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!
In April, we celebrated Volunteer Recognition Day at Park Avenue Thorpe (PAT) with a special brunch honoring the incredible volunteers who generously give their time, energy, and care to our
We’re excited to continue expanding nutrition and food equity initiatives at Nazareth Housing! Thanks to the support of a generous funder, we recently purchased juicers for our food pantries. Through
In honor of National Volunteer Appreciation Month in April, we celebrated our Lower East Side pantry volunteers with a bagel and coffee breakfast. Following pantry service, each volunteer received a
Nazareth Housing is pleased to announce that our Annual Benefit will take place on May 19, 2026 at SECOND in New York City. This year, we are proud to honor
Nazareth Housing is proud to celebrate Jorge, a longtime client whose artwork was selected by Homeless Services United (HSU) to appear on materials for their February policy forum, “From Crisis
Many New Yorkers face barriers using technology that can make their lives easier. The Digital Equity team at NYC’s Office of Technology and Innovation (OTI) works with partners to make
The New York City Department of Homeless Services (DHS) has announced that the 30th Street Single Men’s and Adult Family Intake Center located at 400 East 30th Street in Manhattan
Nazareth Housing is proud to be a partner in Public Health Solution’s WholeYouNYC Social Care Network, a citywide collaboration of more than 300 community-based organizations working to connect Medicaid members
Nazareth Housing is proud to partner with Public Health Solution’s WholeYouNYC network to connect New Yorkers enrolled in Medicaid with essential social health supports — including housing, food, and transportation
A sincere thank you to City Harvest for their generous donation of a new refrigerator for Park Avenue Thorpe. In 2025, Louise’s Pantry in the Bronx served an average of
In April, we celebrated Volunteer Recognition Day at Park Avenue Thorpe (PAT) with a special brunch honoring the incredible volunteers who generously give their time, energy, and care to our
We’re excited to continue expanding nutrition and food equity initiatives at Nazareth Housing! Thanks to the support of a generous funder, we recently purchased juicers for our food pantries. Through
In honor of National Volunteer Appreciation Month in April, we celebrated our Lower East Side pantry volunteers with a bagel and coffee breakfast. Following pantry service, each volunteer received a
Nazareth Housing is pleased to announce that our Annual Benefit will take place on May 19, 2026 at SECOND in New York City. This year, we are proud to honor
Nazareth Housing is proud to celebrate Jorge, a longtime client whose artwork was selected by Homeless Services United (HSU) to appear on materials for their February policy forum, “From Crisis
Many New Yorkers face barriers using technology that can make their lives easier. The Digital Equity team at NYC’s Office of Technology and Innovation (OTI) works with partners to make
The New York City Department of Homeless Services (DHS) has announced that the 30th Street Single Men’s and Adult Family Intake Center located at 400 East 30th Street in Manhattan
Nazareth Housing is proud to be a partner in Public Health Solution’s WholeYouNYC Social Care Network, a citywide collaboration of more than 300 community-based organizations working to connect Medicaid members
Nazareth Housing is proud to partner with Public Health Solution’s WholeYouNYC network to connect New Yorkers enrolled in Medicaid with essential social health supports — including housing, food, and transportation
A sincere thank you to City Harvest for their generous donation of a new refrigerator for Park Avenue Thorpe. In 2025, Louise’s Pantry in the Bronx served an average of
