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اردوHomeless Numbers Up In De Blasio’s First Year
New Yorkers have been pouring into the city’s homeless shelters throughout 2014, bringing the number of homeless people to a new record high: 58,913. ..Read More
Year: 2014
Thank You For Bringing Holiday Cheer!
On Saturday, December 13th more than 125 girls and boys from nine different New York City homeless shelters joined the Coalition for the Homeless for our annual Holiday Carnival. The children were greeted with activities, treats and gift bags full of small toy ..Read More
Mobile Office: The Bag of Tools to Help the Homeless
Several nights a week Juan De La Cruz travels the city to help feed New York’s homeless. ..Read More
Trust Fund Windfall Should Boost Supportive Housing
Based on current trends, we may be only weeks away from reaching a homeless population of 60,000 in New York City. It would be a terrible way to ring in the New Year. ..Read More
Supportive Housing Helps Solve Homelessness
Since the City and State entered into their first supportive housing agreement nearly 25 years ago, supportive housing – a combination of affordable housing with support services – has helped New Yorkers who face the most complex challenges live more s ..Read More
Guest Post: Paul Bettany
I first began working with the Coalition for the Homeless in 2012 because I needed help. I was writing a screenplay about a homeless couple who fall in love on the streets of NYC. It was inspired by a real couple who lived outside my apartment in TriBeCa ̵ ..Read More
Public Housing Key to Reducing Homelessness
Of all the problems Mayor Bill de Blasio inherited, perhaps none is as deep, or as tragic, as New York City’s record and still-rising homeless population. ..Read More
Homeless Kids’ Letters To Santa Remind Us Not Everyone Will Have A Happy Holiday (How To Help)
Not every child will wake up on Dec. 25 to a mound of presents under the Christmas tree. Some won’t even wake up with a permanent roof over their head. ..Read More
A feeling of guilt inspired Paul Bettany’s Shelter
Every day the British actor passed a homeless couple outside his New York apartment block, often stopping to spare some change. And then one day, they were gone. ..Read More