The Health & Housing Consortium

Uniting New York City’s healthcare, housing, and homeless services systems to better serve New Yorkers in need.

Our Work

New Yorkers with both health and housing needs often cycle between hospitals, shelters, and the street.

Yet the city’s healthcare, homeless services, and housing systems lack the coordination, training, and resources to provide better care.

The Consortium is bridging these divides to improve outcomes for all.

Trainings

Strengthening NYC’s healthcare & housing workforces with first-rate trainings and resources

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Collaboration

Connecting people across healthcare & housing to break down barriers and address challenges

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Advocacy

Reforming the systems to improve outcomes for New Yorkers with unmet health and housing needs

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Featured Events

16th Annual Health & Housing Convening

Please join the Health & Housing Consortium's 16th Annual Health & Housing Convening on Thursday, October 29, 2026 at NYU Langone Health - Tisch Hospital. This full-day event unites stakeholders from healthcare, housing, social services, and government sectors to explore multi-sector policies and collaborative strategies aimed at advancing health equity and housing stability across New York City. Attendees will have opportunities to learn, ask questions, share insights, and connect with colleagues across the healthcare, housing, and homeless services sectors.
Tickets include access to the full event, including breakfast, lunch, and a networking happy hour.

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Training: Implementing Trauma-Informed Care in Case Management

Please join Julia Di Giacomo, DSW(c), LCSW, SIFU, EMDR therapist, in this 2-hour training, which aims to inform how to apply trauma-informed principles to case management services to improve the outcomes of service delivery. This training will provide examples of core case management functions through case conceptualization and case vignettes and will allow participants to identify and practice applying trauma-informed principles and approaches as opposed to trauma-reactive responses.

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Training: Multi-Disciplinary Coordination for People with Complex Needs

People with complex needs often face overlapping medical, behavioral health, housing, and social challenges that no single provider or system can address alone. This training on 10/22 at 10am-11:30am explores how these needs, combined with barriers to accessing services, require a coordinated response. Attendees will learn strategies to strengthen collaboration across healthcare, housing, and homeless services, build multidisciplinary teams, and develop shared, person-centered plans that reduce gaps in care and support continuity of services.

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