The Health & Housing Consortium

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

Featured Events

  • Training: Basics of Hepatitis C

    Hepatitis C is caused by a virus that can damage the liver, leading to cirrhosis, liver failure, and even liver cancer. People who share equipment to inject drugs and/or hormones and steroids are at a higher risk of infection. While there is no vaccine, important steps can be taken to minimize risk and provide a cure. Please join the team at the Hepatitis C Mentor and Support Group (HCMSG) for an introduction to the Basics of Hepatitis C.

  • Training: Health-Harming Housing and Tactics to Assist Patients in Obtaining Healthier Homes

    NYLAG's LegalHealth division will provide information on how to assist tenants in receiving much needed repairs in their apartment, which can lead to improvements in their overall health. The training is led by Senior Staff Attorney, Joseph Schofield, who leads the divisions Health Homes Project.

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

  • Collaboration

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

  • Advocacy

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

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