Providence House

Providence House serves women and families at risk of harm who have experienced homelessness or justice-system involvement. Its community-centered, trauma-informed approach combines safe housing with support aimed at helping residents move toward stability and greater independence.

Programs include transitional shelter for families, with assistance navigating healthcare and childcare resources, strengthening financial stability, and pursuing permanent housing. The Women’s Justice Program supports women awaiting trial or returning to the community after incarceration, with access to mental health and substance-use treatment, practical life-skills development, and help meeting court- or supervision-related requirements. Permanent supportive housing combines stable, affordable housing with case management and clinical support for people affected by chronic homelessness and related challenges.

People seeking broader guidance can review NHREA’s New York homeless assistance resources and federal assistance resources. Visit Providence House’s official website to confirm current program details and referral information.