Covenant House New York

Covenant House New York provides residential and support services for youth experiencing homelessness. Its Crisis Shelter, located at 460 West 41st Street, addresses immediate needs such as meals, showers, clean clothing, and medical attention. Young people facing or at risk of homelessness can seek assistance without a referral. Learn more about its housing programs.

Rights of Passage offers longer-term residential support for young adults transitioning from crisis shelter, with case management and individualized plans for moving toward independent housing. Mother and Child Programs provide shelter for young mothers and their infants, along with medical care, child care, education, vocational support, and job placement services.

Additional services include youth development programming focused on life skills, physical and mental health, financial literacy, and personal growth. CovWorks provides workforce development, educational support, vocational training, and employment assistance.

Covenant House New York also operates anti-human-trafficking, legal-services, and advocacy programs. For related information, visit NHREA’s New York homeless assistance resources and federal assistance resources.