Housing Programs
This Community Residence provides 24/7 support for adolescent males (13-18) with serious emotional challenges who need an intensive, structured, safe environment outside their home. Licensed by the New York State Office of Mental Health, the residence offers clinical and therapeutic services, daily living skills training, educational and vocational support, recreational activities, and family guidance. Youth receive help managing symptoms, building coping skills, and preparing for a successful transition to home, foster care, or less restrictive settings.
For more information about this program, please call (607) 729-9166.
The Certified Apartment Program offers an independent living option for people who need some support while integrating into the community. Individuals are provided with a fully furnished apartment, and all utilities are covered while they are in the program. Staff check in several times per week and are available 24 hours a day if needed. Apartments are located throughout the community. Staff support individuals with everyday life skills, managing health and medications, connecting with the community, building social skills, and other areas such as parenting, substance use, and coping with mental health challenges.
Referrals are made through the Broome County Single Point of Access (SPOA).​ For more information about the program, please contact our Residential Services Division at (607) 723-1804.
The IRA is a small residence for adults living in the community, providing 24- hour support tailored to each individual’s unique clinical and daily living needs. The program is designed to promote skill development, independence, and community participation for adults with intellectual or developmental disabilities. Support services include assistance with daily living, medication management, socialization, communication, self-advocacy, behavior skills, vocational or educational skill-building, and recreation or leisure activities.
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Referrals are made through the Broome County DDSO.​ For more information about the program, please contact our Residential Services Division at (607) 723-1804.
Supportive Housing is an independent living program that helps individuals with serious mental health challenges, including those leaving psychiatric or correctional facilities or experiencing homelessness. The program assists participants in obtaining safe, affordable housing, furnishing an apartment, providing rental assistance, and offering supportive and advocacy services. Participants also receive help managing finances and connecting with treatment and wellness programs. Housing can be in individual apartments throughout the community or in shared buildings.
Referrals are made through the Broome County Single Point of Access (SPOA).​ For more information about the program, please contact our Residential Services Division at (607) 723-1804.
TTLP provides a safe, supportive home for runaway or homeless youth ages 16 to 21. The program helps young people build life skills, gain confidence, and prepare for independence through case management, education and career planning, counseling, and recreational activities. Participants learn essential skills for self-sufficient living, including decision-making, money management, and independent living. TTLP is free, and all youth apply for temporary assistance through DSS. Eligible youth include males and females, including pregnant and parenting youth, who meet the HUD definition of homelessness.
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Payment: No fee for our program. We are grant-funded. All youth apply for DSS temporary assistance.
Support Services Provided: Vocational, academic, independent living skills, counseling, job stipend program, parenting services
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For more information, please contact (607) 729-9166.