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HousingTransformative and holistic solutions

We provide a broad range of safe housing, coupled with critical services and pioneering programs, designed to promote well-being and build community.

Short and long-termSupportive housing

Urban Pathways provides a variety of housing options tailored to meet the many needs of people who have experienced or are at-risk for homelessness. We offer Apartment Treatment, Extended-Stay Community Residence, and Permanent Supportive programs, each uniquely designed to facilitate the transition into and maintenance of stable housing.

  • Apartment Treatment: This program provides structured living arrangements within apartment settings, where people continue to receive comprehensive treatment and support services designed to address mental health, substance use, and other challenges. Participants benefit from a supportive environment that fosters recovery and personal growth.
  • Extended-Stay Community Residence: Our extended-stay residences offer a supportive living environment for an extended period, typically ranging from several months to a year or more. Residents receive intensive individualized case management and access to a range of supportive services to assist in building the skills necessary to move toward longer-term housing.
  • Permanent Supportive Housing: This program offers permanent housing coupled with ongoing supportive services. Residents receive person-centered case management, healthcare coordination, life skills training, and other supportive services tailored to promote housing stability and overall well-being.

Across all our housing programs, we prioritize person-centered case management and connection with complimentary services to address the diverse needs of our residents. Whether residing in congregate residences with onsite rehabilitative and supportive services or scattered-site apartments for those who require less intensive support, our goal remains the same: to empower every person to thrive from the foundation of housing they can truly call their own.

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Groundbreaking ProgramsRapid Rehousing

Rapid Rehousing is an intervention strategy aimed at quickly moving individuals experiencing homelessness into permanent housing. It provides short- to medium-term rental assistance, along with supportive services, to help people re-establish stability from their own home and prevent future homelessness.

The key components of rapid rehousing typically include:

  • Housing Identification: Rapidly identifying and securing suitable housing options in the private rental market, often with the assistance of case managers or housing specialists.
  • Financial Assistance: Providing short-term rental assistance that helps people afford housing costs while they work to stabilize their income.
  • Case Management and Support Services: Offering case management services to address the unique needs of each person, such as employment assistance, access to healthcare, budgeting skills, and connections to community resources.
  • Housing Stability: Emphasizing the importance of helping people maintain housing stability beyond the initial rental assistance period. This may involve ongoing support and follow-up services to address any challenges that arise, helping to prevent a return to homelessness.

In 2024, Urban Pathways launched Key to Home, an innovative, HUD-funded Rapid Rehousing program that will help 30 unsheltered people move immediately into housing. The program provides access to private apartments for participants, avoiding lengthy stays in transitional placements during the application process. Residents will also receive ongoing case management and be linked to community resources that empower and enable them to achieve long-term housing stability. Long-term housing subsidization for participants will help ensure affordability long after the initial Rapid Rehousing assistance expires, creating lasting housing stability.

Our Housing

53rd Street Apartments

53rd Street Apartments provides permanent, affordable housing for formerly homeless adults.

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Boston Road Apartments

This mixed-use, supportive housing residence provides housing for formerly homeless adults living with mental illness and low-income community residents. Preference is given to Veterans.

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Clinton Avenue Apartments

This mixed-use, supportive housing residence provides housing for formerly homeless adults living with mental illness and low-income community residents.

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Cluster House

Cluster House provides housing for adults ready for discharge from State Psychiatric Hospitals and formerly homeless adults living with serious mental illness

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Crossroads Residence

Coming soon!

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Fairmount Residence

This residence offers permanent supportive housing to formerly homeless veterans.

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Howard Amron House

The Howard Amron House is a permanent, affordable apartment complex for adults formerly experiencing homelessness.

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Hughes House

This 55 unit building provides housing for adults ready for discharge from psychiatric hospitals and formerly homeless adults who live with serious mental illness.

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Ivan Shapiro House

The Ivan Shapiro House has been serving formerly homeless adults who live with serious and persistent mental illness since 1997.

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New Roads Plaza

New Roads Plaza, located in the Morrisania neighborhood of the South Bronx, is an extension of Urban Pathways’ scattered site programs. The DOHMH-funded program comprises 57 supportive housing units.

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The Residences at 162nd Street

This mixed-use, supportive housing residence provides housing for formerly homeless adults who live with mental illness and low-income seniors.

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The Residences at Hallet’s Cove

This OMH-licensed supportive housing serves adults discharged from state psychiatric hospitals and formerly homeless adults living with serious mental illness.

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Your contribution makes a difference.

Donate to Urban Pathways today and you’ll be directly helping individuals struggling with or at-risk for homelessness. Your gift provides critical funding for housing, food, and case management services. Together, we’re building a brighter future for New York City.