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Covenant House New York is committed to the life-saving work of serving youth experiencing homelessness, and never has this commitment been stronger than during the current COVID-19 outbreak. Our shelter and services are critical at this time, and we are doing everything we can to ensure the health and safety of all residents and staff who remain onsite. We remain committed to providing the high-quality housing and support services we are known for, and are following recommendations set forth by the CDC while continuing to monitor the emerging situation. Our doors remain open – 24 hours a day, 7 days a week – for young people experiencing homelessness.
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2,500+ Youth Reached with 1,451 served in residential programs.
Learn More300+ Young People advanced their education and/or career goals through CovWorks
Learn More1,300+ Young People received vital medical care at our Health and Wellness Center
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Dear Covenant House New York Community, We would like to express our sincere concern for and solidarity with all communities affected by the recent COVID-19 pandemic. We at Covenant House New York are grateful for the thoughtful responses of our …
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Another one of our new Bronx sites opened on Avenue St. Johns in August! This site will serve as transitional housing as part of our R.O.P. program for mothers and children as well as single females. The complex is essentially …
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This year’s Night of Broadway Stars was an incredible success! On Monday, June 3, we held a gala to honor the incredible young people who have stayed at Covenant House New York and raise money to provide shelter and services …
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On May 20, eight young people from CHNY graduated from Delta’s Career Readiness Program. In January, Delta employees began mentoring young adults in workforce preparedness, focusing on basic workplace and interviewing skills. Over the last several months, youth have learned various …
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On Thursday, May 2, 2019, 100 women slept out to raise essential funds for Covenant House. They raised over $250,000 for young people experiencing homelessness! We’re so grateful to all of the incredible women on over 20 teams that supported …
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On Wednesday, April 24, we celebrated #TrueColorsDay! True Colors Day is hosted by True Colors United, an organization committed to implementing innovative solutions to LGBTQ youth homelessness. According to the True Colors Day website, “lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, and questioning …
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Molly, a chocolate Labrador retriever, has been visiting Covenant House New York for several months now. She is exceptionally good at her job: putting a smile on people’s faces. Molly responds to commands in both English and Spanish because her …
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On Tuesday, April 9, a former Covenant House New York resident, Cadet, performed at the Garden of Dreams: Bridge to Your Dreams talent show. Her performance of Nina Simone’s “Feeling Good” blew the entire audience away and brought everyone to …
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On Friday, March 22, 245 participants in the Sleep Out: Young Professional Edition raised over $500,000 for homeless youth. That’s over half a million dollars going to housing and supportive services for youth facing homelessness across the nation. Sleep outs …
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Last week, Rachel Brosnahan of the award-winning Amazon Prime original series Marvelous Mrs. Maizel came to CHNY! The actress came by our site to speak with young people currently staying at Covenant House and interview staff as well. Rachel spent …
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Every other month, CHNY holds an All-Youth Community Meeting (otherwise affectionately known as the Cov Killin’ It Awards). The purposes of these meetings is to bring the residents of Covenant House together in order to pass along information and celebrate …
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In January, human trafficking survivors from CHNY attended a breakfast honoring trafficking survivors of all ages and genders. The event was hosted by Traffick-Free NYC, The NYC Center for Faith and Community Partnerships, and the Mayor’s Office to End Domestic and …
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On January 3, the kids at Covenant House had quite an exciting afternoon: not only did they receive winter coats courtesy of United Healthcare, but Jamon Brown, guard for the New York Giants, delivered them in person! The United Healthcare …
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