HOMES FOR THE HOMELESS INC
36 COOPER SQUARE 3RD FLOOR, NEW YORK, NY 10003 www.hfhnyc.org

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Organizations Filed Purposes: THE MISSION OF HOMES FOR THE HOMELESS IS TO HELP FAMILIES EXPERIENCING HOMELESSNESS ADDRESS THE ISSUES THAT CREATE INSTABILITY IN THEIR LIVES. SPECIFICALLY, HFHS PROGRAM HELPS PARENTS FIND HOUSING, FURTHER THEIR EDUCATION, AND OBTAIN EMPLOYMENT WHILE PROVIDING CHILDREN WITH ENRICHING ACTIVITIES TO HELP THEM THRIVE BOTH IN SCHOOL AND IN THE HOME ENVIRONMENT. HFH STRIVES TO ACCOMPLISH THIS MISSION BY PROVIDING SAFE, CLEAN, AND HEALTHY RESIDENTIAL FACILITIES WHERE PARENTS AND THEIR CHILDREN CAN LEARN AND GROW THROUGH EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS AND YOUTH DEVELOPMENT. ACROSS ITS THREE FACILITIES, HFH SERVES OVER 400 FAMILIES WITH APPROXIMATELY 600 CHILDREN.

TO PROVIDE HOMELESS FAMILIES WITH THE OPPORTUNITY AND SUPPORT NECESSARY TO MOVE OUT OF SHELTER AND LIVE INDEPENDENTLY.

HFH Inc. provides transitional housing and social services to homeless parents and their children. These services include comprehensive education programs for adults and children, daycare, job training and placement, family literacy programs, family preservation programs, substance abuse and domestic violence counseling, recreational and afterschool programs and housing placement assistance. HFH Inc. serves families in New york City through family shelters located in the Bronx ("Prospect", "Williamsbridge", and "Allies Place") and Queens ("Saratoga"). Homes for the homeless, Inc. Developed prospect family residence, Williamsbridge family residence, allie's place family residence and Saratoga family residence, (the "family residences") to be an efficient and effective approach for how to comprehensively serve homeless families within the context of the existing shelter infrastructure. The family residences combine the basic services of traditional shelters with a full range of programs designed to meet the specific needs of homeless children and their parents. The family residences provide a community of opportunity where families find the classrooms, libraries, computer labs, health clinics, playgrounds, and counseling centers they will use during their time as residents. All of these on-site resources make the family residences places where parents and children can learn and grow as they embark on the path to independence. This year, HFH introduced FamilyPLUS, a comprehensive adult education program, to complement its existing set of supports for parents and caregivers at HFH Family Residences. At the core of FamilyPLUS is a Family Literacy curriculum, which includes parent-child activities and explores topics like stress management, job readiness, and financial management. FamilyPLUS also offers courses in English for Speakers of Other Languages (ESOS), High School Equivalency (HSE), and computer job training. All adults at HFH receive support from on-site Family Services teams, including social workers and employment specialists, and FamilyWorks, HFHs in-house job training and internship program.

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