HOMELESSNESS PREVENTION
A community-based intervention program with a bottom-up approach that combats illegal evictions and prevents the loss of New York City's rent-stabilized and rent-controlled affordable housing stock. The program aims to identify tenants at risk of homelessness; address their critical need to remain in their homes and ensure that their homes are safe and affordable.
Housing Assistance
Assist individuals and families in understanding their rights, negotiating with landlords, and legal assistance. ​
Case Management
Case management services, connecting clients with resources to address underlying causes of housing instability.
Legal Services
Legal representation to tenants facing eviction, ensuring they have fair access to the legal system and protecting their housing rights.
Affordable Housing Preservation
Affordable housing preservation refers to efforts to maintain housing units that are affordable to low-income households. This includes preventing rent increases, rehabilitating existing units, and ensuring long-term affordability. Preserving affordable housing helps prevent homelessness, supports economic stability, and promotes inclusive communities where residents of various income levels can live and thrive.
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Regulatory Tools: Rent stabilization and rent control laws regulate rent increases and provide stability for tenants in affordable housing units. These laws vary by jurisdiction but generally aim to prevent excessive rent hikes.
1,532
Rent-stabilized units (15 buildings) repaired in partnership with NYC Housing Preservation & Development Code Enforcement Programs: Proactive Preservation Initiative and Alternative Enforcement Programs.
1,532
12,649
12,649
apartments are preserved through repairs and upgrades.
1,918
families received rent reductions due to conditions in their apartments and public areas.