VACANCY UPDATE - CUCS

VACANCY UPDATE

RESIDENTIAL PLACEMENT MANAGEMENT SYSTEM (RPMS)

VOL.29, NO.5

MONDAY, FEBRUARY 26TH

2018

CONTENTS

ANNOUNCEMENTS ...........................................................................................i-v VACANCY UPDATE............................................................................. PGS. 1 -20

BRONX LISTINGS .................................................................................... 1-6 BROOKLYN LISTINGS............................................................................ 7-12 MANHATTAN LISTINGS...................................................................... 13-16 QUEENS LISTINGS ............................................................................... 17-19 STATEN ISLAND LISTINGS ....................................................................... 20

NYC Standardized Vulnerability Assessment

The Human Resources Administration (HRA) is introducing a new assessment to assess and prioritize individuals and heads of households that are most vulnerable for referral to supportive housing called the Standardized Vulnerability Assessment (SVA). Applicants determined eligible for any category of supportive housing will include an SVA summary.

RPMS has the following service components, each developed as a resource for people engaged in supportive housing referral work:

HOUSING CONSULTATION REFERRAL ASSISTANCE TRAINING TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE ADVOCACY

The RPMS phone number is (212) 801-3300. When calling, ask to speak with a Housing Consultant.

Referrals to supportive housing programs receiving HUD funding as well as NYC 15/15 supportive housing programs will be prioritized utilizing the SVA. For more information on the SVA please see the announcement on the next page.

In addition to the SVA, this update includes announcements from HRA regarding important changes to NYC 15/15 and the HRA 2010e application process. Please take a moment to review these announcements that include new features designed to improve and expedite the placement of individuals into supportive housing.

The Vacancy Update is published every two weeks by the Residential Placement Management System (RPMS) of the CUCS Housing Resource Center and is supported by the NYC Department of Health and Mental Hygiene. If you would like to subscribe to the Vacancy Update email Brendan.Rogan@ and ask to be added to the subscription list.

Center for Urban Community Services, Vacancy Update 212-801-3300 or 800-533-4449 -

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NYC Standardized Vulnerability Assessment

Effective January 23, 2018, all HRA 2010e applications that are approved for supportive housing will be reviewed utilizing the NYC Standardized Vulnerability Assessment (SVA). The NYC SVA will be used to readily assess and prioritize individuals and heads of households that are most vulnerable for referral to supportive housing. An individual and/or head of household's vulnerability is indicated using the following categories: High, Medium and Low Vulnerability. Applications determined eligible for any category of supportive housing will include an SVA summary outlining the factors informing the assessment.

This standardized assessment was developed in collaboration with relevant NYC and NYS government agencies, supportive housing providers, consumers and supportive housing membership organizations. The NYC SVA is in accordance with the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development's (HUD) issuance of 24 CFR 578.7(a)(8) and subsequent notices requiring a centralized and/or coordinated assessment system.

How does the NYC SVA impact an applicant's referral to supportive housing?

Referrals to supportive housing programs receiving HUD funding as a part of the NYC Coalition on the Continuum of Care (CCoC) will be conducted in accordance to the CCoC's written standards. To review the CCoC's written please visit their website at .

Additionally, referrals to NYC 15/15 supportive housing programs will be prioritized utilizing the SVA.

Where can I get more information on how the NYC SVA is determined?

Referring agencies completing supportive housing applications are strongly encouraged to complete the Understanding the NYC Standardized Vulnerability Assessment training prior to initiating a new application. To learn more about the factors informing the SVA review the Standardized Vulnerability Assessment Criteria Fact Sheet. Both documents can be found in the What's New section of PACT System.

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Professionals to Complete Psychiatric Evaluations Expanded

Effective March 31, 2017, professionals able to complete a comprehensive psychiatric evaluation for the HRA 2010e has been expanded in order to improve access to Supportive Housing for eligible individuals and families with mental health conditions. Also, there is no longer a requirement for the supervising psychiatrist's name and license number for these professions. System enhancements have been made to allow for the selection of the clinician type who performed the evaluation. Below is the complete list of New York State licensed professionals:

? Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW) ? Licensed Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner (NPP) ? Licensed Psychologist (PHD, PSYD) ? Licensed Psychiatrist (MD)

For guidance on the completion of a comprehensive psychiatric evaluation, please refer to the CUCS guide "Suggested Outline for the HRA 2010e Psychiatric Summary." Here is the address to the CUCS guide:



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Supportive Housing Determinations for NYC 15/15

Effective September 27, 2017, all HRA 2010e applications submitted to the Placement Assessment and Client Tracking Unit will be reviewed for the NYC 15/15 supportive housing for young adult singles and young adult families. The additional categories of supportive housing available for NYC 15/15 are as follows:

Young Adult Singles

Supportive Housing for young adults (18-25 years of age) with high service utilization who are homeless or at risk of homelessness (including aging out of foster care)

Young Adult Families

Supportive Housing for young adults (18-25 years of age) with high service utilization who are pregnant or the head of household

The criteria for the NYC 15/15 supportive housing for Young Adult Singles and Young Adult Families can be found in the "What's New" section in the "Supportive Housing Description and Criteria".

NYC 15/15 is the Mayor of New York City's initiative to develop 15,000 units of supportive housing in 15 years.

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HRA Implements the Coordinated Assessment Survey System

Effective September 5, 2017, HRA is offering all users of the Supportive Housing Application (2010e) the opportunity to utilize a new system called the Coordinated Assessment Survey. This system will be accessible from the same log in page and will permit movement back and forth between the two systems. The survey is a universal tool to assist case managers in understanding the different types of supportive housing and rental subsidies that are potentially available to individuals and families that are homeless or at risk of homelessness. These results may be used to inform the client's housing plan, determine the best option for placement and provide guidance for pursuing the type of housing placement that has been agreed upon. This system has been piloted with select programs since October 2016 and here are the benefits of completing the survey:

? Pilot users report the survey results for potential eligibility for the different housing types or rental subsidies is helpful in their work with individuals and families to assist in developing a permanent housing plan

? Survey returns prior supportive housing applications history and documents, including if client has active approval for supportive housing

? Applicant's identifying and income documentation that is required for placement is often available in the system

? Homeless days and benefit information is auto-populated in the survey ? Survey takes 30 minutes or less to complete for most users

Thank you in advance for utilizing this new system to the benefit individuals and families you are assisting to obtain permanent housing. For complete information on the system, please go to our Get Information section of the new landing page and download the Coordinated Assessment Survey Desk Guide. For questions on training, please contact technical user support at 929-221-4515.

Apartment Treatment-Level II

GEEL - Bronx Apt. Tx. GEEL - Bronx Apt. Tx. JBFCS - BITAP PIBLY - Bronx Apt. Tx. (ATP) Promesa - Bronx II Promesa - Bronx III Riverdale MH Association - Apartment Treatment Program UCC - Ehrlich Residence (ERP) Urban Pathways - Bronx Apartment Treatment Program

Congregate Support (CR/SRO)-Level II

163rd St. Improvement Council - Flossie Wilson Residence CAHS - Paige Apts. Community Access - Vyse Avenue-NY/NY III Category B Community Access - Vyse Avenue-NY/NYIII Category A ICL - Crotona JBFCS - Kingsbridge Rd CR/SRO JBFCS - White Plains Rd. PIBLY - Kizzy House Postgraduate Center - Shakespeare Ave

Project Renewal - Fletcher Street Residence Project Renewal - Leona Blanche House (was Tinton Ave.) The Bridge - Morris Avenue Unique People Services - Haven Apartments Unique People Services - Hunter Apartments

As of February 26, 2018

Vacancy Information for The Bronx

Eligibility F M U W

Intake Contact/Comments

NY/NY 2 1 0 A Contact Michele Malone at (718) 367-1900, ext. 19. Contact Michele Malone at (718) 367-1900 ext19. Shared apts. Need active SSI+Medicaid.

MH 0 0 0 A Contact Michele Malone at (718) 367-1900, ext. 19. Contact Michele Malone at (718) 367-1900

ext19. Shared apts. Need active SSI+Medicaid. Accepting applications for wait list

MH 0 0 0 A Contact Chris Baden at (212) 831-7007, ext. 201. Please note this is shared housing only.

Please mail or hand deliver applications.

MH 2 5 0 A Contact Rosa Blandino at (718) 863-4100, ext. 614. No Faxed Referrals. Please Mail Referrals to 2415 Westchester Avenue, Bronx, NY 10461

MH 1 0 0 A Contact Meghan Salaberrios at (917) 471-8273. one female vacancy for bronx II, community care

MH 0 0 0 A Contact Meghan Salaberrios at (917) 471-8273. one male vacancy for bronx III

MH 0 0 0 A Contact Dawn Horath at (718) 673-0897. NY/NY III pop B applications only

MH 3 3 0 A Contact Renee Birt at (718) 293-8400, ext. 214. "Level II" Male Placement Available, Fax SPOA

Applicants Only. Shared Units.

MH 1 3 0 A Contact Marie Museau at (646) 350-2531, ext. 106. NY I/II and or Level II. Clients must have

Active SSI and Medicaid benefits. Must be willing to share a two bedroom apartment in the Bronx (1) client in the program. Expected to meet with assigned case manager twice per week. Monthly program fee of $819

Eligibility F M U W

Intake Contact/Comments

NY/NY 0 0 2 C Contact Chaynee Jenkins at (718) 328-7111. We are not accepting packages

NY/NY 0 0 0 A Contact Norman Moses at (718) 588-5388, ext. 109. Contact Norman Moses at 718-588-5388 ext 109.

MH * * *

Contact Taisha Ortiz at (917) 477-7280, ext. 8801.

NY/NY * * *

Contact Taisha Ortiz at (917) 477-7280, ext. 8801.

MH 0 0 0 A Contact Intake Department at (212) 385-3030, ext. 16101.

NY/NY 0 0 0 A Contact Chris Baden at (212) 831-7007, ext. 201. DHS referrals only. Must be chronically

homeless.

NY/NY 0 0 0 A Contact Chris Baden at (212) 831-7007, ext. 201. DHS referrals only. Must be chronically

homeless.

NY/NY 0 0 2 A Contact Rosa Blandino at (718) 863-4100, ext. 614. Applicant must be NY/NY I & II. No Faxed

Referrals Please. Mail to 1115 Westchester Avenue, Bronx NY 10459

MH 0 0 0 A Contact Leeann Grant at (212) 576-4180. State Hospitals. State Operated Transitional Living Residences (On State Grounds), Brooklyn Mental Health Court, Adult Homes, Nursing Home Remedy, AOT, Individuals with SMI released from prison Via CNYPC. Mail only. 1775 Grand Concourse Bronx N.Y. 10453

NY/NY * * *

Contact Tyrell Johnson at (718) 215-4320, ext. 113. Info NA

NY/NY 0 0 0 C Contact Marian Lewin at (718) 617-7442. Applications may be mailed to 960 Tinton Avenue, Bronx, NY 10456 or scanned/emailed to marian.lewin@. No faxes please.

NY/NY 0 0 0 A Contact Intake Department at (212) 663-3000, ext. 2042. Please mail applications. HUD program- proof of income required. History of homelessness.

NY/NY 0 0 0 n/a Contact Daniel Stone at (718) 562-1199. No fax long waiting list

NY/NY 1 0 0 n/a Contact Sandra Thorney at (718) 466-3930, ext. 20. Referrals must be from a State Mental Health Hospital or Resident Treatment Facilities only. NY NY I/II. Please mail all referrals, 806 Fairmount Place, Bronx NY, 10460. Please do not Fax HRA packages

NY/NY= Applicant must be eligible for placement under the terms of the New York/New York Agreement to house homeless mentally ill individuals. MH= Applicant must have a mental illness but NY/NY eligibility is not necessarily required. F= Female M= Male U= Unspecified W= Wait List A= Accepting applications C= Closed, not accepting n/a= Not Applicable *= Info not available

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Bronx Vacancy Information (cont.)

Urban Pathways - Hughes House CR/SRO

VOA - Wales Avenue Residence VOA - Wales Avenue Residence

Congregate Treatment (Super CR)-Level II

Beacon of Hope - Bronx I, II & III Beacon of Hope - Bronx IV Beacon of Hope - Cardinal Cooke (Hearing-Impaired)

H.O.G.A.R. - HOGAR Ariel JBFCS - Burnside Avenue PIBLY - Overing House (CTP)

PIBLY - Rosebud House

Promesa - Anderson Promesa - Bronx IV Promesa - Kelly St. Residence Promesa - Kelly St. Residence

TSI - Bronx Super CR Urban Pathways - Crotona CR

Supported Housing - Scattered Site-Community

ACMH - Bronx Scatter Site

Baltic Street AEH, Inc. - HomeWorks S/H Beacon of Hope - BPC II Supported Housing

Beacon of Hope - BPC Supported Housing Beacon of Hope - East Bronx S/H

Beacon of Hope - East Bronx S/H Beacon of Hope - Highbridge S/H

BRC - Bronx S/H

BRC - NY/NY III Category A (10) & Category B (5) BRC - Scatter Site Comunilife - Adult Home Housing Program

Comunilife - Bronx S/H

Comunilife - Bronx S/H Comunilife - NY/NY III Category A

MH 0

NY/NY 0 MH 0

Eligibility F

MH 0 MH 0 MH 0

MH * NY/NY 0

MH 0

NY/NY 0

MH 1 MH 0 NY/NY 0 MH 0

MH 0 MH *

Eligibility F

NY/NY 0

MH * MH 0

MH 0 NY/NY 0

MH 0 MH 0

MH *

MH * NY/NY *

MH 0

NY/NY 0

MH 0 NY/NY 0

As of February 26, 2018

0 0 A Contact Vincenta Anderson at (718) 960-4393, ext. 302. State PC/acute psych inpt/ Prisons Forensic Units; AOT Clients; active SSI/SSD (include Birth Cert. and SS card copy w/app).

0 0 * Contact Vanessa Yates at (347) 717-4030. Accepts only Pop. A. 0 0 A Contact Vanessa Yates at (347) 717-4030. Accepts only Pop. C.

M UW

Intake Contact/Comments

0 12 A Contact Jacqueline Rosario-Perez at (718) 892-3494. BPC referrals only. Please mail all referrals.

0 1 A Contact Jacqueline Rosario-Perez at (718) 892-3494. BPC referrals only. Please mail all referrals.

0 4 A Contact Jacqueline Rosario-Perez at (718) 367-6990. State PC priority, then acute psychiatric hospitals. Please mail all referrals. ASL required for deaf priority referrals

**

Contact Blanca Rivera at (718) 893-9893. Bronx Psych Center referrals NA

0 0 A Contact Chris Baden at (212) 831-7007, ext. 201. DHS referrals only.

0 0 A Contact Rosa Blandino at (718) 863-4100, ext. 614. State Hospital Priority, No Faxed Referrals. Please Mail to 2415 Westchester Avenue, Bronx, NY 10461

4 0 A Contact Rosa Blandino at (718) 863-4100, ext. 614. Applicant must be NY/NY I & II. No Faxed Referrals. Mail Referrals to 514 Concord Avenue, Bronx NY 10455

1 0 A Contact Meghan Salaberrios at (917) 471-8273. 1 Female Vacancy, 1 Male vacancy

0 0 A Contact Meghan Salaberrios at (917) 471-8273.

0 0 C Contact Meghan Salaberrios at (917) 471-8273. one male Level II Vacancy at this time

0 0 A Contact Meghan Salaberrios at (917) 471-8273. one male, Level II Vacancy available at this time.

1 0 A Contact Melinda Tejera at (718) 425-4942. Bronx County residents only.

**

Contact Shelly Paul at (718) 991-0721.

M UW

Intake Contact/Comments

0 0 A Contact Shareen Loubeau at (212) 274-8558, ext. 215. Referrals must come from OMH priority populations (State PC, Acute Inpatient, AOT, RTF, OMH Licensed Cr-SRO, Nursing or Adult Home) currently residing in Bronx.

**

Contact Marlene Williams at (718) 563-2807, ext. 107. Long Wait NA

0 2 A Contact Theresa Carter at (718) 239-5206. Must be approved for Community Care.Please mail all referrals.

0 2 A Contact Theresa Carter at (718) 239-5206.

0 4 A Contact Theresa Carter at (718) 239-5206. Please mail packets to 2510 Westchester Ave #210 Bronx, NY 10461. Client must have Community Care approval.

0 4 A Contact Theresa Carter at (718) 239-5206. Must have Community Care approval.

0 3 A Contact Theresa Carter at (718) 239-5206. Please mail all referrals. Must be approved for Community Care.

**

Contact Malinda Cousins at (718) 402-3875. Must have Section 8 certificate, Vash or HASA NA

**

Contact Malinda Cousins at (718) 402-3875. Info NA

**

Contact Malinda Cousins at (718) 402-3875. Info NA

0 0 A Contact Monica Solano at (718) 617-6400, ext. 7150. Vacancy is for current Adult Home

Residents only. Mail HRA application to Pam Timmins at below address. No faxes.

0 0 A Contact Monica Solano at (718) 617-6400, ext. 7150. Mail HRA applications to Pam Timmins at below address. No faxes.

0 0 A Contact Monica Solano at (718) 617-6400, ext. 7150.

0 0 A Contact Monica Solano at (718) 617-6400, ext. 7150. No vacancies at present. HRA applications for Population A must be transmitted electronically from DHS.

NY/NY= Applicant must be eligible for placement under the terms of the New York/New York Agreement to house homeless mentally ill individuals. MH= Applicant must have a mental illness but NY/NY eligibility is not necessarily required. F= Female M= Male U= Unspecified W= Wait List A= Accepting applications C= Closed, not accepting n/a= Not Applicable *= Info not available

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Bronx Vacancy Information (cont.)

As of February 26, 2018

Comunilife - NY/NY III Category A(2012) Comunilife - NY/NY III Category B (2007) FACES NY - Project for Assisted Living

Federation of Organizations - Scattered Site SH (Veterans)

GEEL - East 182nd St.

GEEL - Supported Hsg. II

GEEL - Supported Hsg. II

H.O.G.A.R. - NY/NY III Category A (2012)-S/H VIII H.O.G.A.R. - NY/NY III Category B (2012) -S/H VIII H.O.G.A.R. - Supported Housing I H.O.G.A.R. - Supported Housing II (a.k.a. SH '05) H.O.G.A.R. - Supported Housing III NY/NY III B (2007)

H.O.G.A.R. - Supported Housing IV H.O.G.A.R. - Supported Housing IX H.O.G.A.R. - Supported Housing V NY/NY III Cat A(2009)

H.O.G.A.R. - Supported Housing V NY/NY III Cat B (2009)

H.O.G.A.R. - Supported Housing VI H.O.G.A.R. - Supported Housing VII ICL - Bronx Forensic S/H

JBFCS - Bronx I SAP (Cat. B)

JBFCS - Bronx II SAP JBFCS - Bronx REAL S/H JBFCS - Bronx SPC SAP

JBFCS - Manhattan III SAP (Cat. A)

JBFCS - Manhattan III SAP (Cat. B)

JBFCS - Manhattan SPC SAP ('09 PC Long Stay)

Mental Health Association - Bronx S/H PIBLY - NY/NY III Category B (2012)

PIBLY - NY/NY III Category B (2007) PIBLY - S/H Opportunities Program PIBLY - S/H Opportunities Program

NY/NY * * *

Contact Monica Solano at (718) 617-6400, ext. 7150.

MH 0 0 0 A Contact Monica Solano at (718) 617-6400, ext. 7150. Mailed packets only. No faxes.

MH 0 0 2 A Contact Shearon Joseph at (212) 283-9180, ext. 243. accepting HIV + and non-HIV+ SMI individuals must have a 2010E applicantion

NY/NY 0 2 5 A Contact Randi Giebel at (631) 236-4299, ext. 3122. We are currently accepting files. Please send referrals to Randi Giebel (631)236-4120 or Intakefax@

MH 0 0 0 A Contact Jennifer Estrada- Tutein at (718) 733-5600, ext. 11. No vacancies. For inquiries, please call Jennifer Estrada-Tutein at (718) 733-5600, Ext. 11.

NY/NY 0 0 0 C Contact Marvin Cooper at (718) 733-5600, ext. 15. Very long wait list. New admissions in shared living apartments only (with roommates). For inquiries, please call Marvin Cooper at (718) 733-5600, Ext. 15 or Iliana Herrera at (718) 562-5444, Ext. 12.

MH 0 0 0 A Contact Marvin Cooper at (718) 733-5600, ext. 15. Very long wait list. New admissions in shared living apartments only (with roommates). For inquiries, please call Iliana Herrera at (718) 562-5444, Ext. 12.

NY/NY * * *

Contact Ileana Perez at (718) 620-8913. Info NA

MH * * *

Contact Ileana Perez at (718) 620-8913. Info NA.

NY/NY 0 0 0

Contact Ileana Perez at (718) 620-8913.

MH 0 0 0 A Contact Ileana Perez at (718) 620-8913. All referrals must be filled through SPOA.

MH 0 0 0 A Contact Ileana Perez at (718) 620-8913. Mail to 1216 Southern Blvd Bx, NY 10459.NY III B Backfill Only.

MH 0 0 0 A Contact Ileana Perez at (718) 620-8913. Mail to 1216 Southern Blvd Bx, NY 10459.

MH 0 0 0 A Contact Ileana Perez at (718) 620-8913.

NY/NY 0 0 2 A Contact Ileana Perez at (718) 620-8913. Mail to 1216 Southern Blvd Bx, NY 10459. NY III- POP A Only.

MH 0 0 0 A Contact Ileana Perez at (718) 620-8913. Mail to 1216 Southern Blvd Bx, NY 10459. NY III B Backfill Only

MH 0 0 2 A Contact Ileana Perez at (718) 620-8913. Mail to 1216 Southern Blvd Bx, NY 10459.

MH 0 0 0 A Contact Ileana Perez at (718) 620-8913.

MH 0 0 0 A Contact Intake Department at (212) 385-3030, ext. 16101. Fax all referrals to 917-831-4436, or mail to Central Intake, 125 Broad St. 3rd Floor NY,NY 10004.

MH 0 0 0 A Contact Chris Baden at (212) 831-7007, ext. 201. Referrals from State Psychiatric Centers only. All apartments are shared.

MH 0 0 0 A Contact Chris Baden at (212) 831-7007, ext. 201.

MH 0 0 0 A Contact Chris Baden at (212) 831-7007, ext. 201. Wait List only.

MH 0 0 0 A Contact Chris Baden at (212) 831-7007, ext. 201. Referrals from State Psychiatric Centers only. Long wait list. All apartments are shared.

NY/NY 0 0 0 A Contact Chris Baden at (212) 831-7007, ext. 201. Consumers must be chronically homeless and be residing in a shelter.

MH 0 0 0 A Contact Chris Baden at (212) 831-7007, ext. 201. Referrals from State Psychiatric Centers only. Long wait list. All apartments are shared.

MH 0 0 0 A Contact Chris Baden at (212) 831-7007, ext. 201. Referrals from State Psychiatric Centers only. All apartments are shared.

MH 0 0 2 A Contact Jasmine Rodriguez at (212) 360-6835. Very long wait list

MH 0 0 0 A Contact Martin Lalli at (718) 430-0121. Program has vacancies, however referring source must backfill with NYNY III Population B.

MH 0 0 0 A Contact Martin Lalli at (718) 430-0121. Very long wait list

NY/NY 0 0 0 A Contact Martin Lalli at (718) 430-0121. Very long wait list. Must meet HUD definition of homeless.

MH 0 0 0 A Contact Martin Lalli at (718) 430-0121. Very long wait list.

NY/NY= Applicant must be eligible for placement under the terms of the New York/New York Agreement to house homeless mentally ill individuals. MH= Applicant must have a mental illness but NY/NY eligibility is not necessarily required. F= Female M= Male U= Unspecified W= Wait List A= Accepting applications C= Closed, not accepting n/a= Not Applicable *= Info not available

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