Homeless Action Committee
- 393 N Pearl St Albany New York 12207 United States
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Homeless Action Committee is a grassroots social services organization dedicated to serving individuals experiencing homelessness in Albany, New York. Focused on street outreach and housing-first solutions, the organization prioritizes building relationships with chronically homeless individuals through consistent, compassionate engagement. Its core mission is to reduce homelessness by addressing both immediate needs—such as food, shelter, and clothing—and long-term goals like stable housing and supportive services. The committee operates an outreach van that delivers essentials and builds trust with those living on the streets.
A standout feature is their commitment to the Housing First model, which connects individuals to permanent housing without preconditions such as sobriety or treatment compliance. This approach is enhanced by ongoing case management to ensure participants maintain stability. Homeless Action Committee actively collaborates with local service providers, community groups, and public agencies to ensure comprehensive and coordinated care. Additionally, it advocates for systemic solutions to homelessness and works to raise awareness throughout the broader community. Their culturally sensitive and person-centered approach underscores a deep respect for the dignity and autonomy of every individual they serve.
Key Services:
– Street outreach for individuals experiencing homelessness
– Daily delivery of food, water, and basic supplies via outreach van
– Housing First program to rapidly rehouse chronically homeless individuals
– Intensive case management and supportive housing services
– Advocacy for housing policy and systemic change
– Coordination with local health, mental health, and social support providers
– Community education and awareness campaigns on homelessness issues
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Contact Info
- 393 N Pearl St, Albany, New York, 12207, United States
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Phone: (518) 426-0554
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