Other New York City resources for homelessness and mental illness

• Common Ground, a non-profit housing and community development organization.
• Covenant House, an agency serving homeless, runaway and at-risk youth.
• Addiciton resource guide, a comprehensive directory of addiction treatment facilities.
• Village Care of New York, a leader in quality, comprehensive, community-based care and services for older adults.
• Holy Apostles Soup Kitchen, feeding New York's hungry and homeless for 20 years.
• Project Renewal, helping homeless people move from the streets to independent living.
• Community Access, helping people with psychiatric disabilities make the transition from shelters and hospitals to independent living.
• Center for Urban Community Services, providing supportive services to people with mental illness, AIDS, substance abuse, and other special needs.
• The Dwelling Place, a film by Leonard Cox that tells the story of a shelter for homeless women in the heart of Hell's Kitchen.
• Project Find, helping older adults on Manhattan's West Side to live more vital and independent lives.
• Urban Pathways, providing services and shelter options for homeless New Yorkers.