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Search for Affordable Housing
Free assistance to use NYC's online housing lottery system - Housing Connect 2.0.  We can help with setting up your new profile, submitting applications, and following up throughout the process. And we can do it all with you online or over the phone.

Creating Safe and Affordable Housing 

for New York City’s LGBTQ+ Seniors

through a methodical and evidence-based strategy

Logo for Stonewall CDC - a 501(c)3 non-profit organization working towards more supportive & affordable housing for New York City’s LGBTQ seniors. Serving Manhattan, Brooklyn, the Bronx, Queens, and Staten Island.
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A virtual community that connects LGBTQ+ seniors to resources, support, new knowledge, and each other. 

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Welcome to our housing laboratories!

Join our online Brain Trust Innovation Hub and follow our progress as we work with commercial, nonprofit, and government real estate people to develop new ways of creating affordable housing for LGBTQ+ seniors.

Building the LGBTQ+ Senior Housing Market Profile

The Stonewall Bridge Survey

Please take our survey on the planning you have or have not done and what you think your needs might be as you age. It's anonymous and pretty much guaranteed to get you thinking.

 

You will help us design The Stonewall Bridge to be an innovative and responsive home care program for LGBTQ older adults.

 

Read about the program and take the survey 

 

CLICK HERE 

 

Read About the Housing & Health Programs

we have in development

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THE ISSUE

THE BIG IDEA

We are exploring all models of development including: mixed-use, mixed-income and cross-subsidies, apartment sharing, co-living and micro design, tenant defense, and aging in place support, in order to be able to create affordable living situations for a wide spectrum of income levels in the neighborhoods where people are already living – allowing them to age in place with dignity.

LGBTQ+ elders face a number of challenges beyond those of the general elder population.

 

They are more likely to:

• lack support networks

• lack family

• live in poverty

• experience discrimination in housing and health care delivery

So what can I do about it? 

SIgn up and learn.

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