Category: News

The month-long observance in June promotes the rich culture and heritage of the Caribbean-American people and their contribution to the U.S. »

“[S:US’ Alafia] has saved me,” Randy shared. “It gave me my first apartment. I was ecstatic about it. I’m grateful.” »

At S:US, we've set our own goal of creating 2,000 new homes each year, backed by the 100 residential buildings we already have across the five boroughs. »

There are currently about 12 million people in the United States with Post-traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD). Even though PTSD treatments work, most people who have PTSD don't get… »

S:US will participate in the NYC Pride March on Sunday, June 28! We are excited to come together as an organization to support our colleagues and people served… »

S:US participants explored art and inclusion at The Jewish Museum. Their creativity and joy shined through as many experienced their first museum visit—and can’t wait to return! »

Food insecurity continues to affect far too many of our neighbors, and more than half of the people we serve face challenges accessing consistent, healthy food. »

After nine years of substance use and homelessness, Michael found a path towards stability with Services for the UnderServed and is continuing his recovery journey. »

Cicely Cruz plays a pivotal role in expanding housing access, ensuring regulatory compliance, and driving operational strength across S:US. »

At the age of 25, Jaleel wanted to know what it would feel like to have a living space that was truly his own. S:US’ Alafia has given… »

With a safe home and renewed stability, Terry, at veteran, is moving forward and currently in the process of securing full-time employment. »

Nurses make a difference in our lives and in the lives of the people they support. This week and month are a time to honor the commitment, resilience, and… »