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OUR MISSION TO END HOMELESSNESS

Care For the Homeless fights homelessness by delivering high-quality and client-centered health care, human services and shelter to homeless individuals and families, and by advocating for policies to ameliorate, prevent and end homelessness.

Care For the Homeless stands in solidarity with our brothers and sisters fighting for racial and social justice.

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CFH COVID-19 Response & Impact Fund: Read more about our response and how you can help.

I Care

At the request of the family, donations dedicated to the memory of Benjamin A. Vereen, Jr. can be made to Care For the Homeless.

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OUR FOCUS

Nurse Practitioner working with a patient. Our providers help end homelessness by providing patients with high-quality medical, mental, and behavioral health care.

Health Care

We administer high-quality, patient centered medical, mental, and behavioral health care services at 26 health care delivery sites across New York City. Click above to see the full scope of our work.

CFH Board of Directors member, Philip Malebranche, addressing the crowd at a rally.

Policy & Advocacy

We actively advocate for better health care and housing policies on behalf of people experiencing homelessness. Click to see how you can join us.

NYC Assembly Member, Andrew Hevesi, addresses the attendees of CFH's annual Homeless Persons Memorial Day.

Shelter

We opened our first transitional women’s shelter, Susan’s Place, in 2008. We’ve placed over 1,000 women in permanent housing since then. We plan to add more shelters in 2019 and 2020, so that we can continue to bring essential services to those in need and end homelessness. Click for the latest in shelter news.

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Patient Stories | Sahira P.

Sahira came to Susan’s Place for a simple check-up. However, she was also struggling with a serious percocet addiction. And although she’d been yearning to tell someone about her condition, the legitimate fear of being judged and stigmatized loomed large.