State of New York

Runaway and Homeless Youth Programs

Contact information for agencies certified by the State of New York to provide emergency shelter and independent living skills programs for runaway and homeless youth. Each record includes the agency's business name, address, phone number, and website.

Example records
Namelegal entityCityaddressStateaddressZIP CodeaddressStreet AddressaddressPhonephone numberWebsitewebsitePhone Extensionphone numberCrisis ShelterclassificationTransition Independent Living ProgramclassificationInterim FamilyclassificationSupported Residenceclassification
Chautauqua Opportunities, Inc.DunkirkNew York1404817 W. Courtney Street(716)366-3333https://www.chautauquaopportunities.com/1111YYNY
Hope for Youth, Inc.AmityvilleNew York11701201 Dixon Ave.(631)782-6501https://hfyny.orgYYNY
Integrated Community Alternatives Network, Inc.UticaNew York13501310 Main Street(315)792-9039https://ican.family/NYNN
Use cases

Nonprofit Vendor Verification for Grant Disbursement

A foundation or government grant administrator onboarding a new nonprofit partner cross-references the agency name, address, and website against state certification records to confirm the organization is a recognized provider before releasing funds.

NameStreet AddressZIP CodeWebsiteCrisis Shelter

Geographic Coverage Gap Analysis for Social Services Expansion

A social services technology company evaluating market entry into underserved regions uses coordinate data and program-type flags to identify counties where no certified crisis shelter or transitional housing provider currently operates, informing where a new platform or partnership would have the most impact.

GeoreferenceCityZIP CodeCrisis ShelterTransition Independent Living Program

Insurance Underwriting for Nonprofit Liability Policies

A commercial insurer underwriting a general liability or professional liability policy for a youth-serving nonprofit uses the program classification flags to assess operational scope, since agencies running crisis shelters carry different risk profiles than those offering supported residence or interim family placements.

NameCrisis ShelterInterim FamilySupported ResidenceGroup Residence
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