Our coalition is committed to centering community members and facilities to the best of its capacity. Although the coalition can not directly represent individuals on cases, we can and will support these individuals and their families, we want to uplift and connect our communities to community resources they may need.
CHILDCARE
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ACCESS NYC |
Free or low-cost childcare for children six weeks to two years old |
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Cypress Hills LDC |
Afterschool, summer camp, and youth development services. |
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Global Kids |
Afterschool, summer camp, and youth development services. |
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Goddard Riverside |
Early childcare services, afterschool, summer camp, and youth development services. |
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Red Hook Initiative |
Afterschool, summer camp, and youth development services. |
EDUCATION
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Brooklyn Public Library |
Adult Learning Centers based in Brooklyn that provide different services ranging from learning English/Spanish to getting your GED |
https://www.bklynlibrary.org/adult-learning/learning-centers |
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Fortune Society |
Reentry Services |
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Isaacs Center |
GED program. Job trainings. |
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Osborne Association |
Reentry Services |
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Queens Public Library |
Adult Learning Centers based in Queens that provide different services ranging from learning English/Spanish to getting your GED |
http://www.queenslibrary.org/programs-activities/adult-learners/adult-learning-centers |
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Youth Justice Network |
YJN has a center for education where the educators there prepare young people to pass the TASC (high school equivalency exam) and take classes to develop math, reading comprehension, and writing skills. |
EMPLOYMENT
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Cypress Hills LDC |
Career & Education |
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Red Hook Initiative |
Employment for 14–24-year-olds |
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Youth Justice Network |
YJN has a Shifting Gears Van that goes to Manhattan, BK, Queens and the BX on a weekly basis to help w job applications on the spot. |
FOOD BANKS
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Broadway Community Inc 601 W 114th St. New York, NY. |
Produce every Tuesday from 2:00pm to 5:00pm. First come, first serve. |
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Community Kitchen & Pantry in Harlem 252 W 116th St. New York, NY
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Tues/Thu 11am – 3:30pm Wed: 1pm – 6pm, Sat: 11am-2pm. Register on plentiful App & make appt. 212.566.7855. |
Meals and Services in Harlem | Food Bank For New York City (foodbanknyc.org) |
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Crossroad Community Services 108 E 51st St. New York, NY |
Tue 9:30-12:45pm, Appointment. 212-378-0234. |
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Holy Apostles Soup Kitchen- 269 9th Ave. New York. NY.
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Tues, Wed, or Thu- 1:30pm 3pm. 212.924.016. C/E to 23rd St. |
Holy Apostles | A Tradition of Service (holyapostlesnyc.org) |
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Louise’s Pantry – 206 East 4th St. New York, NY. |
Tue- 8:30AM. Blue door, contact – (646) 713-2681
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NeON Kitchen Oberia Dempsey Building 128 W 128th St. & Lenox Ave, New York, NY |
Wed & Fri: 10am-1pm. 212.510.3700 |
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New York Common Pantry 1290 Hoe Avenue, Bronx, |
Thu & Fri, 10am-2pm and Saturday, 10am-2pm. Registration – Tues- Sat 9am-4pm. Bring ID & proof of address. |
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Next Step Church Community 360 Schermerhorn St, Brooklyn, NY |
Open on Sat from 10:30am. Provide canned goods, frozen meat and produce. (718) 875-1858. |
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Salvation Army Harlem Temple-540 Lenox Ave. New York, NY. |
Mon-Fri 9:30am -3:30pm. Call 212-862-3900to make appt. Bring ID & proof of address. |
Salvation Army – Harlem Temple Corps Community Center – Coalition For The Homeless |
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We The People NYC |
Every Thursday on the corner of Fulton & Nostrand ave. Starting at 1pm |
HEALTHCARE
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Boom! Health – Harm Reduction Center |
Health, Wellness & Safety for All Accepts walk-ins. Contact Info 718-295-2666 |
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Mount Sinai Adolescent Health Center |
A clinic dedicated to adolescent youth between the ages of 10-26 years old |
https://www.mountsinai.org/locations/adolescent-health-center |
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Out of the Closet |
Free HIV Testing & PEP/HIV medication access |
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Planned Parenthood |
Reproductive & sexual health services |
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Public Health Solutions |
Affordable reproductive and sexual healthcare |
https://www.healthsolutions.org/community-work/sexual-reproductive-health/ |
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Project STAY |
Free & confidential services for youth & young adults 14-29 |
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Red Hook Initiative |
Reproductive & Mental Health services for 12–24-year-olds. Onsite safer sex kits, pregnancy tests, emergency contraception, 1-on-1 reproductive health sessions, mental health services: 1-on-1 & small group counseling |
HOUSING
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Boom! Health – Harm Reduction Center |
Health, Wellness & Safety for All Accepts walk-ins. Contact Info 718-295-2666 Syringe access, support/counseling advocacy/activism, case management, HIV Primary Care, housing placement assistance, peer training, HIV testing, support & education Groups, LGBTQ programming, outreach to sex workers. Meals, showers, clothing, laundry, and a safe space. Accepts Medicaid, Medicare, private insurance, and patients with no insurance coverage. |
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Brooklyn Community Housing Services |
Committed to ending homelessness in Brooklyn. (718) 625-4545 BCHS is committed to ending homelessness in Brooklyn. We provide housing and services for more than 1,000 formerly homeless and at-risk children, women, and men each year. We help them learn how to live productively and independently, with dignity, and with hope. |
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CASES |
Center for Alternative Sentencing and Employment Services. (212) 553-6300 Provides community-based alternatives to jail and prison. These programs address urgent needs, including hunger and shelter, and support clients to improve mental health, address substance use, and achieve employment and career goals. |
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Getting Out Staying Out (GOSO) |
GOSO partners with people impacted by arrest and incarceration. (212) 831-5020 The most effective reentry programs in the New York City area for 16 – 24-year-old, justice-involved men. Reducing recidivism, Employment, and Emotional Well-Being. Supportive counseling, educational support, vocational training, and workforce development. |
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Goddard Riverside |
Investing in People, Strengthening Communities. (212) 873-6600 Support Housing and on-the-ground unhoused emergency services. |
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The Hope Program |
Empowers New Yorkers To Build Sustainable Futures. (347) 773-4623 or (718) 852-9307 Through Comprehensive training, Jobs, Advancement And Lifelong Career Support. Our comprehensive approach combines training, adult basic education, industry certifications, work wellness services, internships and job placement with long-term support. As a result, our job retention rates are among the highest in the field. Our graduates’ success drives strong results for employers, supporters, and our community. |
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Hour Children |
Hour Children serves an overlooked population of mothers and children rejoining the community and reuniting as family. (718) 433-4724 Hour Children is a leading provider of services to incarcerated and formerly incarcerated women in New York State. Focused on women and their children, we support families during a mother’s incarceration and help families get back on their feet upon release. |
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Project Renewal |
To end the cycle of homelessness by empowering individuals and families to renew their lives with health, homes, and jobs. (212) 620-0340
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The Doe Fund |
Provides a working way home for men with long histories of incarceration, homelessness, and unemployment. (212) 628-5207 |
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The Fortune Society |
Support successful reentry from incarceration and promote alternatives to incarceration, thus strengthening the fabric of our communities. (212) 691-7554 |
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Women’s Prison Association |
Empower women who face injustice and incarceration. (646) 292-7740 They offer support, shelters for women experiencing homelessness, HIV testing and education, emergency assistance, legal services and more. |
SHELTERS
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Camba Adult Shelters |
Connecting people with opportunities to enhance their quality of life. We do what it takes to get the job done. CAMBA’s Single Adult Shelters offer meals, 24/7 security, and on-site comprehensive services including case management, housing assistance, creative arts therapy, and medical and psychiatric services. Residents have access to a trauma informed workforce that develops an individualized service plan to meet their immediate needs and partners with the residents to find the most appropriate permanent housing setting as quickly as possible. Atlantic House Men’s Shelter Brooklyn, NY 11233 (718) 385-8713 Broadway House Women’s Shelter Brooklyn, NY 11221 (718) 453-4870) Magnolia House Women’s Shelter Brooklyn, NY 11233 (718) 675-3353 Opportunity House Men’s Shelter Brooklyn, NY 11201 (718) 797-0285 Park Slope Women’s Shelter Brooklyn, NY 11215 (718) 369-7226 Rising Up Men’s Shelter Brooklyn, NY 11211 (718) 797-0285 |
https://camba.org/programs/homeless-shelters/adult-shelters/ |
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Kianga Houses |
Contact: (718) 953-2788 Transitional family shelter located in the Crown Heights community of Brooklyn, NY and is sponsored by the Brooklyn Neighborhood Improvement Association. Residents generally consist of 17 young women, 18-24 years of age, who are pregnant or parenting one infant. |
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Trinity Community Connection |
A Homeless shelter info for LBGQT Youth. 164 West 100th Street, New York, New York 10025. (646) 580-7045 |
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Coalition For the Homeless |
Shelters for youth + hotlines Ali Forney Center Covenant House Safe Horizon – Streetwork Harlem Center Safe Horizon – Streetwork LES Center |
https://www.coalitionforthehomeless.org/get-help/i-need-shelter/shelter-for-youth/ |