URI NYC - Urban Resource Institute
- 75 Broad Street, Suite 505 New York, NY - 10004
- (646) 588-0030
- [email protected]
- Official Site
About This Shelter
Get Help
If you need help escaping domestic abuse or are a family in need of shelter call:
NYCs 24-hour Domestic Violence Hotline
800-621-4673
National Domestic Violence Hotline
800-787-3224
NYC Gay and Lesbian Anti-Violence Project
212-714-1141
New York City Information
311
In the event of an emergency
911
We provide shelter and safety for victims, their children, and pets. We operate emergency shelters to help and house survivors immediately following their escape from abuse and transitional shelters to provide survivors longer-term support while they look for permanent housing.
Our PALS (People and Animals Living Safely) program--the only program in New York City and one of the few nationally--allows survivors to co-shelter with their pets.
We help victims heal. Our counselors and social workers meet with clients one-on-one and in group settings to help them recover from emotional and physical trauma, build their confidence, and begin to envision a future that they control.
We foster stability and independence. URIs specialized programs provide survivors with the foundation they need to become self-sufficient and independent. We work with clients to find permanent housing; provide job-skills training; professional development opportunities; financial literacy education; and legal assistance to help resolve issues such as custody, immigration issues, and orders of protection.
If you need help escaping domestic abuse or are a family in need of shelter call:
NYCs 24-hour Domestic Violence Hotline
800-621-4673
National Domestic Violence Hotline
800-787-3224
NYC Gay and Lesbian Anti-Violence Project
212-714-1141
New York City Information
311
In the event of an emergency
911
We provide shelter and safety for victims, their children, and pets. We operate emergency shelters to help and house survivors immediately following their escape from abuse and transitional shelters to provide survivors longer-term support while they look for permanent housing.
Our PALS (People and Animals Living Safely) program--the only program in New York City and one of the few nationally--allows survivors to co-shelter with their pets.
We help victims heal. Our counselors and social workers meet with clients one-on-one and in group settings to help them recover from emotional and physical trauma, build their confidence, and begin to envision a future that they control.
We foster stability and independence. URIs specialized programs provide survivors with the foundation they need to become self-sufficient and independent. We work with clients to find permanent housing; provide job-skills training; professional development opportunities; financial literacy education; and legal assistance to help resolve issues such as custody, immigration issues, and orders of protection.
