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About

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Mission

SHOUT is a supportive housing tenant—and applicant—driven organization demanding dignity and rights! SHOUT aims to shift the power between tenants and supporting housing providers in order to hold supportive housing providers accountable to the tenants and applicants they are intended to serve and to ensure supportive housing in NYC is truly supportive.

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Photo credit: NYC City Council

About SHOUT

SHOUT represents tenants and applicants from across New York City, including LGBTQ people, people with disabilities, people of color, seniors, people living with mental illness, domestic and gender based violence survivors, veterans, people with HIV/AIDS, people with a history of incarceration, individuals aging out of foster-care, individuals struggling with substance use, and low income people who are currently and formerly homeless and navigating supportive housing.

SHOUT is the first organizing group in New York City created by and for supportive housing tenants and applicants.

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SHOUT brings together members from a variety of groups, including:

About

Mission

About SHOUT

SHOUT is the first organizing group in New York City created by and for supportive housing tenants and applicants.

SHOUT brings together members from a variety of groups, including:

We do not include providers of Supportive Housing in our meetings.