Broadway Housing Communities 10 Fort Washington Avenue New York, NY 10032	$30,000 Contact: Ellen Baxter 212-568-2030 x207
Project: Dorothy Day Apartments Broadway Housing Communities is the lead sponsor in the development of the Dorothy Day Apartments, which opened in January 2003. A grant from the FAR Fund will be used to support the Broadway Housing Communities after school programs, tutoring, and the technology learning center.

Center for Urban Community Services 120 Wall Street (25th Floor) New York, NY 10005	$30,000 Contact: Tony Hannigan 212-801-3313
Project: Social Services at the Dorothy Day Apartments The Center for Urban Community Services (CUCS) promotes services for homeless and low-income individuals. The FAR Fund grant will enable CUCS to provide support groups, after school activities, and cultural, arts and educational classes to the residents of Dorothy Day Apartments as well as to members of the community.

Coalition on Homeless Policies and Services 225 West 34th Street, Suite 808 New York, NY 10122

$25,000 Contact: Lauren Bholai-Pareti 212-268-0939

Project: Task Force on Housing and Services for Families The Coalition on Homeless Policies and Services represents 58 nonprofit service providers of emergency and transitional housing to homeless New Yorkers. The Task Force on Housing and Services for Families is a coalition of service providers and advocates who seek to promote supportive housing for families. A grant from the FAR Fund will support the work of the Task Force.

Common Ground 505 Eight Avenue, 15th Floor New York, NY 10018	$25,000 Contact: Rosanne Haggerty 212-471-0800 x2866
Project Title: Planning Grant for Supportive Housing Common Ground, a nonprofit housing and community development organization created in 1990, is the largest developer of supportive housing in New York City. A grant from the FAR Fund will support the initial planning phase of the project to develop a model of permanent housing and services.

New Destiny Housing Corporation 1140 Broadway, Suite 10021 New York, NY 10001

$25,000 Contact: Carol Corden 646-472-0262

Project Title: New Destiny Housing Initiative New Destiny was established in 1994 to develop and manage emergency, transitional and permanent housing citywide for special needs populations with emphasis on victims of domestic violence. With support from the FAR Fund, New Destiny will provide tenant services at two of its Brooklyn locations, Bridge Community and Bridge Towers. It will also provide training, technical assistance and advocacy for low-income domestic violence survivors seeking affordable permanent housing.

Sanctuary for Families P.O. Box 1406 Wall Street Station New York, NY 10268

$20,000 Contact: Laurel Eisner 212-349-6009

Project Title: Shelter Aftercare Housing Coalition Sanctuary for Families was founded in 1984 as a small network of safe houses providing emergency shelter for abused women and their children. Sanctuary for Families now offers a full spectrum of interconnected, culturally sensitive services, which empower the clients to establish independence and remain free from abuse. Support from the FAR Fund will allow Sanctuary for Families to hire a Housing Specialist to help expand the Housing Coalition of advocates and service providers from domestic violence shelters and also identify best practice models of intervention and prevention.

Supportive Housing Network of New York 475 Riverside Drive, Suite 250 New York, NY 10115	$25,000 Contact: Maureen Friar 212-870-3334
Project: Task Force on Housing and Services for Families The Supportive Housing Network of New York (SHNNY) represents 150 service providers of supportive housing in New York State. A grant from the FAR Fund to SHNNY will support the Task Force on Housing and Services for Families work advocating for supportive housing for families.