HIV/AIDS
Funded by NYC Human Resources Administration HIV/AIDS Services Administration (HRA/HASA)
We offer permanent scattered site housing through our HIV/AIDS Housing Program for formerly homeless persons living with HIV/AIDS to help residents stabilize their lives; assist them in securing entitlements and in referring them to needed services to live as independently as possible. Referrals are also made for medical and psychological care and for substance abuse counseling. Recreational and social activities are afforded to create community and social activities. Through our Permanent and Supportive Housing Programs for People with HIV, up to 254 formerly homeless single persons and families are served in Scatter Site apartments located throughout the Bronx, Manhattan, Brooklyn and Queens.
Programs
Funded by the Department of Health and Mental Hygiene, Public Health Solutions (DOHMH & PHS)
The Scatter Site Permanent Housing program provides housing for 254 individuals living with HIV/AIDS in need of intensive case management, mental health, substance abuse, and recreational services.
Our Crown Residence Program, established in winter 2019, is a 91 unit transitional congregate residence located in the Bronx. We assist formerly homeless, healthcare-disconnected individuals by providing stabilizing support services then transition them to permanent, independent housing.
2050 Grand Concourse Permanent and Supportive Housing Program in the Bronx provides permanent and supportive housing in an apartment setting to 95 individuals, a mixed population. This program serves 30 individuals living with HIV/AIDS funded by HASA, 28 individuals who are diagnosed with severe mental illness funded by OMH and 36 individuals via affordable housing model.
James Bryant Homes provides 32 studio units of supportive housing in East Harlem. Amenities include 24/7 security, a community room, and laundry room. Unique People Services provides on-site case management and supportive services funded by the NYC Department of Health and Mental Hygiene, and the NYC Human Resources Administration-HASA.
Vincent Cyrus Plaza 57 provides 43 studio units of supportive housing for individuals with special needs. Amenities include 24/7 security, a community room, and a large backyard area. Unique People Services provides on-site case management and supportive services funded by the NYC Human Resources Administration-HASA.
HIV/AIDS FAQ’s
What types of HIV housing assistance do you offer?
We offer HIV housing assistance through transitional, permanent and supportive housing programs that help individuals and families living with HIV/AIDS move from homelessness to stable housing. Our team also connects residents with healthcare, counseling, and other essential support services.
Who qualifies for your HIV housing programs?
Our HIV housing programs serve eligible individuals and families living with HIV/AIDS who are experiencing homelessness or housing instability. Program eligibility may vary based on funding requirements and individual circumstances.
Do you provide housing programs for people living with HIV/AIDS in the Bronx and other NYC boroughs?
Yes. We provide housing programs for people living with HIV/AIDS in the Bronx, Manhattan, Brooklyn, and Queens. Our scattered-site and congregate supportive housing options are designed to help residents achieve long-term housing stability and greater independence.
How does your HIV/AIDS homeless housing program help residents succeed?
Our HIV/AIDS homeless housing program goes beyond providing a place to live. Residents can access case management, referrals for medical and mental health care, substance use counseling, and community-based activities that support overall well-being.
What makes your HIV/AIDS housing program different?
Our HIV/AIDS housing program combines stable housing with personalized, culturally competent support services. We work closely with residents to help them access benefits, maintain their health, build life skills, and create a strong foundation for independent living.