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Provides housing assistance and case management services to individuals and families diagnosed with mental illness, substance abuse and other qualifying criteria.

JHA is a permanent supported housing program for homeless households containing at least one member with a disabling condition. One, two, and three bedroom units are available. On-site case management services help tenants access services and supports needed to stabilize housing and address barriers to future success.

Provides permanent supportive housing for young adults ages 18 to 25 years, diagnosed with serious mental illness. Offers intensive mental health case management services for young adults in the residence and also those living in the community who are homeless or at imminent risk of becoming homeless. Provides independent living skills training, social group support, and educational and recreational services focused on building self-sufficiency.

Permanent housing for 10 formerly homeless men in structured, homelike, shared apartment setting. Men work toward eventual independence and receive support from staff members during their stay, usually six to 24 months.Services include life skills training, outreach, case management and employment search assistance.Drop off donations of these items at the residence: men's clothing household items food personal care items outdoor recreation items furniture and household items for residents moving to their own housing

Mental health mobile outreach team providing assistance in obtaining housing, case management, mental health counseling, psychiatric evaluations, and placement into Shelter Plus Care housing units. Provides services to individuals with both substance abuse and mental health disorders (MICA). Operates supported housing units for homeless individuals with psychiatric disorders.

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 permanent housing for victims of violence in Nassau County.

Furnished rooms in Middletown for men with special needs including a history of incarceration, substance use disorder, and mental health issues. Shared living facilities and a community room. Heat/hot water and cable available.

Provides housing units for homeless adults with disabilities and a history of high Medicaid usage as well as 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 homeless single parents and their children. Maximum family size, at time of admission, is one adult parent and three children or a pregnant woman in her third trimester. Apartments are fully furnished, with two bedrooms, large community room, coin laundry facilities, and security system in building. Comprehensive case management services provided with life skills programming.

Provides 76 single room occupancy units to homeless single women from all different backgrounds.

Supported non-emergency housing provided to homeless individuals in recovery from substance use or mental illness. Program employs client-centered cognitive behavioral and dialectical behavioral therapies, along with motivational interviewing to help residents learn to cope with life experiences without relying on substance use. Utilizes trauma-informed care practices that seek to address each individual's past history or trauma and its effect on their lives.

Provides permanent housing for low income or homeless persons with HIV/AIDS. Supportive services include: case management, transportation, advocacy, referral to medical, mental health and substance abuse services, crisis intervention, permanency planning and HIV education. Affiliated with Transitional Services of New York for Long Island, Inc.

Between the Supportive Housing Program and the Medicaid Redesign Team, 55 individuals are provided permanent supportive housing in scattered-site apartments throughout Erie County. Clients receive assistance with apartment searching, linkages to community resources, and independent community living skills. ##REENTRY##

Provides affordable housing for homeless Veterans in brand new, move-in ready apartments, with rental subsidies covering up to 100% of rent. Some residents may also qualify for utility allowance, depending on income. Robust case management services are provided to residents. Each apartment includes a bed, bedding, towels, kitchen accessories, cleaning supplies, personal hygiene items, and some furniture. ##Veteran##

Provides women with emergency, temporary, and permanent housing. Offers referrals for education, employment placement, medical care, chemical dependency issues, social services, and basic needs. Assists with temporary financial assistance for women and their children who are homeless due to domestic violence. Assistance may cover relocations fees, moving costs, security deposit, and 9 months of rental assistance.

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.

Assists individuals and families who are homeless due to domestic violence. Offers permanent supportive and rapid rehousing components that provide rent subsidy and supportive services to help participants remain safe and work toward self-sufficiency.

Assists those individuals who have been chronically homeless due to disability with a permanent supportive housing program. Clients live in their own apartment and receive supportive case management services that enable them to live productive lives while maintaining permanent housing.