Housing

Housing is an important leg on the "stool". A person in treatment but who lives on the street cannot be expected to remain sober for long. Likewise, obtaining employment without having a permanent address is nearly impossible.

Clients entering the PYHIT umbrella of programs are immediately placed into supportive or transitional housing. Once their treatment and training are completed, they are usually eligible for one of the many low-cost apartments available throughout New York.

Click here to apply to Transitional Living (print-out form and mail or fax)

Emergency Shelter and
Homeless Veterens

  • Homeless Veterans
    Veterans are referred by the VA for short-term housing
  • Parole Residences
    Short-term residential, structured settings and services to parolees who require intensive substance abuse treatment.
  • Transitional Housing
    Short-term and emergency housing services in Albany and Syracus
  • Peter Young Shelter
    150 bed homeless shelter in Brooklyn, NY and clothing bank in Brooklyn, NY
  • Independent Housing
    Once clients have completed treatment, low-cost housing is available across New York State