Creating Family Supportive Housing

by Kate M. Kelly on September 25, 2012 · 0 comments

“Building Futures” Report Released

Creating Family Supportive Housing in New York CityThe Supportive Housing Network of New York (the Network) has co-authored a new report on the financing options, development barriers and overall challenges associated with family development in New York City.

The paper, “Building Futures: Creating More Family Supportive Housing in New York City,” reflects the key issues explored at a series of panel discussions held in 2011 by the Network, Enterprise Community Partners and the Corporation for Supportive Housing ().

“Building Futures” offers a number of solutions to the current dearth of family supportive housing in New York City and follows a recent announcement from the City that it intends to double its annual supportive housing production from 500 to 1,000 units.

We hope the policy solutions outlined in this paper will help jump-start the development of family supportive housing across New York City as well as in NJ.

Click here to download the report.

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Kate Kelly joined Monarch Housing Associates in March of 2011. Prior to that, she worked for seven years at the Partnership for Strong Communities in Hartford, Connecticut as the Reaching Home Campaign Manager. Managing the statewide effort to end long-term homelessness, Kate effectively implemented statewide advocacy campaigns to fund over 700 new supportive housing units for individuals and families. She has experience directing fundraising events and presenting federal and state conferences. At the Partnership, she educated state and federal legislators and staff about supportive housing homelessness issues and advocated for new funding sources. She has also developed public forums that led to formal policy recommendations and educated local constituencies such as policymakers, legislators and funders. Ms. Kelly received her B.A. in government from the University of Notre Dame and an M.S.W from the University of Connecticut School of Social Work. Click here to send Ms. Kelly an email.

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