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The Institute for Community Living (ICL) in New York City is dedicated to helping children, adults, and families from diverse backgrounds and ages who are living with serious mental illness, substance use disorder, and developmental disabilities achieve greater health and independence. They offer a range of services including housing, treatment, coordinated care, and support for children and families, with a focus on addressing both behavioral and physical health needs as well as social determinants of health. ICL's philosophy centers on the belief that every individual has the ability and right to lead a full and productive life, and they are committed to standing by their clients every step of the way on their journey towards improved well-being. Through their innovative whole health approach and the ICL Hope Center, they provide a lifeline for those seeking support and resources to lead a better life. Generated from the website

CCM-Rico's Place in Brooklyn, NY, is a specialized supportive housing residence established in 1999 for families affected by AIDS, offering 14 units for those referred by New York State Division of AIDS Services and the NYC Department of Homeless Services. Named after a beloved staff member who passed away from AIDS, Rico's Place goes beyond providing a home by offering stabilization, medication, healthcare, employment assistance, and other services to help residents with AIDS lead independent and fulfilling lives.Generated from the website