Services For Homeless Elderly Women
Emergency Shelter For Single Elderly Women
(*A Reasonable Accommodation shelter)
Kings Hotel Senior Women’s Shelter is a 154 bed, *reasonable accommodation women’s shelter. The shelter provides temporary housing and social services to single, elderly women, 62 years of age or older.
AAPCI’s homeless shelter programs operate 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year across boroughs. Achieving housing stability is often the first step to addressing the underlying causes of homelessness, including behavioral health substance use issues, domestic violence, and intergenerational poverty.
All clients are referred to the program by city agencies. AAPCI works very closely with the NYC Department of Homeless Services (“DHS”) and the NYC Human Resources Administration (“HRA”) to accept referrals.
The goal of AAPCI’s Single Adult Emergency Shelters in Commercial Hotel program is to provide safe, temporary housing with the goal of moving all elderly clients out of shelter and to help them locate permanent and/or alternate housing within or outside the State of New York. Our methodology is to offer on- and off-site supportive case management and permanent housing services which empower our clients and reduce recidivism.
During their stay in shelter, each single adult client is housed in a semi-furnished room which they share with another single individual. The rooms are equipped with a bathroom and shower stall, two single beds with clean pillows, sheets, blankets, individual lockers, and a writing desk. All clients are provided three catered meals daily. Each client has access to onsite social support services to address the concrete causes of their homelessness. Cliets are encouraged to reunite with their families, when possible. Clients are educated on economic self-sufficiency, how to open and maintain bank accounts, the various options and differences between a bank, a credit union, and a check cashing store; as well as how to find and maintain permanent housing.
AAPCI works collaboratively with leased-hotel management staff to maintain safe, clean, and secure facilities. All our contracted programs receive unannounced site visits/inspections from NYC DHS and/or NYS Office of Temporary and Disability Assistance (“OTDA”) inspectors, as well as visits from AAPCI’s own management staff. They visit to see, firsthand, the conditions of our facilities, to ensure that we are in full compliance with city and state regulations which govern the oversight of hotel shelters, and to ensure that residents are receiving mandated social services, as per our contractual obligations.
The program is staffed by a Program Director, Director of Social Services, and Case Manager Supervisors. Counseling staff include Case Managers, Housing/Entitlement Specialists, Employment/Recreational Specialists. Support service staff include Shift Supervisors, Residential Aides and contracted Security personnel. The programs operate 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year.
On-site services and programs include:
- shared semi-furnished rooms
- three nutritious meals daily
- individual case management services
- individual and group counseling services
- connection to public benefits, including housing vouchers
- affordable housing search assistance
- vocational & employment counseling, including job retention strategies
- money management and financial counseling
- Independent living skills workshops
*Reasonable Accommodations: A reasonable accommodation at an elderly population shelter refers to any change, adjustment, or modification to policies, practices, services, or the physical environment that enables older residents with disabilities or health-related limitations to access and use the shelter safely and equally. This can include measures such as providing mobility aids, adjusting sleeping arrangements, offering communication assistance, or modifying rules, as long as the accommodation does not create an undue burden or fundamentally alter the shelter’s rules and operations. Services are designed for older adults, often addressing their mobility issues, chronic health conditions, and social needs.
Are you a homeless single adult, 62 years of age or older?
Do you seek shelter housing for seniors? Click here for directions on where to go. You will need some form of identification.
Opened on June 30, 2017 and under contract with the NYC Department of Homeless Services (“DHS”), AAPCI provides Emergency Shelter and Social Support Services in Leased Commercial Hotels to over 700 homeless, Single Adults, Citywide. it is important to note that while our clients are low-earners, many of them maintain stable, low-income employment.
The mission of AAPCI’s Single Adult Emergency Shelters in Commercial Hotel program is to provide safe, temporary housing with the goal of moving all working, single, adult clients out of shelter and help them locate permanent and/or alternate housing within or outside the State of New York while maintaining their employment status. Our methodology is to offer on- and off-site supportive case management, employment and permanent housing services which empower our clients and reduce recidivism.
During their stay in shelter, each client is housed in a semi-furnished room which they share with another individual. The rooms are equipped with a bathroom and shower stall, two double beds with clean pillows, sheets, and blankets, a locker, and a writing desk. All clients are provided three catered meals daily. Each client has access to onsite social support services to address the concrete causes and effects of homelessness, and the importance of employment retention. Clients are educated on economic self-sufficiency, how to open and maintain bank accounts, the various options and differences between a Bank, a Credit Union, and a check cashing store, as well as how to find and maintain permanent housing.
AAPCI works collaboratively with leased-hotel management staff to maintain safe, clean, and secure facilities. All our contracted programs receive unannounced site visits/inspections from NYC DHS and/or NYS office of temporary and disability Assistance (“OTDA”) inspectors. They visit to see, firsthand, the conditions of our facilities, to ensure that we are in full compliance with city and state regulations which govern the oversight of hotel shelters, and to ensure that residents are receiving mandated social services, as per our contractual obligations.
The programs are staffed by Program Directors, Directors of Social Services, and Case Manager Supervisors. Counseling staff include Case Managers, Housing/Entitlement Specialists, Employment/Recreational Specialists. Support service staff include Shift Supervisors, Residential Aides and contracted Security personnel. The programs operate 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year.
Referral to the program is made directly by the NYC Department of Homeless Services (“DHS”).
On-site services and programs include:
- shared semi-furnished rooms
- three nutritious meals daily
- individual case management services
- individual and group counseling services
- connection to public benefits, including housing vouchers
- affordable housing search assistance
- vocational & employment counseling, including job retention strategies
- money management and financial counseling
- Independent living skills workshops
Our list of single adult shelters in commercial hotels include:
- Delancey Street Women’s Shelter
- EconoLodge Men’s Shelter
- Sleep Inn Men’s Shelter
- La Quinta Men’s Shelter
- Brooklyn Way Hotel Men’s Shelter
- Kings Hotel Senior Women’s Shelter
Kings Hotel Senior Women’s Shelter – a shelter providing temporary housing and social services to single elderly women aged 62 and older.
Are you a homeless single adult 62 years of age or older?
Do you seek shelter housing for seniors?
Click here for directions on where to go.
You will need some form of identification.
Opened on September 6, 2022 and under contract with the NYC Department of Homeless Services (“DHS”), AAPCI operates New Beginnings, an Enhanced General Population*. The shelter provides emergency shelter and social support services to 160 homeless single adult men in a dormitory-style shelter setting.
NYC DHS considers a single adult to be any man or woman over the age of 18 who seeks shelter independently, without being accompanied by other adults or minors.
The goal of New Beginnings men’s shelter is to provide safe, temporary housing with the goal of moving all working, single adult clients out of shelter, and help them locate permanent and/or alternate housing within or outside the State of New York while maintaining their employment status. Our methodology is to offer on- and off-site supportive case management, employment and permanent housing services which empower our clients and reduce recidivism.
During their stay in shelter, each client is housed in a dormitory-style room which they share with other individuals. We ensure that there is no-overcrowding in each dorm room. The facility is equipped with ample bathrooms and shower stalls on each floor. Each individual is assigned a single bed with clean pillows, sheets, blankets, and a locker. All clients are served three catered meals daily in the onsite dining room. Clients have access to the laundry facilities located on multiple floors. Each client has access to onsite social support services to address the concrete causes and effects of homelessness, and the importance of employment retention. Clients are educated on economic self-sufficiency, how to open and maintain bank accounts, the various options and differences between a bank, a credit union, and a check cashing store, as well as how to find and maintain permanent housing.
AAPCI works collaboratively with leased-hotel management staff to maintain safe, clean, and secure facilities. All our contracted programs receive unannounced site visits/inspections from NYC DHS and/or NYS Office of Temporary and Disability Assistance (“OTDA”) inspectors. They visit to see, firsthand, the conditions of our facilities, to ensure that we are in full compliance with city and state regulations which govern the oversight of hotel shelters, and to ensure that residents are receiving mandated social services, as per our contractual obligations.
The shelter is staffed by a Program Director, Director of Social Services, and Case Manager Supervisors. Counseling staff include Case Managers, Housing/Entitlement Specialists, Employment/Recreational Specialists. Support service staff include Shift Supervisors, Residential Aides and contracted Security personnel. The program operates 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year.
Referral to the program is made directly by the NYC Department of Homeless Services (“DHS”).
On-site services and programs include:
- shared semi-furnished dormitory-style rooms
- three catered nutritious meals daily
- individual case management services
- individual and group counseling services
- connection to public benefits, including housing vouchers
- affordable housing search assistance
- access to a computer lab
- vocational & employment counseling services, including job retention strategies
- money management and financial counseling
- Independent living skills workshops
*Enhanced General Population shelter: refers to individuals who present with serious mental illness along with additional medical, behavioral, or substance-use comorbidities. Clients under this category typically require a higher level of clinical oversight and supportive services than what is available through standard housing programs that are voucher based. Given the nature of their needs, this population most likely would be more appropriately served in Supportive Housing rather than through subsidies such as CityFHEPS, SOTA, or EOSD.
Are you a homeless single adult? Do you seek shelter housing? Click here for directions on where to go. You will need some form of identification.
