Housed.

Every child deserves a permanent home that is affordable and safe to live in.

A stable home is key to a child’s healthy development and well-being. However, record levels of children are experiencing housing insecurity. To ensure that every child has a safe and stable place to call home, we advocate for policy solutions that address the systemic drivers of family homelessness and promote access to affordable, stable housing for all families.

CCC advocates to:

  • Increase investments in community-based solutions to prevent homelessness that aim to maintain housing stability before a crisis.
  • Expand affordable, permanent housing options for low and extremely low-income families with children.
  • Strengthen New York’s policies to protect the rights of tenants and mortgage holders to ensure equitable access to rental housing and home ownership.
  • Ensure families living in homeless shelters have access to social services, case management and income-building supports, that enable them to move into permanent housing and remain stably housed.
  • Improve family shelter conditions to ensure that children living in shelters have access to necessary supports that meet their educational, health, and socio-emotional needs and  to promote their well-being.

Our Latest Publications Under Housed

NYC Must Prioritize Youth Programming and Family Supports in the FY27 Budget

Testimony & Public Comments

On Monday, March 16, Senior Policy Associate Caitlyn Passaretti and Policy Associate Jenny Veloz co-submitted testimony …

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Overview of the New York City Fiscal Year 2027 Preliminary Budget

Budget Analysis & Priorities

On February 17, 2026, Mayor Zohran Mamdani released the $127 billion Fiscal Year 2027 Preliminary Budget. The budget pro …

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FY2027 New York State Budget Priorities

Budget Analysis & Priorities

Every Child Healthy Address the child and adolescent …

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Invest in Proven Programs That Support and Protect NY Families and Bolster Critical Workforces

Testimony & Public Comments

On Thursday, February 5, Associate Executive Director of Data and Policy Alice Bufkin submitted testimony for a FY 2027 …

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CCC leads several coalitions to further enhance its advocacy. Our work with coalitions include:

Campaign for Healthy Minds Healthy Kids

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Family Homelessness Coalition

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Campaign for Children

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Raise The Age

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New York State Coalition for Child Welfare Financing

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