Get housing for women experiencing homelessness

Henry Street Settlement
Information Status

The Third Street Women’s Residence provides transitional shelter and supportive services to women experiencing homelessness who have mental illness concerns. Women seeking shelter must first apply through the Coordinated Entry System at the HELP Women's Shelter or Franklin Shelter.

Transitional housing

What to do next

Ways to connect

Call 212-353-5030

For non-emergency questions about this program/facility.

Single women can apply for shelter at the HELP Women’s Shelter (116 Williams Avenue between Liberty & Glenmore Avenues, Brooklyn; C train to Liberty Avenue) or the Franklin Shelter (1122 Franklin Avenue, near 166th Street, the Bronx; 2 train to 149th Street, then the BX15 bus to 166th Street & 3rd Avenue).

Details

Documentation Needed to Enroll
If you have it: 1) Any form of ID with a picture and proof of age (driver's license, state-issued ID, passport or visa, welfare card or green card); 2) Social Security card; 3) Medicaid card, if available; 4) If working, your most recent pay stub
ADA Accessible
Unknown
Coordinated Entry
Yes, Must apply through HELP Women's Shelter or Franklin Shelter.
Free
Yes
Boroughs Served
Bronx, Brooklyn, Manhattan, Queens, Staten Island
Eligibility requirements
Eligibility Requirements
Women/girls, Experiencing homelessness, Available to women experiencing homelessness who have mental illness concerns. Must be referred to the facility from assessment centers and/or by the New York City Department of Homeless Services., Adults (18+)
Citizenship Requirements
No citizenship requirements

Locations

This service does not have a location or its location is private. This program can be accessed in New York, New York.

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What to do next

Ways to connect

Call 212-353-5030

For non-emergency questions about this program/facility.

Single women can apply for shelter at the HELP Women’s Shelter (116 Williams Avenue between Liberty & Glenmore Avenues, Brooklyn; C train to Liberty Avenue) or the Franklin Shelter (1122 Franklin Avenue, near 166th Street, the Bronx; 2 train to 149th Street, then the BX15 bus to 166th Street & 3rd Avenue).