Jericho Project, a nationally-acclaimed nonprofit leader ending homelessness at its roots, has been named an Official Charity Partner of the 2017 TCS New York City Marathon 2017.
News 12 Bronx did a segment on New York City’s First Lady Chirlane McCray and Department of Veterans Services Commissioner Loree Sutton as they visited our veterans’ residence, Kingsbridge Terrace, and met some of the formerly homeless veterans who reside there.
Supportive housing is the most effective way to end homelessness. Watch Jericho Project’s Deputy Chief of Programs and Clinical Practices, Adriana Rodriguez, discuss Jericho Project’s implementation of supportive housing on this Bronx Talk news segment from March 20th!
Originally published in ThinkProgress. Bryce Covert March 16, 2018 Carla Parsi has lived in New York City’s East River Houses public housing project for five years. From the moment she moved in, she didn’t want to stay. “When I moved in and saw what this place was like… I stopped unpacking and I kept telling[…..]
This article was originally published in ThinkProgress. Bryce Covert Mar 13, 2017 Trump’s surprise cuts will only make things worse in a city that already has a housing crisis. In a surprise move, New York City’s public housing authority received a letter from the Trump administration last week informing it that its federal funding will be[…..]
NEW YORK, NY (PRWEB) FEBRUARY 14, 2017 Original Article Jericho Project, a nationally-acclaimed nonprofit ending homelessness at its roots, will convene over 350 passionate supporters for its March 2nd “Celebrate! Charity & Casino Night” at 404 NYC on Tenth Avenue in Manhattan. A key focus for the event is Walton House, Jericho’s eighth and largest[…..]
Jericho Project’s First Annual Day of Action was a huge success! Watch it in action with News 12 Bronx’s coverage of the holiday volunteer projects going on at supportive housing residence Kingsbridge Terrace, one of our eight participating sites in NYC.
Jericho Project’s First Annual Day of Action is this Friday, December 2nd! With over 10 supporting partners and 250 volunteers, this city-wide day of service will raise funds and awareness for homelessness in New York City and its very effective solution: supportive housing.
BRINGING AWARENESS TO LOCAL ISSUES, AND CONNECTING VOLUNTEERS WITH OPPORTUNITIES TO MAKE A DIFFERENCE. WFUV is supported by a community of smart, curious, caring people.This fall, WFUV’s Strike a Chord campaign turns its attention to veterans returning home. The road to reintegration can be difficult for veterans. They’re spotlighting organizations that help vets readjust to[…..]
Volunteers across New York City to give back at start of holiday season. Our Day of Action will give New Yorkers a way to tackle the crisis of homelessness head-on and give back to our beloved city, — Tori Lyon, CEO of Jericho Project. NEW YORK, NY (PRWEB) OCTOBER 20, 2016 Jericho Project, a 33-year[…..]
Due to growing concerns over the coronavirus (COVID-19), and with the well-being of attendees, partners and staff, Jericho Project is rescheduling our annual Celebrate!2020 Gala on