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

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 permanent housing in a low demand and non-intrusive environment. Does not require participation in treatment or sobriety as a condition for housing. Residents will be provided private bedrooms, breakfast and dinner, access to local phone calls, secure mail services, computer access and transportation to and from scheduled appointments. On-site management and 24 hour security provided. Opportunities are available to attend trips to community and sports events.

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 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 low-income housing as well as permanent supportive and transitional housing units for individuals who have previously experienced homelessness and criminal justice involvement.

Provides permanent supported housing for those who have a mental illness and are homeless. Eleven slots are available in Columbia and Greene counties, with their location determined by need.

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.

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

Manages affordable apartments to assist individuals who are chronically homeless and/or are disabled.

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.

* Provides safe, affordable apartment for individuals and families. * Provides case management services that include intake/assessment and service planning, information/referral and follow-up. * Provides alcohol/substance abuse and mental health referral.* Offers on-site drug and alcohol education, literacy training, employability assessments, and other services as needed.

Assists individuals with chronic health conditions find and obtain permanent safe, stable housing. Program pays monthly stipends toward rent based on HUD income formula and guidelines

Offers site-based supportive housing for chronically homeless adults with a disability. Provides support to formerly homeless families with children when the head of the household has a disability. On-site services include care management, advocacy, life skills and daily skills training, and other supportive services are offered to assist tenants achieve and maintain independence.

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.

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.

Provides permanent, supportive housing for 60 homeless veterans and homeless veteran families.

21 apartments designated for households with at least one person who meets the State of New York and Federal definition of homeless or homeless family. Of these 21 apartments, 15 have a preference for survivors of domestic violence. Tenants will have the support of the Matt Urban Center's Permanent Supportive Housing team, including access to case managers working on-site and a broad array of support services. These 21 designated apartments (comprising The Mill) are located in a large, 78-unit affordable rental housing complex located in Buffalo's Genesee / Moselle Neighborhood, which features modern 1, 2, and 3-bedroom apartments in a former warehouse space. Free on-site parking and laundry facilities available.

Offers 68 scattered site, furnished apartments to chronically homeless individuals as part of a Housing First Model. The Housing First Model does not put conditions on housing; treatment and sobriety are not conditions, and income and ID are not required. Low to medium demand supportive case management is provided. The resident will be assisted with obtaining food, appropriate clothing, identification, benefits, medical services, and follow ups. Opportunities for work activities to develop skills and income potential are made available.

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.

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.

Offers 68 scattered site, furnished apartments to chronically homeless individuals as part of a Housing First Model. The Housing First Model does not put conditions on housing; treatment and sobriety are not conditions, and income and ID are not required. Low to medium demand supportive case management is provided. The resident will be assisted with obtaining food, appropriate clothing, identification, benefits, medical services, and follow ups. Opportunities for work activities to develop skills and income potential are made 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.