Transitional Housing
A Path To Self-Sufficiency
Transitional housing is a supportive, but temporary, program to help people leaving shelter or psychiatric centers, who may not be ready to live fully on their own. Geared toward stabilization and integration, transitional housing provides a close hands-on approach toward comprehensive client care.
With a goal of transitioning to permanent supportive housing after one to two years, Project Renewal clients partner with case managers to improve their daily living skills, so that they are ready to move out to a long-term home of their own.
“I could finally see that there was hope. Project Renewal helped me get to a much better place – physically, mentally, and emotionally.” – Heather
Our Transitional Housing
Clinton Residence
Featuring an intensive service model, Clinton Residence provides clients with the support they need to prepare for living independently.
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Fletcher Residence
Founded in 2011, this residence was one of the first eco-friendly transitional housing facilities in the city.
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Leona Blanche House
Located on a quiet street in the Bronx, Leona Blanche House provides stable housing and a healthy living environment to over 50 adults.
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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."
