Learn about an online tool to help you apply for benefits from the Human Resources Administration.
Screen for eligibility for City, State, and Federal health and human service benefit programs.
Learn about rental assistance for low-income families and individual adults who live in shelter or are at risk of becoming homeless.
Report a problem with a domestic violence shelter.
Get help if you have gotten an eviction notice and learn about the Homebase program.
Get help for families with children who live in shelters, are being evicted, or have been evicted.
Learn about how landlords, brokers, and property managers can lease qualified vacant apartments to New Yorkers eligible for rental assistance.
Get help for a homeless person.
Get hot meals, clothing, and social services for homeless people living on the streets.
Volunteer to count New Yorkers living on the streets.
Contact a homeless adult or family in a shelter.
Get help for people previously in homeless shelters to keep their permanent housing.
Make a complaint or comment about a homeless shelter.
Get help for homeless people who is currently in the shelter system, including medical concerns.
Apply for homeless shelter intake.
Get help with City rental assistance programs, including apartment registration, tenant disputes, and payment issues.
Learn about services for older adults and their caregivers.
Learn about support programs and resources for parents.
Learn about financial assistance to help homeless families move out of shelters and stay with family members or friends.
Learn about programs and services for pregnant women, expectant fathers, and families.
Learn how young people can get shelter and services through Department of Youth and Community Development (DYCD). Submit a complaint or comment to DYCD.
Request social services and emergency assistance for victims of rape, incest, and sexual assault.
Learn about how to help a family member or friend living on the street.
Learn about educational services for students who are homeless or in temporary housing.
Learn more about supportive housing for people who have experienced homelessness or incarceration, or youth aging out of foster care.
Get help for residents in three quarter housing.
Get resources for young people, troubled youth, and their families, including Community Connect and walk-in centers.
