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At HELP Home Simpson, supportive housing means more than having a place to live. It means having independence, support, and the opportunity to move forward.

For Robert, moving into his own apartment meant having a place to call home while rebuilding relationships with his children and grandchildren.

“It’s a blessing,” he shared. “I got my own key now. I can cook my own food and come and go as I please.”

That sense of stability is what Fallon Torres, Director at HELP Home Simpson, and her team work to create every day.

“We try our best to make residents feel at home and provide hope and an opportunity for them to thrive,” Fallon said. “Any small step should be a victory.”

After everything he’s been through, Aaron describes living at HELP Woodycrest Apartments as “a beautiful thing.”

Developed by HELP Development Corp. with on-site supportive services provided by HELP USA, residents at Woodycrest have a stable place to live and the support to move forward.

“Supportive housing has been great for me. It’s just getting better and better every day that I live here.”

A stable home matters, but ongoing support is what helps people move forward.

At HELP ONE and Park Place, developed by HELP Development Corp. for families in need of affordable and supportive housing, that support is built in from the start.

Kimberly Martinez, an Early Childhood Clinician, supports families as they adjust, work through challenges, and find stability, all while pursuing her MSW.

“Supportive housing is important because when people are transitioning from shelter to independent living, they still need support. When a crisis happens, having someone they can go to for help makes a big difference.”

For 40 years, HELP USA has worked alongside individuals and families facing homelessness, expanding access to housing and long-term stability.

On June 3, we’re bringing that work together at HELP Heroes Night.

Join us at Tribeca 360 for an evening with leaders across sectors committed to expanding access to safe, stable housing.

Tickets and sponsorships are now available: https://www.helpusa.org/event/hhn2026/

“Our goal is that every woman who walks in is treated with dignity and respect.” –Dan Lehman, President & CEO, HELP USA

Now open in East New York, HELP Women’s Center offers 200 beds and on-site services within a purpose-built space designed to support women from the moment they arrive.

Learn more on News 12 Brooklyn: https://brooklyn.news12.com/new-east-new-york-facility-helps-unhoused-women-find-safe-housing

New East New York facility helps unhoused women find safe housing The city's Department of Social Services partnered with HELP USA to make the purpose-built facility a reality.

Residents and their families came together at HELP ONE for a day in the community room, with games, crafts, food, an Easter egg hunt, and a visit from Benny the Bunny.

This is what supportive housing looks like. Not just a place to live, but a space to come together, spend time with friends and family, and build a sense of community.