The HFH team was proud to take part in the National Women's Shelter Network (NWSN) conference, contributing to critical discussions on shelter models and education. Executive Director John Greenwood moderated the "From Shelter to Stability" panel, where leaders in the field shared innovative,
This gallery features photos taken by campers during the 2024 HFH Summer Camps season. Inspired by volunteer Daniel Friedland—who’s continuing the family tradition of his older siblings volunteering at camp—this project gave campers a chance to capture camp through their own lens. Enjoy!
“I want to make [the residents] feel welcome by making them comfortable—being on top of things and making sure their unit is good,” said Hulberto “Bert” Martinez, Building Operations Manager at Island Family Residence. “I feel like that gives them a little push so they can keep moving forward in their
The holiday season at HFH Family Residences was a time for connection and celebration, as families and staff came together for festive gatherings. From crafts and tasty treats to shared meals and visits from Santa, here’s how the HFH community marked the season.
This Thanksgiving, families across HFH Family Residences came together to share meals, create festive crafts, and celebrate their cultures and traditions. Here’s a look at how they celebrated! The Culinary Team at Allie’s Place Center for Culinary Education & Employment made a carefully crafted Thanksgiving
“I always wanted to help people—that’s what I knew my career would be,” said Tiffany Diaz, Case Manager at Allie’s Place Family Residence. Tiffany joined HFH two years ago after graduating with a bachelor’s degree in psychology from Iona College. She was referred by a family friend who thought the organization
This autumn, HFH Family Residences were alive with seasonal festivities, from Halloween to Día de Los Muertos. Here’s a look at how the HFH community came together to celebrate! Thanks to
Williamsbridge Family Residence transformed into a wicked wonderland this Halloween, thanks to longtime partner Knock Knock Give A Sock, who collaborated with Lev Capital. Families arrived at the Halloween Carnival in costume, eager to dive into an evening filled with spooky stations
HFH recently hosted a Partner Recognition Luncheon to honor several of our valued community partners, including NYPD Community Affairs, Together Hospitality, Old Navy, Alston & Bird, Trinity Baptist Church, Stifel Financial, and the Soundview branch of the New York Public Library. Guests enjoyed an expertly crafted and delicious lunch, showcasing the skills of students,
Middle Eastern restaurant NAYA celebrated the grand opening of its Upper East Side location by donating proceeds from a 50% off promotion to support Allie’s Place Center for Culinary Education & Employment. The funds will support HFH’s culinary job-training program, which prepares adults for careers in the food industry. Along with the donation, NAYA