Transitional Housing
Every night, hundreds of men and women sleep safely in our transitional housing programs. Spearheading the use of evidence-based practice to help homeless individuals, our transitional housing programs provide the critical support women and men with serious mental health illnesses need as they move from homelessness to permanent housing.
Prospect Place Transitional Housing Community
The new location for our acclaimed women’s transitional housing program, Prospect Place Transitional Housing Community offers holistic, integrated services to 90 homeless women with mental illnesses every night.
Opened in 2017, Prospect Place’s dynamic community provides women with extensive case management, psychiatric and primary medical care, and housing placement services.
The Kelly Transitional Housing Program
When it opened in 1997, the Kelly was New York City’s first transitional housing program to help people with serious mental illnesses who were “long-term” shelter stayers.
The Kelly now provides transitional housing, comprehensive psychiatric and primary medical care services and case management to an average of 100 street homeless men and women annually. The program was ranked number one out of 200 NYC programs by the US Department of Housing and Urban Development in 2014, 2015 and 2016.
Delta Manor
Since assuming operations of Delta Manor in 2015, we have created a vibrant community of support for an average of 200 homeless men with mental illnesses each year.
The broad array of on-site services provided at Delta Manor, including medical and psychiatric treatment, medication monitoring, and crisis prevention and intervention support, are supplemented by a host of evidence-based support groups to help the men manage their mental and physical health issues and move on to permanent housing.