Improving the lives of NYC’s women and children for over 40 years
Win provides safe housing and critical services to help homeless women and their children rebuild their lives and break the cycle of homelessness.
Last year, Win served over 12,400 people
Win CEO @ChrisCQuinn joined @NY1’s The Rush Hour with @AnnikaPergament to discuss Mayor Adams’ veto of the City Council’s anti-rent hike bill. The bill would have stopped a planned increase in rent contributions for CityFHEPS families, from 30% to 40%.
Keeping rent affordable is essential to preventing family homelessness and helping New Yorkers stay housed. CityFHEPS remains one of the most effective tools to help families move from shelter into stable, permanent homes.
On @CBSNews, a resident of Win’s Supportive Housing shared how the shutdown and delayed SNAP benefits put food security at risk. Wendy’s story is a powerful reminder that federal action to protect food support is vital for NYers striving to make ends meet.
NYC is experiencing its worst housing shortage in half a century. Tonight’s episode of @CNN’s The Whole Story with @AndersonCooper made clear what that means for thousands of families and youth fighting to stay housed. #CNNTheHiddenHomeless
At Win, we will continue advocating for bold housing solutions and stronger safety nets that keep families and youth stably housed — because every New Yorker deserves a safe place to call home. #BreakingTheCycle