Homeless Services United is a coalition of non-profit agencies serving homeless and at-risk adults and families in New York City. HSU provides advocacy, information, and training to member agencies to expand their capacity to deliver high-quality services.
Our Membership:
Homeless Services United is a coalition of 50 non-profit agencies serving homeless and at-risk adults and families in New York City. Representing the majority of non-profit shelter capacity in NYC, in addition to eviction prevention, homeless outreach, and drop-in programs, HSU since it’s inception has been a leader in sound and compassionate homeless policy development.
- Acacia Network
- BRC (Bowery Resident’s Committee)
- Breaking Ground
- The Bridge & Weston United Community Renewal
- BronxWorks
- Brooklyn Community Housing & Services
- Brooklyn Community Services & Turning Point Brooklyn
- CAMBA
- Care for the Homeless
- Catholic Charities Community Services
- CBC Care
- Center for Urban Community Services (CUCS)
- Children’s Rescue Fund
- City Relief
- Covenant House
- The Doe Fund
- The Emergency Shelter Network of Faith Based and Community Organizations (ESN)
- George Daly House (NY Foundation for Senior Citizens)
- Goddard Riverside Community Center
- HELP USA
- Henry Street Settlement
- Homeward NYC
- The Institute for Community Living
- The Institute for Family Health
- Kianga House (Brooklyn Neighborhood Improvement Association)
- Lantern Community Services, Inc.
- Nazareth Housing
- Neighborhood Coalition for Shelter, Inc.
- Northern Manhattan Improvement Corporation
- The Osborne Association
- The Partnership to End Homelessness
- Project Hospitality
- Project Renewal
- Providence House, Inc.
- The Salvation Army
- Samaritan Daytop Village
- SCO Family of Services
- Services for the UnderServed (SUS)
- Tolentine Zeiser Community Life Center (Siena House and Sammon Build Center)
- University Settlement
- Urban Pathways
- Urban Resource Institute
- Violence Intervention Program, Inc.
- Volunteers of America
- Westhab
- West Side Federation for Senior and Supportive Housing
- Win (formerly Women In Need)
Members of HSU are able to inform targeted advocacy on behalf of their organizations and the people they serve. Advocacy includes contract, budget and payment improvements, policy work focused on families and youth, federal Continuum of Care practice and policies, Coordinated Assessment and Placement, benefits access and affordable housing development. Members also receive trainings, shared learning opportunities and access to bi-weekly media and hiring notices.
