Mutual Aid NYC

Filters: Incarcerated people and communities subject to over-policing

Affordable Housing through Breaking Ground

Offers affordable housing for low-income working professionals and the formerly homeless, some of whom live with HIV/AIDS, mental illness, or physical disabilities. Call the Central Intake Hotline at...

(800) 324-7055

Need Category: Housing

Community Focus: People who are unhoused/housing unstable/public housing residents People with disabilities and chronic illnesses/immuno-compromised Seniors and elders Incarcerated people and communities subject to over-policing

Benefits assistance, senior and youth programs, and family services

Group: Grand St. Settlement

Connect with Grand St. Settlement to access financial resources, opportunities for education, counseling, training, and support. Services include one-on-one appointments with Grand St. Settlement staf...

(212) 674-1740

80 Pitt St New York NY 10002

Need Category: Housing Education Social Service Guidance

Community Focus: Black/indigenous/people of color Youth Unemployed people Seniors and elders Incarcerated people and communities subject to over-policing Service and low-wage workers People with low-income/limited income Undocumented people/immigrants

Connections 2025: A Guide for Formerly Incarcerated People in NYC

Group: New York Public Library (NYPL)

A collection of resources for formally incarcerated people. The guide includes resources related to education, money, housing, mental and physical health, substance use, and more.

Need Category: Mental & Behavioral Health Housing Education Money Additional Resource Libraries

Community Focus: Incarcerated people and communities subject to over-policing

Legal Information and Preparedness Resources for Immigrant New Yorkers

Group: New York Immigrant Coalition

A collection of resources for immigrants, including: A community toolkit, Know Your Rights information as printable posters and wallet cards, Know Your Rights curriculum with presentation and facilita...

Need Category: Additional Resource Libraries Legal

Community Focus: Incarcerated people and communities subject to over-policing Undocumented people/immigrants

Support for Formerly Incarcerated People

Group: The Fortune Society

New clients call 212-691-7554 for services including intakes and enrollment, counseling, case management, access to benefits, job readiness training and employment services, education, mental health,...

(212) 691-7554

29-76 Northern Boulevard Long Island City NY 11101

Need Category: Mental & Behavioral Health Jobs Education Social Service Guidance Legal

Community Focus: Incarcerated people and communities subject to over-policing

Support for mothers impacted by the criminal legal system

Group: Hour Children

Support services for mothers who have been incarcerated including food pantries, thrift shops, supportive housing, job training, educational opportunities, and programming for children and teens.

(718) 433-4724

36-11 12th Street Long Island City NY 11106

Need Category: Food Housing Jobs Education Legal

Community Focus: Incarcerated people and communities subject to over-policing Parents/guardians/caregivers

Supportive housing for adults, seniors, and veterans living with serious mental illness and/or substance use disorders

Group: The Bridge

Call 212-663-3000. Supportive housing. The Bridge houses 1500+ people in the Bronx, Brooklyn, and Manhattan, and offers a range of on-site services based on client level of need, including case manage...

(212) 663-3000

Need Category: Mental & Behavioral Health Housing

Community Focus: People who are unhoused/housing unstable/public housing residents Incarcerated people and communities subject to over-policing Veterans

Workforce Training and Supportive Housing for Homeless Men

Group: The Doe Fund

Call Brooklyn: 646-672-2973 | Harlem: 718-417-2538 for more information. Ready, Willing, and Able is a 12-month residential program with paid work—complemented by holistic social services, career trai...

(718) 417-2538

Need Category: Housing Jobs

Community Focus: People who are unhoused/housing unstable/public housing residents People who use drugs Incarcerated people and communities subject to over-policing