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
Yesterday, 150+ kids in Win shelters enjoyed a day of summer fun at our 2025 Camp Win Carnival — made possible by the incredible generosity and partnership of @Airbnb. Huge thanks to the Airbnb team for their unwavering commitment to Win families.
The carnival featured games, arts and crafts, face painting, and a magic show — creating unforgettable memories for our young clients. Thank you to Inside Park at St. Bart’s for welcoming us, and again to @Airbnb. We couldn’t do this without you!
NYC just opened the nation’s first publicly funded shelter for transgender and gender nonconforming people—a safe, supportive space for a community that faces high rates of homelessness and often avoids shelters due to mistreatment.
At @WINNYC_ORG, we know tailored support matters. Ace’s Place offers a trauma-informed, affirming environment for transgender and gender nonconforming New Yorkers—pairing shelter with services like job placement and housing support.
“If you want to address homelessness, you have to have services that target the communities who are homeless,” says Win CEO @ChrisCQuinn. She’s right. Ace’s Place could be a model for cities nationwide. We applaud @NYCDHS for making this possible.
#TBT to last week when Win CEO @ChrisCQuinn joined our Policy team in Staten Island to defend supportive housing — a proven solution to ending family homelessness. Let’s keep the momentum going and urge @RepNicole @NMalliotakis to prevent cuts to this life-saving program!
Today is Hands Off Housing Day! @WINNYC_ORG urges @RepNicole to prevent cuts to supportive housing!It is a an effective way to end family homelessness! #supportivehousing #homelessness #homeless #HIVAIDS