The Partnership to End Homelessness

The Partnership To End Homelessness is a New York City homelessness prevention organization focused on helping people remain safely housed. Its work combines housing assistance and crisis services with mental-health and education programming to address housing instability before it leads to homelessness.

The Partnership’s rental arrears assistance program provides grant payments rather than loans, along with casework, benefits navigation, landlord negotiation and mediation, and coordination with legal services partners. Its rapid rehousing program helps New Yorkers affected by domestic or gender-based violence search for safe homes and access rent assistance and supportive services. Learn more through the official housing and crisis assistance information.

Crisis intervention and casework may also connect clients with government benefits, education access, financial empowerment, emergency food programs, childcare, small cash grants, pantry assistance, and other emergency support. For related resources, visit homeless assistance in New York and federal assistance resources. Visit the organization’s official website to confirm current program details.