Young Families
Homeless young mothers (many survivors of domestic or family violence) have safe, transitional housing at Homeward NYC. Single mothers access the wraparound services that build the skills needed for housing stability for their young families.
2/3
Mothers and their children are 2/3 of the total New Yorkers who will sleep in the city’s shelter system tonight
2/3
Mothers and their children are 2/3 of the total New Yorkers who will sleep in the city’s shelter system tonight
LGBTQ Young Adults
Homeless LGBTQ youth face young adulthood experiencing abuse, rejection and mental health challenges. At Homeward NYC, they have an affordable, supportive home–and can build the life skills to prepare them for more independent housing.
65%
65% of NYC’s homeless LGBTQ youth sleep on the street as a result family rejection
65%
65% of NYC’s homeless LGBTQ youth sleep on the street as a result family rejection
Older Adults
Homeless and low-income seniors (many with age-related medical conditions worsened by poverty and abuse) have a safe, affordable home at Homeward NYC. Older adults receive the care services they need to remain healthy and independent as they age in place.
4X
Seniors age 65+ have quadrupled as part of the NYC shelter population in the past decade
4X
Seniors age 65+ have quadrupled as part of the NYC shelter population in the past decade