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Loeb House Inc. is a licensed provider of residential services in Rockland County, NY, offering safe and supportive housing for individuals with special housing and service needs. With a mission to provide a secure living environment for all, regardless of disability, Loeb House has been serving the community since 1982. They offer treatment residential services for individuals with serious mental illness, addiction, or chronic medical conditions, providing a range of housing opportunities, including congregate treatment, treatment apartments, supportive housing, and respite care. Through management contracts with Joseph's Home and Rockland Homes for Heroes, Loeb House provides special needs housing for individuals and their families in need of treatment, supervision, support services, and case management. Their transitional treatment housing programs offer a safe space for individuals to develop the necessary skills to live independently, with 68 licensed beds spread across various locations in Rockland County. Additionally, Loeb House provides contract management services and administrative oversight to ensure the provision of special needs housing to homeless veterans and special needs individuals throughout the county.Generated from the website

Urban Pathways is a nonprofit organization based in Bronx, NY, dedicated to providing stable housing and essential services to individuals in need. Their commitment to the Housing First approach acknowledges the significance of secure homes in enabling individuals to pursue and achieve their goals. Through a range of programs such as Street Solutions, Case Management, Housing Support, Employment Assistance, Advocacy, and Health & Wellness initiatives, Urban Pathways offers personalized services to empower individuals on their journey towards a brighter future. Their Total Wellness Program emphasizes holistic health promotion to ensure the well-being of the individuals they serve. One of their notable projects, The Residences at 162nd Street, has been operating since January 2017, providing 55 units for adults formerly experiencing homelessness with mental illness, and 31 units for low-income seniors. Urban Pathways' dedication to combatting homelessness through housing and support services reflects their ongoing mission to create thriving communities and ensure everyone has a place to call home. Generated from the website content