Filters: Housing

Covenant House crisis shelter and resources for youth experiencing homelessness

Group: Covenant House NY

Any youth 16-21 and their minor child(ren) may go 24/7 to Covenant House NY crisis shelter at 460 West 41st near the Port Authority Bus Terminal. They have beds, clothes, food, showers, laundry, charg...
(212) 613-0300
  • 460 West 41st St New York NY 10036
Need Category: Housing
Community Focus: People who are unhoused/housing unstable/public housing residents Youth

Crisis Intervention Hotline for Shelter Services

Group: Coalition for the Homeless

Call the Crisis Intervention Emergency Hotline at 1-888-358-2384 with questions about accessing shelter or other services, including if you have been denied access to shelter. Leave a detailed message...
1-888-358-2384
Need Category: Mental & Behavioral Health Housing Safety from Violence
Community Focus: People who are unhoused/housing unstable/public housing residents Survivors of domestic and intimate partner violence

Developmental Disabilities Services

Group: Services: For the Underserved

Offers housing, employment, and other support for both children and adults. See each type of support for the best person to contact.
(877) 583-5336
Need Category: Mental & Behavioral Health Housing
Community Focus: People with disabilities and chronic illnesses/immuno-compromised

Emergency Rental Assistance Program

Group: New York State Office of Temporary and Disability Assistance

New York State Emergency Rental Assistance Program (ERAP) will provide economic relief to help low and moderate-income households at risk of experiencing homelessness or housing instability by providi...
(844) 691-7368
Need Category: Housing Money
Community Focus: People with low-income/limited income

Empowered NYC: Financial Counseling and Coaching

Group: New York City Department of Consumer and Worker Protection

Fill out the online form to schedule free one-on-one financial counseling. Help with debt reduction, credit scores, savings, budgeting, opening a bank account, and preparing income information for hou...
Need Category: Housing Money

Eviction Prevention Program

Group: Coalition for the Homeless

People in danger of being evicted can call the Eviction Prevention Hotline at 888-850-2712 on Wednesday mornings beginning at 9:30 am. Appointments are limited and first-come, first-serve. To qualify...
(888) 850-2712
Need Category: Housing Legal
Community Focus: People who are unhoused/housing unstable/public housing residents People with low-income/limited income

Free Housing Legal Services & Eviction Prevention Program

Group: NAICA

Call 718-538-3344 Ext. 100 or 117, Monday-Friday, 9am-5pm. NAICA's primary focus is geared towards providing legal eviction prevention services to families and individuals who are working, receiving p...
(718) 538-3344
  • 1075 Grand Concourse, Suite 1B Bronx NY 10452
Need Category: Housing Money Legal

Free Services for Residents of Upper Manhattan and the Bronx

Group: NMIC (Northern Manhattan Improvement Corporation)

Call the hotline at 929-415-8970 to get assistance in a number of areas including a food pantry, tax preparation, unemployment insurance, benefits, housing, or immigration needs.
(929) 415-8970
Need Category: Food Housing Legal

From Shelter to Apartment: A Guide to New York City's Department of Homeless Services

Group: Center for Urban Pedagogy

A foldout poster (English and Spanish versions) that breaks down people’s rights in homeless shelters and the different programs available to help them leave shelter and find affordable permanent hous...
Need Category: Housing
Community Focus: People who are unhoused/housing unstable/public housing residents

Help with Eviction Prevention and Other Issues at POTS Legal Clinic

Group: POTS (Part of the Solution)

Speak with an attorney or legal advocate if you are behind on your rent or otherwise in danger of eviction, or for help accessing public benefits. POTS can also offer brief advice and referrals on oth...
(718) 220-4892
Need Category: Housing Legal
Community Focus: People who are unhoused/housing unstable/public housing residents People with low-income/limited income

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