Scattered Site Housing
HRA Scattered-Site Programs
The Human Resources Administration Scattered-Site Housing Programs (HRA I and HRA II) provides over 120 units of housing and supportive services to individuals and families. The apartments for both HRA programs are located in Upper Manhattan and the Bronx.
HRA I and II program managers and staff are located at 306 Lenox Avenue on the 3rd floor.
Our services include:
•Case management home visits
•Primary medical and home care referrals
•Entitlement assistance and advocacy
•Linking/referrals for legal assistance
•Substance use assessment and Harm Reduction counseling
•Mental health assessment and counseling
•Medical monitoring and medication adherence
•Life skills training/education
•Connection to and maintenance in health care
•Apartment unit maintenance/environmental safety support
Contact Person:
Earl Cox, Program Director
Andrew Ross, Program Coordinator
Alba Sosa, Program Coordinator
72 West 125th Street
New York, NY 10027
(212) 289-2207 Option 2
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NY/NY III Scattered-Site Housing Program
NY/NY III is a housing program administered through the Human Resources Administration (HRA). We provide over 70 units of housing and supportive services to single adults in the Bronx. Program staff is housed in the Harlem United office located at 306 Lenox Avenue in Harlem.
The NYNY III program provides housing and supportive services to chronically homeless single adults who are living with HIV/AIDS and suffer from co-occurring serious and persistent mental illness, substance abuse disorders, or both (MICA clients). Chronically homeless is defined as having spent at least two of the last four years OR one of the last two years on the streets or in a shelter.
Our program works with clients to stay healthy using a team approach. The team includes a counselor, a nurse, a doctor, and other experts that are available to clients 24 hours per day, 7 hours per week.
In addition, all members of the team provide services to clients within their homes or in other community settings. At least twice a month, team members make visits to clients in their homes, or in community settings designated by the clients.
Our services include:
•Medical monitoring and medication adherence
•Mental health counseling and referral
•Substance use counseling and referral
•Life skills training/vocational education
•Apartment care and maintenance
•Advocacy and case management
•Linking/referrals for legal assistance and other entitlements
•Escorts to medical, mental health, entitlements, and all other appointments
Contact Person:
Dolores Blackwell, Program Director ext. 884
306 Lenox Ave.
New York, NY 10027
(212) 803-2850
