Urban Resource Institute and the Center Against Domestic Violence have merged under the single entity of Urban Resource Institute. Together the unified organizations will shelter more than 1,000 survivors and their families by the Fall of 2018 and be the largest provider of domestic violence shelter services in New York State. Our shared purpose is responding to, preventing and ending domestic violence while empowering those who have or are healing from abuse to live the safest and fullest lives possible. For more information click here.
URI provides life-saving, empowering social services for vulnerable New Yorkers, with a particular focus on survivors of domestic violence. We help individuals and families escape abuse, safely heal, and gain the resources they need to live healthy, independent lives. URI is the only organization in New York City and one of the few nationally that allows survivors and their pets to co-shelter. Other programs support homeless families and provide housing and care for adults with developmental disabilities.
URI provides life-saving, empowering social services for vulnerable New Yorkers, with a particular focus on survivors of domestic violence. We help individuals and families escape abuse, safely heal, and gain the resources they need to live healthy, independent lives. URI is the only organization in New York City and one of the few nationally that allows survivors and their pets to co-shelter. Other programs support homeless families and provide housing and care for adults with developmental disabilities.
For 38 years, URI has been innovating and developing new programs to improve the lives of survivors of domestic violence.
The only program in New York City and one of the few in the U.S. that allows domestic violence victims to co-shelter (live in shelter with their pets).
Our programs help survivors of domestic violence become self-sufficient and recover from economic abuse.
URI now provides safe and secure temporary housing and support services.
URI operates a variety of individualized treatment and care programs
for people with developmental disabilities, including 24-hour group residences.
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