OCMS - Residential

This report is faxed and emailed every Wednesday afternoon by Valerie Flanagan, SPOA Administrative Assistant. Please contact her for updates or to be added to the distribution list. She can be reached by phone at 315.472.7363 ext. 153 or by email at vflanagan@ocmsinc.org.

Full – Accepting new referrals

Crossroads:
9 Male Vacancies – Accepting new referrals

Chadwick Residence
Congregate Residence:
1 Woman & Child(ren), 3 singles – Accepting new referrals

Support Apartments:
1 - one bedroom, 2 – two bedrooms, 1 - three bedroom – Accepting new referrals

Apartment Treatment Program:
2 Vacancies Male or Female – Accepting new referrals

Supervised Community Residence:
2 Shared Male Vacancies – Accepting new referrals

State Street Apartments:
1 Female Vacancy – Accepting new referrals

Booth House:
10 Vacancies, Male or Female – Accepting new referrals

TAPC (Parenting Center):
5 Female Vacancies – Accepting new referrals

TILP:
Full – Accepting new referrals

Barnabus House:
1 Female Vacancy – Accepting new referrals

Family Care:
Full – Accepting new referrals

Intensive Apartment Program:
2 Vacancies – Accepting new referrals

Supervised Community Residence:
1 Male Vacancy – Accepting new referrals

Service Enriched Single Room Occupancy (SRO):
** Must be HUD Homeless

**Gateway
2 Vacancies – Accepting new referrals

Genesee Street
Full – Accepting new referrals

**Homestead
1 Vacancy – Accepting new referrals

The Hawthorn
Full – Accepting new referrals

Recovery Permanent Supported Housing Program I:
1 Vacancy – Accepting new referrals

Recovery Permanent Supported Housing Program II:
Full – Accepting new referrals

Supervised Community Residence:
Full – Accepting new referrals

Intensive Supportive Apartment:
1 (Shared) Female and 1 Single, Male or Female – Accepting new referrals

Women's Transitional Residence:
No Vacancies – Permanent
1 Vacancy – Transitional

Kalets
3 Vacancies, Male or Female - Accepting new referrals

Updated: February 17, 2012

Provides comprehensive case management services for disabled and non-disabled men, women, and families who are homeless in the Syracuse and Onondaga County community.

CUCS’ mission is to end homelessness for as many people as possible and to provide opportunities for low income individuals and families, particularly those living with disabling conditions, to be productive members of the community.

Represents over 193 nonprofit organizations that develop and operate supportive housing across the state. With offices in New York City and Albany, the Network is the only supportive housing membership organization in New York State.