Category: News
Couple Donates Car to Veteran in Need
Effie Huber and her husband donated their 2000 Honda CRV to Jose, a Veteran served by S:US. »
Small Steps Make A Big Difference
S:US participated in the Homeless Outreach Population Estimate (HOPE) annual count walk »
S:US Awarded $735,000 Grant
Grant will help improve accessibility of our consumers with physical disabilities, sight, hearing or mobile impairments across S:US' residential programs. »
S:US hires new Chief Operating Officer: Trish Marsik
Previously, Marsik worked as the Executive Director for the Mayor’s Task Force on Behavioral Health and the Criminal Justice System, and in multiple capacities at NYC DOHMH. »
S:US hires new Chief Development Officer: Stacey Weston
Weston will usher in a new era of enhanced and targeted fundraising to help sustain and grow the work of creating opportunities for vulnerable New Yorkers. »
It’s Time To #bFair2DirectCare
Our DSPs work tirelessly to ensure that individuals with developmental disabilities receive the care and assistance they need for their daily living. »
Marching to Raise Awareness Of Domestic Violence
On Sept. 26 S:US took part in a march to raise public awareness about the dangers of domestic violence and memorialize those who lost their lives to this… »
Fraternity Paint A Mural At Knickerbocker
We are grateful to members of the Alpha Phi Omega fraternity from NYU for starting to paint a mural at an S:US residence for formerly homeless veterans. »
S:US On World Smile Day!
S:US sends you a warm greeting on October 7, 2016 World Youth Day! »
S:US Goes Purple!
S:US staff get into the spirit of Domestic Violence Awareness Day by wearing purple to raise awareness of domestic violence in New York City. »
Join #NYCGoPurple
Did you know that domestic violence is one of the main causes of homelessness? S:US has a long history of helping survivors of domestic violence through our domestic… »
This Is Where I Want To Be
Carolyn J. spent several difficult months living in a Harlem shelter before she learned about an S:US supported housing building in the Bronx. She shared, “This has been… »