Our Housing & Homeless Services Department not only assists homeless individuals to move off the streets and into housing, but also supports formerly homeless people as they face the challenges associated with maintaining their new homes and lives.

For more information about any of our Housing & Homeless Services programs, please call 212 744-5022.

Homeless Outreach Project
Social workers from the Homeless Outreach Project make contact with more than 1,000 homeless people on the Upper East Side each year, helping them to obtain food, clothing, social services and shelter. Through the Project’s efforts, approximately 150 people each year move from the streets and parks into shelters, transitional programs, detoxification centers or housing. For more information, call 212 744-5022.

The Women’s Mental Health Shelter at the Park Avenue Armory
Every day of the year, 84 homeless women find a hot meal, a warm bed and a range of social and health services at the Women’s Mental Health Shelter at the Park Avenue Armory. Located on Park Avenue at 67th Street, the shelter serves women over 45 years old with mental illness. For more information, call 212 570-1461.

Casa Mutua
For the 54 formerly homeless adults who live there, Casa Mutua provides
a strong sense of community and stability. Lenox Hill Neighborhood House runs this permanent supportive housing residence on East 102nd Street that provides health, mental health and social services for its tenants, many of whom have histories of mental illness. For more information, call 212 348-0223.


East Side Homeless Network
In collaboration with Neighborhood Coalition for Shelter and Yorkville Common Pantry, Lenox Hill Neighborhood House operates the East Side Homeless Network to help clients navigate the complex path from homelessness to housing. By working together, the agencies better support individuals at every step along the way while also avoiding duplication of services. For more information, call 212 744-5022.