HIV/AIDS services and housing nonprofit fighting homelessness in NYC
Housing Works operates an integrated healthcare and housing model for homeless New Yorkers with HIV/AIDS, combining medical services (eClinicalWorks), case management, and thrift/bookstore social enterprises. The hiring acceleration and department mix—dominated by healthcare (28 roles) and operations (11)—reflects scaling of direct services and infrastructure, while active projects span evidence-based interventions, harm-reduction programs, and capital builds, suggesting organizational expansion beyond core housing provision.
Notable leadership hires: Program Director, Quality Initiatives Director
Housing Works is a nonprofit founded in 1990 that provides housing, healthcare, mental-health treatment, job training, and legal services to homeless and low-income individuals living with HIV/AIDS in New York City. The organization serves a mission rooted in advocacy, non-violent civil disobedience, and systemic change around housing access and HIV prevention. Beyond direct services, Housing Works operates social enterprises—thrift shops and a bookstore cafe—whose revenues fund the parent organization and create employment pathways for the community. The organization operates at scale across multiple service lines, with clinical systems (eClinicalWorks), Salesforce for administrative tracking, and expanding workforce capacity.
Housing Works offers supportive housing, medical care via eClinicalWorks, mental-health and substance-use treatment, meals, job training, and legal assistance for homeless and low-income New Yorkers living with HIV/AIDS. The organization also operates thrift shops and a bookstore cafe as social enterprises.
Housing Works fights to end AIDS and homelessness through integrated healthcare, advocacy, and community engagement. Born from the AIDS crisis in 1990, the organization combines direct services with legislative advocacy and social enterprise to address root causes of housing and health inequity.
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