Community Counseling and Mediation (CCM) developed and now operates four Brooklyn residential buildings with 206 units. All have supported housing programs for individuals and families who are homeless and may have HIV and/or a behavioral health condition. Services include case management, skills building, wellness services, and linkage to community services. These residences also provide affordable housing for low-income New Yorkers.
CCM is currently developing two additional buildings—Jean’s Place with 130 units and Jackson’s Place with 64 units—that have supportive housing for homeless New Yorkers and affordable housing for community residents.
Rico’s Place
CCM’s Rico’s Place, provides specialized supportive housing for families that have at least one member who is living with HIV/AIDS.
Georgia’s Place
CCM’s Georgia’s Place is a permanent supportive housing facility for formerly homeless individuals, with a preference for the elderly.
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Ruby’s Place
CCM Ruby’s Place is a 72-unit residential building that opened in 2015, and provides supportive permanent housing to 60 homeless people with serious mental illness and/or substance use issues.
Beverly’s Place
CCM’s Beverly’s Place offers 72-units of permanent housing for individuals and families.
Jean’s Place
(Under development)
Located at 485-515 Van Sinderen Avenue in Brooklyn Community Board 5, Jean’s Place is a permanent supportive housing facility for formerly homeless individuals, with a preference for the elderly.
