Comunilife Inc

Transitional and stabilization housing for the chronically homeless:comunilife provided 385 units of transitional housing for the chronically homeless and street homeless. This housing provides housing, meals, and case management services in two safe haven residences with a total of 108 units, 100 units of family housing, and 156 units of housing for the chronically homeless.

Transitional and permanent housing with associated social services and rent support for people living with mental illness:comunilife provided transitional and permanent supportive housing for formerly homeless adults living with mental illness. Comunilife's provided 750 units of permanent supportive housing including 606 units of scatter site housing, 183 units of congregate housing in 4 residences, and, and 20 units of transitional housing.

Other program services:suicide prevention activities for at-risk teens. Our life is precious program (2008) provides treatment and adjacent services to teens at-risk of suicide, who reside in the bronx, brooklyn, queens, and manhattan as well as amsterdam, hempstead, poughkeepsie and yonkers, new york. 268 teens received services that include academic support, creative arts therapies, music lessons, wellness activities and concrete family services. The services are designed to reduce the risk factors associated with adolescent suicide. In addition to its core activities, lip also provides civic engagement activities, community education and awareness, and enhanced parent/family engagement services.medical respite services. In 2024, respite served 280 people. Our medical respite program provides short-term transitional housing, housing navigation and care coordination services to multiply-challenged patients leaving hospital care without a viable home in which to recuperate. With contracts from hospitals, managed care companies, and other health related organizations, respite with an average stay of 53 days, helps break the cycle of shelter to hospital to shelter that many homeless experiences. This results in better health and social outcomes for clients, a reduced shelter population, and financial savings for hospitals.