Nazareth Housing alleviates the multiple causes of homelessness in order to establish and maintain housing stability for each and every family. Whether it’s access to benefits, housing support, effective budgeting, educational workshops, or improved employment, Nazareth Housing provides permanent life-changing resources that break the cycle of homelessness. Learn more about us by reading our news and updates!
What an amazing way to kick off Volunteer Appreciation Week! We were thrilled to welcome our gala honoree, Dave Markowitz, and his incredible colleagues from Goldman Sachs to our
We kicked off Volunteer Appreciation Month with a heartfelt thank-you breakfast at our Lower East Side pantry! We’re so grateful for our incredible weekly volunteers and our amazing partners at
Every year, our Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA) Prep volunteers step up to help low-individuals and families file their taxes for free. These dedicated volunteers make sure our community members
We’re thrilled to announce that Kathryn (Katie) Leto has joined our Junior Board of Directors! Katie first connected with Nazareth Housing through her role at Veronica Beard, where she serves
We’re thrilled to announce that Dana Spagnola has joined our Junior Board of Directors! Dana has always been passionate about giving back, and when she first connected with Nazareth Housing,
In September, we relaunched our Financial Empowerment Program, shaped by community feedback through focus groups and surveys. At its core is personalized financial coaching that builds trust and confidentiality. Our
We’re Hiring! Nazareth Housing is looking for a Special Assistant to the Executive Director to join our team in the Lower East Side! This full-time role (35 hrs/week) offers a
The Hope Card program is a statewide initiative that allows anyone who is a protected party on a final Order of Protection to request a physical or digital Hope Card. Hope
More NYC households can now qualify for discounted transit fares, making it easier to commute to work, visit loved ones, access medical care, and enjoy all the city has to
Ms. Davis* turned to Nazareth Housing for help after she and her daughter faced eviction from their Queens apartment. Financial hardships left her with rental arrears and mounting legal and
What an amazing way to kick off Volunteer Appreciation Week! We were thrilled to welcome our gala honoree, Dave Markowitz, and his incredible colleagues from Goldman Sachs to our
We kicked off Volunteer Appreciation Month with a heartfelt thank-you breakfast at our Lower East Side pantry! We’re so grateful for our incredible weekly volunteers and our amazing partners at
Every year, our Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA) Prep volunteers step up to help low-individuals and families file their taxes for free. These dedicated volunteers make sure our community members
We’re thrilled to announce that Kathryn (Katie) Leto has joined our Junior Board of Directors! Katie first connected with Nazareth Housing through her role at Veronica Beard, where she serves
We’re thrilled to announce that Dana Spagnola has joined our Junior Board of Directors! Dana has always been passionate about giving back, and when she first connected with Nazareth Housing,
In September, we relaunched our Financial Empowerment Program, shaped by community feedback through focus groups and surveys. At its core is personalized financial coaching that builds trust and confidentiality. Our
We’re Hiring! Nazareth Housing is looking for a Special Assistant to the Executive Director to join our team in the Lower East Side! This full-time role (35 hrs/week) offers a
The Hope Card program is a statewide initiative that allows anyone who is a protected party on a final Order of Protection to request a physical or digital Hope Card. Hope
More NYC households can now qualify for discounted transit fares, making it easier to commute to work, visit loved ones, access medical care, and enjoy all the city has to
Ms. Davis* turned to Nazareth Housing for help after she and her daughter faced eviction from their Queens apartment. Financial hardships left her with rental arrears and mounting legal and
