Coalition for the Homeless Statement in Response t

New York, NY – The Coalition for the Homeless today released the following statement on behalf of Deputy Executive Director for Policy Shelly Nortz, referring to the below budget language: “The Governor’s petty power grab will only serve to undermine the ..Read More

Mary Brosnahan Steps Down as President and CEO on

NEW YORK – The Coalition for the Homeless announced today that President and CEO Mary Brosnahan is stepping down after three decades of groundbreaking advocacy and service on behalf of homeless New Yorkers. “Mary built the Coalition from its humble, gr ..Read More

State of the Homeless 2018

Homelessness Continues to Reach Record Highs as Mayor’s Housing Plan Fails to Address the City’s Urgent Needs NEW YORK, NY -The Coalition for the Homeless released today its 2018 State of the Homeless report, Fate of a Generation: How the City and State Ca ..Read More

New Report Finds City’s Housing Plan Leaves

Record Overall Housing Production Will Make Only Modest Impact on Homelessness, ‘Moment of Truth’ Shows NEW YORK –  A new report from the Coalition for the Homeless released today shows that despite record levels of affordable housing preservation a ..Read More

Coalition for the Homeless Responds to Governor Cu

Compassion is Good. Fix the Shelters, Don’t Arrest the Homeless Governor Cuomo today reminded New Yorkers that record homelessness is not acceptable and that it is our job as a compassionate society to reach out and help homeless people on the streets. We ag ..Read More

Coalition for the Homeless Statement on Homeless C

NEW YORK, NY – Roughly 63,000 New Yorkers, including nearly 24,000 children, will spend this holiday season in homeless shelters. Thousands more will bed down on the frigid streets. Homelessness in New York City is now at its highest level since the Great De ..Read More

Coalition for the Homeless Statement in Response t

“Today’s announcement is a very positive step toward the laudable goal of eliminating the use of cluster sites and converting these apartments into permanent housing for homeless New Yorkers, as advocates and experts have long called for. The potential use ..Read More