Permanent and Supportive Housing

Transitional Housing
In partnership with the New York City Department of Homeless Services, Nazareth Housing provides transitional shelter housing for families with dependent children.
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Homelessness Prevention
Nazareth Housing provides extensive support for households and individuals in need of assistance to retain stable housing.
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Furniture Donation Service

We accept donations of good used furniture and household goods and provide families with free furniture assistance. >>More Info

Self-Sufficiency and Education for Adults
Workshops and services are available to adults in work and family advancement efforts.
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Permanent and Supportive Housing
Nazareth Housing oversees 40 units of permanent supportive housing spread among a number of buildings that Nazareth assisted in the homesteading process

Marion Agnes House opened in January of 2006. Formerly a closed parochial school, this building offers thirteen permanent apartments for low income households and two units of transitional shelter housing.

721 E 6th Street HDFC was a gut renovated building originally begun by an organization which no longer exists. This building is now a subsidiary of Nazareth Housing and provides permanent housing units for low income households and five transitional housing families. Through a generous grant from the Theresa and Edward O’Toole Foundation, major capital repairs are being made to preserve the building as affordable housing.

Partnerships with HDFC’s and Homesteaded buildings. Nazareth Housing is pleased to partner with HDFC’s and homesteaders to help maintain safe and secure housing and promote the stability of buildings and neighborhoods. We can provide supportive services to buildings and individual stakeholders through linkage and partnership agreements.

Free programs and educational enrichment for children and youth.
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Provides Youth 14-21 with any array of free services and personal development opportunities designed to help youth grow into responsible adulthood.
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