Concern for Independent Living is a nonprofit organization dedicated to providing housing and supportive services to individuals and families who are experiencing or at risk of homelessness, living with mental health challenges, or facing other life barriers. Operating primarily in New York, the organization focuses on promoting recovery, dignity, and community integration through a person-centered approach. Through its permanent, transitional, and supportive housing programs, Concern ensures that clients have access to safe, affordable homes along with the resources necessary to achieve stability and self-sufficiency.

The organization offers a continuum of care that combines case management, vocational training, mental health support, and life skills development. Concern also collaborates with government agencies and community partners to develop innovative housing models and evidence-based practices tailored to the specific needs of vulnerable populations. What sets Concern apart is its commitment to helping individuals transition from institutional settings into the community with dignity and independence. With an emphasis on recovery and empowerment, Concern for Independent Living plays a vital role in strengthening communities and improving quality of life for thousands across Long Island and New York City.

Key Services:

– Supportive housing for individuals with mental health challenges
– Transitional and permanent housing for formerly homeless individuals and families
– Case management and individualized service planning
– Life skills training and recovery-oriented support
– Mental health and substance use support services
– Vocational training and employment readiness programs
– Housing placement assistance and advocacy
– Community integration and peer support services