HOUSING OPTIONS AND GERIATRIC ASSOCIATION RESOURCES INC

Programs

1. Homeless services - to support the homeless by providing shelters through funding from the NYC Department of Homeless Services.

   $41,668,582 spent
   79% of program spending

2. The Supported Housing Program is a scattered site apartment initiative designed to provide independent living options to mentally ill adults at specific locations throughout the Borough. The goal of this program is to prevent the unnecessary or inappropriate use of psychiatric inpatient resources and to maximize community reintegration in the least restrictive setting for the psychiatric consumer.

   $6,029,613 spent
   11% of program spending

3. Transitional Congregate Housing Program - is an emergency housing program for single adults living with HIV/AIDS who are referred by the NYC HASA. This housing program assists individuals in meeting their goals of independent housing, school, employment and self-empowerment. We will support the client to attain these goals in a realistic manner.

   $2,000,359 spent
   4% of program spending

4. 55 bed program that designed to provide emergency placement for HASA eligible homeless single adults and families, by offering temporary housing and case management services for clients meeting HASA admission criteria. The program provides fully furnished private rooms, private or shared bathrooms, lounges, efficiencies, laundry and recreational facilities.

   $1,248,429 spent
   2% of program spending

5. Ogden Court is a six-story, smoke free, elevator building which includes on-site support services and amenities including case management; counseling and referral services; 24-hour front desk security; Spanish speaking staff; socialization and recreational opportunities; and peer support. Community Space includes an exercise room, lounge area, computer lab, laundry room, and a beautiful backyard garden.

   $922,818 spent
   2% of program spending

6. 12-bed congregate treatment program (supervised community residence) that is designed for monolingual and bilingual Spanish patients at Bronx Psychiatric Center who are discharge ready. The program is designed for individuals that are diagnosed with a severe and persistent mental illness. It provides residential services that support and assist residents with their goal of integration into the community. The program has a rehabilitative focus and is responsible for referring residents to services that are consistent with their desire, needs, tolerance and capability to participate in such services. The rehabilitative focus of the congregate treatment program provides for improved resident independence: choices and outcomes.

   $801,641 spent
   2% of program spending

7. Other programs

   $200,046 spent
   0% of program spending

The 7 programs described on its FY2024 Form 990, listed largest first by expense. Program spending in total: $52,871,488.