Permanent Housing
A Home to Call Your Own
Project Renewal strongly believes that permanent, supportive housing is the solution to homelessness in New York City. Our supportive housing programs provide on-site, comprehensive services so that clients have everything they need to live independently in a home of their own, while being members of a vibrant and engaged community.
People need permanent supportive housing, so we have an aggressive plan that will make more housing available faster. We are proud of our recent projects and look forward to opening four more buildings over the next few years.
“Moving into my apartment is one of the best things that ever happened to me. I’ve never felt such stability and happiness.” – Alexis
Bedford Green House
Our most recent supportive housing project, this LEED-certified complex is comprised of two-buildings in the Bronx. Phase I opened in January 2022, with Phase II expected to open in 2025.
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Geffner House
Purchased from the city in 1996, this former hotel was renovated and transformed into permanent supportive housing. It is now home to over 300 residents, many of whom are older adults.
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Renewal House
Clients living here thrive because of this home’s culture of community and support.
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St. Nicholas House
Robust on-site services support almost 100 adults who are living in recovery from substance use or with chronic mental health issues.
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The Villa
Adults living with active substance use and/or mental health diagnoses get the support they need at this harm reduction focused location.
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Scattersite Housing
Scattersite housing allows clients to live integrated in their communities, in individualized apartments, while still receiving the supportive services they need from Project Renewal.
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Alexa
"One of the hardest things about homelessness is the sense of isolation and the disruption of meaningful relationships. I try my best to use OT to build a community of support for residents." -
Heather
"I could finally see that there was hope. Project Renewal helped me get to a much better place—physically, mentally, and emotionally." -
Latoya
"For someone like me in the LGBTQIA+ community, I didn’t have a place like Marsha’s House to come to when I needed it. I often think about how having resources and a space which is affirming and supportive could have helped me, and now my work can change the trajectory of someone else’s life."
