Mayor Eric Adams on Monday launched “Project Home,” a pilot program aimed at providing domestic violence survivors with children living in homeless shelters more assistance in securing permanent housing, while also instituting policy changes allowing them to access supportive and affordable housing units.
The mayor, during a City Hall news conference on Monday morning, said Project Home would provide 100 domestic violence survivor families with children help in quickly securing permanent housing using housing vouchers issued under the CityFHEPS program.
