Midtown hub for homeless New Yorkers to eat, rest could close after city ends contract
A 35-year program offering homeless New Yorkers a place to rest or eat for the night is likely shutting down this summer when the city plans to end its contract with the Midtown service provider, eliminating its main funding source.is catching the attention of local elected leaders who are urging Mayor Eric Adams to allow the space to remain open.
The four-story building that operates as a drop-in center for homeless New Yorkers to rest, eat or take a shower could close down June 30. The service has been located in the Midtown building since 2005. Monday, May 13, 2024“We can't figure out why the administration would want to cut a lifeline to so many vulnerable New Yorkers,” City Councilmember Carlina Rivera said.”They're really holistic in their approach.
Jermaine Burton, 33, said he was able to get a rental housing voucher after working with the staff at MainChance.
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