employed and in school, or taking part in an internship or volunteer placement.

Operates eight, two-bedroom private transitional apartments for victims of domestic violence and their children. Services include individual and group counseling, mother-child play therapy, recreation and social activities.

Doors open at 4:00 pm. Everyone leaves next day at 8:30 am. Food is provided for people staying at the shelter.

Casa Salva provides temporary housing to homeless survivors of victims of domestic violence and their families fleeing from abusive relationships. Assists individuals to secure housing and provide a rent subsidy for a time-limited basis, with the goal of achieving housing stability and self-sufficiency.

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.

Transitional Housing Center for homeless.

Offers a wide variety of housing to targeted populations including homeless individuals with a history of substance abuse, and MICA, Housing for Mentally Ill Chemical Abusers. Rents are subsidized and support services in daily living skills training, relapse prevention, and entitlements intervention.

Youth transitioning out of OCFS court ordered residential placement referred to FCA by OCFS to facilitate a positive transition back to their homes and communities. FCA Workforce Development Coach will identify potential work site opportunities, help youth in the program with vocational/career realms, outreach to the DOL, Chamber of Commerce, and local businesses.

Communal supportive housing program at two secured and structured locations that provides a safe and stable environment for up to 14 adult women (18+ years old) and their children, including boys up to age 12, who are homeless or at risk of becoming homeless. Each family has a private bedroom, while common areas such as the living room, kitchen, and bathrooms are shared—fostering supportive relationships that help restore trust and encourage personal growth. This is not emergency housing, it is a longer-term structured program designed for individuals who are ready to work toward stability and independence.

Provides shelter, mental health support, and case management services for homeless individuals with mental illness. Assistance in linkage with housing, financial entitlements, and mental health services. 24-hour supervision.

Angels for Warriors connects veterans with the resources they have earned from their service to our country. We assist Veteran's transition to permanent housing, register them for veteran benefits and advocate on the veteran's behalf for medical care.

Provides temporary housing for adults transitioning out of homelessness, and assigned a case manager to assist with obtaining community services and pursuing the goals of achieving self sufficiency and permanent housing.

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.

Community residence for adolescent males and females who are in need of a structured setting in the community that enables them to become involved in the responsibilities of daily living due to a serious emotional disturbance (SED).

Provides a transitional shelter, including support services, for homeless individuals with chronic illness, and need a place to stay, until they find a place to live.

Provides short term, long term and transitional housing throughout Long Island in 58 group homes, emergency shelters, and single family residences for men and women. Every resident has access to intensive case management, transportation, and daily living expenses.

Provides transitional housing to men released from correctional facilities. Services include addiction/alcoholism recovery, sobriety maintenance and spiritual guidance with the goal of achieving independence. Permanent housing assistance is facilitated as the final step toward stabilization and independence for graduating residents.

Assists mental health clients in securing transitional housing that will eventually lead to independent living. Services include linkage with a comprehensive community support system of case management, mental health rehabilitation, respite, employment and health supports. Twenty-four hour, seven day a week, bi-lingual case management services are offered.

Provides temporary, supervised transitional housing for teenagers 16-21 who do not have family support. The program also offers case management, life skills training and employment/ vocational counseling.

Provides treatment and residential services to individuals living with a serious mental illness and possible co-occurring disorders such as alcohol and chemical addictions or chronic medical conditions.

Provides temporary, supervised transitional housing for teenagers 16-21 who do not have family support. The program also offers case management, life skills training and employment/ vocational counseling.

* Provides transitional housing for homeless adults that are diagnosed with HIV/AIDS.

* Offers transitional housing for individuals with mental illness.

Provides counseling, supervision, and instruction in skills necessary for adults with mental health diagnoses to live independently through individualized service planning, on-site visitation, on-call service, social/recreational activities, and case coordination.