St. Paul’s Center is a not-for-profit organization dedicated to providing housing and support services to women and their children who are facing homelessness in New York’s Capital Region. Focused on the social services sector, the center offers a safe and secure environment for families as they rebuild their lives after experiencing housing instability or domestic violence. With a strong emphasis on empowerment and long-term success, the center provides personalized case management, life skills coaching, and access to community resources.

St. Paul’s Center is recognized for its culturally sensitive and trauma-informed approach, ensuring that individuals from diverse backgrounds feel supported and respected. The organization also operates transitional housing programs that help families move from crisis situations toward permanent stability. Deeply rooted in community involvement, St. Paul’s Center collaborates with local agencies, volunteers, and faith-based organizations to broaden its impact and offer comprehensive care to those in need. Each program is designed with the goal of fostering independence, confidence, and hope for a better future.

Key Services:

– Emergency shelter for women and children facing homelessness
– Transitional housing programs to support long-term stability
– Individualized case management and support planning
– Life skills workshops and parenting education
– Referrals to medical, mental health, and employment services
– Advocacy and assistance in accessing permanent housing
– Trauma-informed care and culturally sensitive services
– Collaboration with community partners and local service providers