As we work to end homelessness in the greater New York area by 2050, our social workers are an integral part of our Street to Housing pilot and the daily operations of so many of our programs.
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Screening Survivors
Learn MoreFirst-of-its-kind initiative to address brain injury from domestic violence
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What We Do
VOA-GNY is an anti-poverty organization working to end homelessness in the New York area by 2050.
Areas of Service
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Housing
We develop housing that provides affordable opportunities for clients moving out of homelessness and poverty.
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Health
We provide health services that will support our clients in their transition from homelessness to a life of independence and resilience.
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Wealth-Building
We develop programs and services that train, assist and support clients working to build wealth and self-sufficiency.
We have programs across New York City, Westchester County & Northern New Jersey.
News and Events
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Volunteers of America-Greater New York Receives $125K Grant from SAMHSA to Further Mental Health Training
Read MoreWith this funding, VOA-GNY aims to increase accessibility of mental health services for both clients and staff.
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Op-Ed: A new approach to ending unsheltered homelessness in NYC
Read MoreTo coincide with the Mayor's announcement of the new Street to Housing pilot, Myung Lee co-authored an op-ed published by the NY Daily News together with DSS Commissioner Gary Jenkins and DOHMH Commissioner Dr. Ashwin Vasan.
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Addressing Brain Injury in Domestic Violence Survivors
Read MoreVolunteers of America-Greater New York announces a first-of-its-kind initiative to screen domestic violence survivors in our shelters for traumatic brain injuries.