ACHIEVEMENTS

OUR

RESULTS DRIVEN

312

families organized at 8 severely distressed buildings. The buildings were enrolled in HPD's enforcement programs resulting in the rehabilitation and capital building-wide repairs successfully made through the program.

2,800

families living in City-owned buildings (TIL & ANCP) now have the right to succession .

1,046

69 $3.9M

867 $65M

7,000+

Families Serviced

7,570

Families Assisted

Demystifying Housing Conference

Legal Services

139

Legal Workshops Conducted

- Assisted 1,179 Families

257

Legal Clinic Sessions

One-on-one

- Assisted 1,804 Families

Tenant Organizing

Landlord Owes Tenant $112,000

Impacted Legislation

Top Rated

Non Profit

SUCCESS Stories

Brooklyn mother fights for

CANARSIE, Brooklyn — Canarsie mom Michaela Bell says she worries for the safety of her two toddlers. She waited seven months in a city shelter to be transferred to an apartment on L Avenue she feels us unsafe for her kids. "It's like an obstacle course of problems. There are no window guards," said Bell.

She has a 3-year-old daughter with autism and a 1-year-old boy.

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transfer out of unsafe apartments

Fire victim's return

Families successfully returned to their rent stabilized apartments paying the same amount of rent after vicious electrical fires forced the 49 families to become homeless.

after years in litigation