Using the 7 Principles of Afrocentricity to Frame S:US Programs and Services
As a service provider, S:US is responsible for utilizing effective ways to take care of BIPOC people (more than 90% of the people they serve) who are living with different abilities. Learn about how t...
Consumer Perspectives: Housing is Essential for Recovery
They have each overcome many obstacles in their lives and made progress in achieving stability. Learn why housing is essential for recovery and read their messages to others experiencing similar chall...
A Family’s Recovery Journey
Kristin was homeless and living on the streets of New York City for two years before moving into a shelter and becoming sober. Now she and her family are thriving in S:US supportive housing.
S:US’ Community Fridge Project: Cultivating Social Justice and Health Equity in Our Community
Each week people supported by S:US volunteer to pack, unpack and re-pack food items, clean, organize food and non-perishable donations so that neighbors and people in the community can have access to ...
Alafia Groundbreaking Media Coverage
The initial $373 million phase will create 576 affordable homes, a new 15,000-square-foot outpatient medical clinic, and 7,000 square feet of ground floor retail space. 136 supportive apartments are r...