Catholic Charities Housing Office provides the environment and support services designed to help those in need to help themselves. Catholic Charities Housing Office, in its Single Room Occupancy (SRO) and family apartments, fosters the idea of a "community of peers." In these communities, residents can draw support from and share information not only with professional case managers but also with"Neighbors" who share the same life experiences. We offer resources that can help individuals and families gain the skills they need to turn their lives around. If you are a low income individual or family looking for affordable housing, give us a call.
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Continuum of Housing and Many homeless men and women are unemployed; many are addicted and/or mentally ill; and none dreamed as children they would grow up to find themselves in such dire circumstances. At Catholic Charities Housing Office, we help people to help themselves.
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| 38 beds | 136 Units | 21 Low-Income Units |
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For Men: |
St Peter's Residence Swyer Residence Waldorf Residence Rensselaer County Housing Coordinator: Charles Debrocky |
Lexington Avenue, Third Avenue Clinton Avenue Broad Street |
