NEW YORK STATE
OFFICE OF ALCOHOLISM
AND SUBSTANCE ABUSE SERVICES
Bureau of Housing Services
Directory of Housing Providers
Housing Bureau Mission
To ensure successful long-term recovery by helping recovering homeless individuals
and families gain access to both affordable permanent housing and stable living wage
employment. This will be done by providing the support services necessary to assist
participants in gaining both daily life skills and marketable work skills. Our housing
programs make a direct contribution to a community’s economic strength and stability
through the rental subsidies paid directly to private landlords.
Albany Office
1450 Western Avenue
Albany, NY 12203
APRIL 26, 2013
NYC Office
501 Seventh Avenue
New York, NY 10018
BUREAU CONTACT INFORMATION
Mary Ann DiChristopher
Acting Associate Commissioner
518-485-6022
maryanndichristopher@oasas.ny.gov
ALBANY STAFF:
Millie Figueroa, Assistant Director
(milliefigueroa-zabawsky@oasas.ny.gov)
518-457-1959
Judy Monson, Senior Program Associate
(judymonson@oasas.ny.gov)
518-485-2145
G. Edward Hack, Contract Auditor
(edhack@oasas.ny.gov)
518-473-0985
Upstate Fax Number
518-485-1332
NYC STAFF:
Lorraine Coleman, Senior Program Associate
(lorrainecoleman@oasas.ny.gov)
646-728-4575
Sheila Singleton, Program Associate
(sheilasingleton@oasas.ny.gov)
646-728-4636
Rosa Torres , Program Associate
(rosatorres@oasas.ny.gov)
646-728-4759
NYC Fax Number
646-728-4690
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HUD Funded Rental Assistance (Formerly Shelter Plus Care/S+C)
To be eligible for the Shelter Plus Care program, a person must be both homeless and disabled.
In the case of a homeless household, at least one adult member must meet the program
definition of disabled. OASAS programs must serve persons with a diagnosable substance use
disorder as their primary; participants may have co-occurring disabilities such as mental illness
and/or HIV/AIDS. The referring worker must provide documentation of homelessness and
disability that fits the criteria described below.
Definition of Disability -- The definition of disabled [24 CFR 582.5] that is used as the basis for
determining eligibility in the S+C program is as follows:
S+C
: The key to the
definition is determining the
A person shall be considered to have a disability if such person has a physical,
mental, or emotional impairment which is expected to be of long-continued
and indefinite duration; substantially impedes his or her ability to live
independently; and is of such nature that such ability could be improved by
more suitable housing conditions.
impairment is of indefinite
duration & substantially
impedes the person to live
independently. For example,
mental illness or an
HIV/AIDS condition that does
not impede a person’s ability
to independently does not
qualify as a disability in S+C
A person will also be considered to have a disability if he or she has a
developmental disability, which is severe and chronic.
Definition and Documentation of Homelessness: In general, a person is considered homeless
if, without HUD assistance, he or she would have to spent time in a homeless shelter or in a
place not meant for human habitation.
More specifically, an individual is considered homeless if he or she is:
 sleeping in an emergency shelter;
 Sleeping in places not meant for human habitation, such as cars, parks, sidewalks, or
abandoned or condemned buildings;
 spending a short time (90 consecutive days or less) in a hospital or other institution,
but ordinarily sleeping in the types of places mentioned above;
 living in transitional/supportive housing with strong documentation of having come
from streets or emergency shelters.
New York/New York III
 Singles/Category F – Homeless single adults who have completed a course of
treatment or are successfully participating in treatment for a substance use disorder
and are at risk of street homelessness or sheltered homelessness and who need
transitional supportive housing (that may include halfway houses) to sustain sobriety
and achieve independent living.
 Families/Category G – Chronically homeless families, or families at serious risk of
becoming chronically homeless, in which the head of household suffers from a
Substance Use Disorder. Head of Household may also have a disabling medical
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program.
condition and/or HIV/AIDS. HRA treats Long-term Residential Treatment Facilities as
an institution, therefore if a family meets the chronically homeless or at risk of chronic
homelessness upon admission to a treatment facility, that family is still eligible for
applying to this housing.
Upstate Permanent Supportive Housing (UPSH)
 PSH specifically targets a population of single adults and families in recovery who have
began a course of treatment and/or recovery when they were homeless. Participants
either can be in formal treatment when they enter this Housing Program, may have
completed formal treatment, or have never been in such formal treatment. An
individual’s path to recovery could include 12-step group participation, faith-based
experiences, or any other personal recovery involvement. All eligible individuals and
families that are referred to the PSH program will be placed in the program based on an
assessment of their individual care needs. The screening and selection criteria will
include an assessment of the individual's ability to live independently and willingness to
participate in substance abuse treatment. Also, the individual should not present a
danger to himself or others and the individual should not require a higher level of care
than what is offered by the program.
Re-Entry Housing
 Persons with substance abuse problems that are being released on parole to NYC and
would be functionally homeless if not placed in this PSH program. ”Doubling up” in an
apartment where other adults are actively using and/or engaged in criminal behavior is
not an acceptable housing option. Severe overcrowding is also not an acceptable
housing option.
 This initiative is targeted for communities in NYC only.
MRT (Medicaid Redesign Team) Housing
 High frequency, high cost Medicaid consumers: single adults who have received
inpatient hospital care for detoxification from alcohol or any other psychoactive
substance, acute psychiatric hospitalization, or acute hospitalization for a medical
condition such as common co-occurring conditions of chronic addiction, namely
diabetes, hypertension, emphysema, or other circulatory chronic diseases; received
treatment in an emergency room of a general hospital for any of the substance use,
psychiatric or medical conditions identified above.
 High frequency Medicaid consumers” means at least two inpatient hospitalizations or at
least five emergency room episodes in a 12 month period.
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All OASAS PSH utilize HUD Income Limits to help ensure the most in need of services are
reached:
 To refer to this program the individual’s income must not exceed 50% of the median
income (very low income limits) for the locality in which he/she resides.
 Annual income includes payments from all sources received by members of the family
who are not minors. All of the following income must be counted: the gross amount,
before any payroll deductions, of wages, overtime pay, and tips; Social Security
Disability Income (SSDI); Supplemental Security Income (SSI); pension; Temporary
Assistance to Needy Families (TANF); public assistance; unemployment benefits;
workers compensation; and interest, dividends, and subsistence payments to full-time
students or veterans (See 24 CFR §813.106).
Forms Required for Applications:
HUD Rental Assistance:
 Referral Packet Cover Letter
 NYSCRI Comprehensive Assessment
 NYSCRI Substance Use/Addictive Behaviors Assessment
NY/NY III:
 HRA 2010e with Approval Letter
 DHS must refer potential applicants via HRA PACT System
UPSH:
 Referral Packet Cover Letter
 NYSCRI Comprehensive Assessment
 NYSCRI Substance Use/Addictive Behaviors Assessment
ReEntry:
 Referral Packet Cover Letter
 NYSCRI Comprehensive Assessment
 NYSCRI Substance Use/Addictive Behaviors Assessment
MRT Housing:
 Referral Packet Cover Letter
 NYSCRI Comprehensive Assessment
 NYSCRI Substance Use/Addictive Behaviors Assessment
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** UPSTATE PROVIDERS **
AGENCY
Catholic Charities Cortland County/Cortland County
33-35 Central Avenue
Cortland, NY 13045
(607)756-5992, Ext. 30
Upstate Permanent Supportive Housing
Medicaid Redesign Permanent Supportive Housing
Cazenovia Recovery Systems, Inc./Erie County
2671 Main Street
Buffalo, NY 14214
(716)-852-4331
Fax: (716) 852-4533
CONTACT PERSON
Marie Walsh, Executive Director
mwalsh@ccocc.org
Mike Pisa
mpisa@ccocc.org
Kurt Warner
kwarner@ccocc.org
Sue Bissonette, Executive Director
bissonette@cazenoviarecovery.org
Alfred Halley, Dir. Of Housing Operations
716-852-4331- Ext:309
ahalley@cazenoviarecovery.org
Upstate Permanent Supportive Housing
Citizen Adovates/Franklin County
Medicaid Redesign Permanent Supportive Housing
209 Park Street
P.O. Box 608
Malone, NY 12953
Beth Lawyer, Director MH, CD & Community Support
Services
518-483-8980
bethlawyer@citizenadvocates.net
Council on Addiction Recovery Services/Orleans County
201 South Union Street
PO Box 567
Olean, NY 14760
(716) 373-4303, Ext. 509
(716) 373-4327 Fax
Sonya McCall (cellphone: (716) 378-2485)
smccall@councilonaddiction.org
Deb Barylski (716) 373-4303 x594
Lisa Okerlund, Case Manager
lokerlund@councilonaddiction.org
Robin Claus, Dir. Fiscal Operations
rclaus@councilonaddiction.org
Upstate Permanent Supportive Housing
Central New York Services, Inc./ Onieda County
1006 Park Avenue
Utica, NY 13501
(315) 732-4202
(315) 724-6459 Fax
Shelter Plus Care
Medicaid Redesign Permanent Supportive Housing
Johanna Williams, Program Director
jwilliams@cnyservices.org
Liza Marshall-- Fiscal Contact
(315) 295-0255
lmoody@cnyservices.org
Kimberly Wilson, Accountant II
(315) 478-2453 X315
Sue Barni, Accountant III
(315) 478-2453 X314
sbarni@cnyservices.org
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** UPSTATE PROVIDERS **
AGENCY
Credo Community Center for the Treatment of Addictions, Inc./
Jefferson County
595 West Main Street
Watertown, NY 13601
(315) 788-1530
Upstate Permanent Supportive Housing
East House/ Monroe County
259 Monroe Avenue
Suite 200
Rochester, NY 14607
CONTACT PERSON
Jim Scordo, Executive Director
jims@credocommunitycenter.com
Jennifer Lachneauer, Intake Director
jenl@credocommunitycenter.com
(315) 782-2207
Lloyd Hurlbut, Fiscal Contact
Lhurlbut@credocommunitycenter.com
Nancy Stark, Case Manager
nstark@credocommunitycenter.com
(315) 921-1091 (cell)
Mr. Gregory Soehner
President/CEO
East House Corporation
Medicaid Redesign Permanent Supportive Housing
Fairview Recovery Services, Inc./Broome County
5 Merrick Street
Binghamton, NY 13904
(607) 722-8987
(607) 722-6767 Fax
Shelter Plus Care
Medicaid Redesign Permanent Supportive Housing
Finger Lakes Addictions Counseling and Referral Agency, Inc.
(FLACRA)/Ontario County
28 East Main Street
Clifton Springs, NY 14432
(315)-462-9173
Upstate Permanent Supportive Housing
Michelle Napolitano (607) 722-8987, Ext. 224
mnapolitano@frisnc.org
Jessica Meade (Case Manager)
meadej@frsinc.org
Fiscal Contacts:
Melissa
(607) 722-8987, Ext. 234
James (607) 722-8987, Ext. 240
Terri Belveg
(607) 722-8987, Ext. 221
tbelveg@frsinc.org
Marty Teller, Executive Director
martin.teller@flacra.org
Tim VanDamme, Manager Voc Ed/Housing
Timothy.vandamme@flacra.org
(315) 462-9147
Seasonn VanBlake
Seasonn.VanBlake@flacra.org
Amy Ray
amy.ray@flacra.org
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** UPSTATE PROVIDERS **
AGENCY
Hope House, Inc./Albany County
573 Livingston Avenue
Albany, NY 12206
(518) 482-4673
Shelter Plus Care
Horizon Health Services, Inc./Erie County
nd
3020 Bailey Avenue – 2 Floor
Buffalo, NY 14215
(716) 831-1800
Shelter Plus Care
CONTACT PERSON
George Hutton-Program Coordinator
george@hopehouseinc.org
(518) 427-8207
Fax: 427-5998
Dawn Pasquarell – Fiscal Contact
(518) 482-4673 Ext. 14
dawn@hopehouseinc.org
Catherine@hopehouseinc.org
Administrative Office -- (518) 482-4673
Don Smith
KevinConnally-Executive Director
Kevin@hopehouseinc.org
Ann Constantino, President/CEO
Anne@horizon-health.org
Herbert Weis, Exec. Admin. Quality Improvement
hweis@horizon-health.org
Nicole Tobey, Supportive Housing Supervisor
ntobey@horizon-health.org (716) 609-2572
Ned Perlman, Contract Administrator
nperlman@horizon-health.org (716) 831-1970
Lake Shore Behavioral Health
255 Delaware Avenue, Suite 300
Buffalo, NY 14202
Liz Woike
ewoike@lake-shore.org
716-281-2323
Liberty Resources, Inc./Madison County
Suite 200
1065 James Street
Syracuse, NY 13203
(315) 425-1004, Ext. 255
Marta Durkin
mdurkin@liberty-resources.org
Jim Kipping
jkipping@liberty-resources.org
Sally Eller
seller@liberty-resources.org
(315) 280-0551
Shelter Plus Care
Medicaid Redesign Permanent Supportive Housing
New Choices Recovery Center/Schenectady County
(S+C)
302 State Street
Schenectady, NY 12305
(518) 346-4436, Ext. 220
(518) 346-3522 Fax
Debra Sivack, Clinical Director
dsivack@newchoicesrecovery.org
Peter Walker – Fiscal Contact
PeteW@asacsc.com
Stuart I. Rosenblatt, Ph.D
srosenblatt@newchoicesrecovery.org
(518)348-7973
Shelter Plus Care
Medicaid Redesign Permanent Supportive Housing
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** UPSTATE PROVIDERS **
AGENCY
Providence Housing Development Corp./Monroe County
1136 Buffalo Road
Rochester, NY 14624
(585) 328-3210, Ext. 1305
(585)529-9525 Fax
Shelter Plus Care
Medicaid Redesign Permanent Supportive Housing
CONTACT PERSON
Monica McCullough
585-328-3228 Ext. 1434
mmccullough@dor.org
Peter Guy – Fiscal Contact
Pguy@dor.org
Fran Haywood – Finance Director
(585) 328-3228
Fhaywood@dor.org
Renee Klatt Property Manager
Ph(585)328-3228ext.1305
Cell(585)490-8422
Spectrum Human Services/Wyoming County
Medicaid Redesign Permanent Supportive Housing
227 Thorn Avenue
P.O. Box 631
Orchard Park, NY 14127-0631
Alyssa Hebeler, Program Supervisor
hebelera@shswny.org
716-539-5433
St. Peter’s Addiction Recovery/Albany County
Center, Inc. (SPARC)
Administrative Offices:
3 Mercycare Lane
Guilderland, NY 12084
(518) 452-6700
Donald Siddell, Acting Executive Director
dsiddell@sphcs.org
Patrick Carrese, Executive Director (as of 4/30/12)
pcarrese@sphcs.org
Jerald Johnson, S+C Coordinator
(518) 449-5170, Ext. 121
(518) 366-7270 (business cellphone)
jjohnson2@sphcs.org
Steve Lape
(518) 449-5170, Ext. 109
slape@sphcs.org
Brian Ilnicki, Reimb. Principle Analyst
(518) 275-4214
bilnicki@sphcs.org
Second Ave. Outpatient Clinic:
64 Second Avenue
Albany, NY 12202
Shelter Plus Care
Melissa Cooper
MCooper@sphcs.org
Syracuse Brick House/Onondaga County
Regency Tower
770 James Street, Suite 141
Syracuse, NY 13203
Janelle Shults
jshults@stpetershealthcare.org
Kevin Frodyma, Director Financial Planning
kfrodyma@sphcs.org
Raymond Wright, Residential Service Director
raymondwright@sbh.org
315-472-9964
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** UPSTATE PROVIDERS **
AGENCY
Twin County Recovery Services/Columbia/Greene Counties
Administrative Offices
802 Columbia Street, Suite 2
Hudson, NY 12534
(518) 751-2083, 2084, or 2085 Ext. 320
Residential Services
428 West Main Street
Catskill, NY 12414
CONTACT PERSON
Beth Schuster, Executive Director
plantagenet19@yahoo.com
Renee Pine, Director Residential Services
mom2nan@hotmail.com
Red Door: (518) 822-0090
Riverside: (518) 943-2744
Mobile: (845) 532-6369
Pat Marchesano, Comptroller
(518) 751-2083 X312
patm@twincountyrecoveryservices.org
Shelter Plus Care
Unity House of Troy, Inc./ Rennselear County
nd
33 2 Street
Troy, NY 12810
(518) 274-2607, Ext. 286
(518) 271-8502 Fax
Shelter Plus Care
Pat Dinkelaker
pdinkelaker@unityhouseny.org
Dacey Bonney
dbonney@unityhouseny.org
Milinda Reed
Fiscal Contacts:
Pauline Glenn
(518) 274-2607, Ext. 255
Pglenn@UnityHouseNY.org
Tracy Ketcham
(518) 274-0422, Ext. 288
TKetcham@UnityHouseNY.org
Andrea Ryan-Roy, Grants Policy Coordinator
(518) 272-5917 X232
Aryan@unityhouseny.org
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** DOWNSTATE PROVIDERS **
(MID-HUDSON & LONG ISLAND)
**DOWNSTATE
AGENCY
Behavioral Health Sers./Mercy Medical Center/Nassau County
Medicaid Redesign Permanent Supportive Housing
Concern for Independent Living/ Suffolk County
312 Expressway Drive South
Medford, New York 11763
phone: 631-758-0474
fax: 631-758-0467
www.concernhousing.org
Shelter Plus Care
Mid-Hudson Addiction Recovery Center, Inc./Duthess County
51 Cannon Street
Poughkeepsie, NY 12601
(845) 452-8816
Shelter Plus Care
Medicaid Redesign Permanent Supportive Housing
Guidance Center
Multi-County Community Development Corp/Ulster County
Twin Maples Plaza
Saugerties, NY 12477
(845) 247-9110
(845) 247-9120 Fax
Shelter Plus Care
Recovery Center/ Sullivan County
The Council on Alcoholism & Drug Abuse
of Sullivan County, Inc.
11 Hamilton Avenue
Monticello, NY 12701
(845) 794-8080
(845) 791-1716 Fax
Shelter Plus Care
Regional Economic Community Action Program, Inc. (RECAP)
Orange County
19-21 Low Avenue
Middletown, NY 10940
(845) 342-3978
(845) 956-5385 Fax
Shelter Plus Care
CONTACT PERSON
Elizabeth Lunde, Associate Director
elunde@concernhousing.org
x 213
Denise Duncan, Director Supportive Housing
dduncan@concernhousing.org
x223
Christine Velia
cvelia@concernhousing.org
x227
Julio Villarman, Case Manager
Steven Pressman, Executive Director
spressman@csdsl.net
Sue Tallardy
stallardy@aol.com
Aldea Carey, Program Director, Ext. 224
acarey@rehab.org
Eric Hughes, Program Coordinator, Ext. 226
ehughes@rehab.org
Jerry Lesczynski, Managing Director
jerryl@rehab.org
Renee Weiss, Program Manager
rweiss@rehab.org
Alicia Goes – Fiscal Contact
(518) 579-4258
aliciag@rehab.org
Izetta Briggs, Chief Exec. Interim Officer, Ext. 115
izettabriggs@recovery-center.com
John Van Etten, S+C contact Ext. 116
HMIS@recovery-center.com
Renee Sylvester, Director of Housing, Ext. 223
housing@recovery-center.com
Housing cellphone: (845) 866-1453
Kristie Placide – Fiscal Contact Ext. 112 or 113
Fiscal2@recovery-center.com
Julia Garay Daniels, Clinical Director, Ext. 190
Charles Darden, Chief Executive Director
cdarden@recap.org
Claudette Fisher, Asst. Chief Executive Director
cfisher@recap.org
Patricia Ferara-Roberts, Case Manager, Ext. 26
pferara@recap.org
Joya Gambino – Dir. Finance Admin., Ext. 46
jgambino@recap.org
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** NEW YORK CITY PROVIDERS **
AGENCY
BASICS, Inc./ Bronx County
Main:
1064 Franklyn Ave
Bronx NY 10456
th
488 East 164 Street
Bronx NY 10456
NY/NY III F & G
Bowery Residents’ Committee/Mahattan County
Main Office
131st W. 25th St
New York, NY
(212) 533-5656
(212) 533-1893 Fax
500 Bergen Avenue
Bronx NY
NY/NY III F
Bridging Access to Care, Inc./Brooklyn County
502 Bergen Street
Brooklyn NY 11217
147 Utica Ave
Brooklyn NY 11200
CONTACT PERSON
Adele Herrera, Assistant Director over Outpatient and
Housing
646-224-0511
917-734-1691 (cell)
Kenya Smith, Housing Director
(646) 224-0486
917-232-7601 (cell)
Ksmith@basicsinc.org
Kristen Lachtman, Housing Programs Director (S+C &
NY/NY III Housing)
KLachtman@brc.org
(718) 402-3805
Nicholas Pearson, program director
Npearson@brc.org
Robyn Gundy, HUD/APR Reporting
Rgundy@brc.org
(212) 803-5715
Lillian Lui, Grant Coordinator/Finance
(212) 803-5711
llui@brc.org
Eileen Sunshine, Director
347-505-5185
(917) 204-9655 (cell)
sunshine@batf.net
Quana Francois
Case Manager
NY/NY III F / S+C / MRT)
Shelter Plus Care
Medicaid Redesign Permanent Supportive Housing
CREATE, Inc. /Manhattan NY County
73 Lenox Avenue
New York, NY 10026
(212) 663-6260
(212) 663-1293 Fax
Shelter Plus Care
Ralph Perez, Executive Director
rperez@createinc.org
Michelle Medford, Executive Assistant
mmedford@createinc.org
Fiscal Contacts
Rodney Lee
(212) 663-1975, Ext. 317
rlee@createinc.org
Fortune Society/Queen County
(212) 354-6000 Ext. 244
(212) 382-3899 Fax
Stanley Richards, Vice President
(212) 691-7554 x202
srichards@fortunesociety.org
The Castle:
630 Riverside Drive
Joyce Kelly
Sr. Director of Housing for Castle Gardens & Scatter Site
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** NEW YORK CITY PROVIDERS **
AGENCY
New York, NY 10031
Main:
29-76 Northern Blvd
Long Island City, NY 11101
CONTACT PERSON
jkelly@fortunesociety.org
Mika Suzuki, Assistant to Vice President
msuzuki@fortunesociety.org
Camille Morrison, Administrative Director of Scatter Site
cmorrison@fortunesociety.org
Shelter Plus Care
NY/NY III F
Re-Entry
Medicaid Redesign Permanent Supportive Housing
Rory Anderson, Assistant Director of Scatter Site Housing
randerson@fortunesociety.org
Fiscal Contacts:
Joyce Knuckles
(212) 691-7554, Ext. 842
Jknuckles@fortunesociety.org
Rich Sendrovitz
(212) 691-7554, Ext. 602
rsendrovitz@fortunesociety.org
Housing Plus Solutions/ Kings County
3 West 29th Street, Suite 805
New York, NY 10001
Ph. 212-213-0221
Shelter Plus Care
NY/NY III G
Rita Zimmer, Executive Director
rita@housingplussolutions.org
Nina Kaminsky , Director of Housing
nina@housingplussolutions.org
Jessica, Finance
Jessica@housingplussolutions.org
Lower Eastside Service Center, Inc./ Manhattan NY County
Main:
80 Maiden Lane
New York, NY 10038
Sandra Spence, Director of NY/NY III
(347) 226-3409
Cell – (646) 586-0739
sspence@lesc.org
Diversity Works:
1932 Crotona Parkway
Bronx, NY 10460
Kerry Flanagan, Director of Supportive Housing
kflanagan@lesc.org
NY/NY III F
Narco Freedom/Bronx County
Main:
250 Grand Concourse
Bronx, NY 10451
368 East 148th Street
Bronx, New York 10455
NY/NY III F
Janet Lerner, Administrator, Research & Development
(917) 741-7157 (cell)
janlern@aol.com
Evelyn Munoz, Program Director
Evelyn.munoz@narcofreedom.com OR
EMunoz7265@aol.com
(718) 585-5204
Luis Burnell, Finance
(718) 665-0692
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** NEW YORK CITY PROVIDERS **
AGENCY
Odyssey House/Mahattan NY County
Main:
50 Pine Street
New York, NY
The Haven:
st
239-245 E. 121 Street
New York, NY 10035
(917) 492-2580
(917) 492-2581 Fax
CONTACT PERSON
Richard Gross, CFO
Janice Glenn, Director of Housing Programs
(917) 492-2580
jglenn@odysseyhouseinc.org
Milagros Tobias, Fiscal Contact
(212) 361-1623
Shelter Plus Care
NY/NY III F & G
Palladia/ Manhattan NY County
Main:
2006 Madison Avenue
New York, NY 10035
(212) 979-8800
(212) 373-8807 Fax
Shelter Plus Care
NY/NY III F & G
Medicaid Redesign Permanent Supportive Housing
Pat Johnson
(212) 979-8800, Ext. 1406
Pat.Johnson@palladiainc.org
Geneva Duncan, Property Manager
(212) 979-8800 Ext 1411
Lana Hallstein, S+C (Director of Permanent Housing)
Lana.hallstein@palladiainc.org
(212) 979-8800 Ext. 210
Edward Jacobs, Director of Fox Point & Scatter Site S+C
Corrine Workman, Director of Dreitzer & Flora Vista S+C
Sharon Coates, NY/NY III Program Director
Sharon.Coates-Knibbs@palladiainc.org
Diane Bonavota, Vice President Program Planning &
Development
212-979-880 x254
Diane.Bonavota@palladiainc.org
Fiscal Contacts:
Marshall Goldberg
(212) 400-3230
Marshall.goldberg@palladiainc.org
William Riley
(212) 979-8800 Ext 1412
Mercedes Mercado
(212) 979-8800 Ext 1402
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** NEW YORK CITY PROVIDERS **
AGENCY
Project Hospitality/ Richmond County
Main:
100 Park Avenue
Staten Island, NY 10304
718-448-1544
NY/NY III F/ Treatment Completers
Project Renewal / Mahattan NY County
Main:
200 Varick Street
New York, NY 10003
(212) 620-0340 Ext. 317
nd
333 Bowery – 2 Floor
New York, NY 10003
Uptown office:
502 West 152ns Street Apt 4
New York, NY 10031
CONTACT PERSON
Roz Cassar, Senior Associate Executive Director
x123
William Rueter
biReuter@projecthospitality.org
Dawn Bryce
x113
Dawn_Bryce@projecthospitality.org
Stephanie Cowles
(212) 620-0340
Stephanie.Cowles@projectrenewal.org
Katie Bower, S+C and NY/NY III Director
(212) 533-8400
Katie.bower@projectrenewal.org
Fiscal Contacts:
Harendra Matieda
(212) 620-0340, Ext. 311
Harendra.Matieda@projectrenewal.org
Shelter Plus Care
NY/NY III F/ Treatment Completers
NY NY III G/Chronically Homeless Families
Promesa/Bronx County
1776 Clay Avenue
Bronx, NY 10457
(718) 299-1100 Ext. 3037
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413 East 120 Street
New York, NY 10035
1794 Anthony Ave
Bronx NY 10457
Pam Mattel, Assistant Executive Director
pmattel@promesa.org
Adele Herrera, Assistant Director over Outpatient and
Housing
Kenya Smith, Housing Manager
(646) 224-0486
Ksmith@basicsinc.org
Steve Kadin, CFO
skadin@promesa.org
Shelter Plus Care
Samaritan Village/Queen County
138-02 Queens Boulevard
Briarwood NY 11435
718-206-2000
Steve Rockman, Vice President for Program
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srock@samvill.org
Margarita Garcia, Executive Assistant
Shelter Plus Care
Daniel Preston
dpres@samvill.org
Betsy Candelier – Case Manager
bcand@samvill.org
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** NEW YORK CITY PROVIDERS **
AGENCY
The Bridge/Mental Health & Housing Solutions/Kings County
CONTACT PERSON
Medicaid Redesign Permanent Supportive Housing
Turning Point / Kings County
(Discipleship Outreach Ministries, Inc.)
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5220 4 Ave
Brooklyn, NY 11220
718-439-0077
NY/NY III F/ Treatment Completers
Tata T. Rogers, Chief Program Officer
Carlton Mitchell, CEO
(718) 360-8169
cmitchell@tpdomi.org
Karen Remy, Senior Clinical Director
Jacqueline Torres, NY/NY III director
(718) 473-3881
jtorres@tpdomi.org
Karen Remy, Sr. Director of Clinical Services
kremy@tpdomi.org
718-360-8167
United Bronx Parents/ Bronx County
966 Prospect Avenue
Bronx, NY 10455
(718) 991-7100
(718) 991-7643 Fax
Pam Mattel, Assistant Executive Director
pmattel@promesa.org
Shelter Plus Care
Kenya Smith, Housing Manager
(646) 224-0486
Ksmith@basicsinc.org
Adele Herrera, Assistant Director over Outpatient and
Housing
Fiscal Contacts:
Alfred Arango
aarango@ubpinc.org
Atef Malek
(718) 991-7100, Ext. 306
Amalek@ubpinc.org
Women In Need/Manhattan NY County
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115 West 31 Street
New York, NY 10001
(212) 695-4758 Ext. 715
(212) 502-5610 Fax
Shelter Plus Care
NY/NY III G/ Chronically Homeless Families
Bob Mascali, Assistant Vice President for Supportive
Housing
Rmascali@women-in-need.org
Marilyn Laves, Director of housing services
mlaves@women-in-need.org
Rondel Boodram, Fiscal Director, Grants and Contracts
(212) 560-0208
(212) 560-0296 (fax)
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