Joseph A Fogarty Apartments

The Newburgh Housing Authority (NHA) is a fiscally sound agency in Newburgh, NY, dedicated to providing safe, decent, and affordable high-quality housing to its residents. With a mission to foster housing opportunities and independence, NHA aims to build strong relationships with its residents and community partners, while creating diverse communities. Committed to its vision, NHA strives to be a catalyst for the development of housing options, ensuring that individuals and families have access to secure and comfortable homes. Through its dedicated Board of Commissioners and Executive Director, NHA works towards its goal of offering housing solutions that meet the needs of the community it serves.Generated from the website

About Safe Harbors Safe Harbors of the Hudson was incorporated as non-profit in 2000 with the mission of transforming lives and building communities through housing and the arts. We believe all housing must first and foremost strive to treat all tenants with dignity and respect. Through a grant from the New York State Office of Temporary Disability and Assistance, Safe Harbors purchased in 2002 what was once known as the Hotel Newburgh and began transforming it into safe and attractive supportive housing. With tenants in place, Safe Harbors began making immediate positive changes to the lives of the residents. We are housing the formerly homeless, those with a mental health diagnosis, low-income working adults and artists needing affordable live/work space. In 2004 Safe Harbors received Newburgh's largest tax credit award in their history and began a 21 million dollar construction job to bring the largest economic gift to downtown Newburgh. Completed in 2006, the Cornerstone Residence provides 128 apartments, art studio workspace, an art gallery, community space, and commercial space. Numerous community leaders joined in the celebratory ribbon-cutting on Dec. 1, 2006.

Community Housing Innovations (CHI) is a non-profit organization founded in 1991, serving Westchester, Long Island, Hudson Valley, and New York City. Their mission is to provide housing and human services that support social and economic independence, offering emergency shelters, transitional and supportive housing, permanent housing, homeownership programs, foreclosure prevention counseling, eviction prevention services, and financial literacy education. CHI aims to break the cycle of poverty by ensuring that all families and individuals have access to quality, affordable housing and the opportunity for upward mobility. They believe that stable housing is the foundation for a prosperous life and work towards ending generational poverty through their various programs and services.Generated from the website