If you live with HIV or AIDS in New York City, you may qualify for housing help. These programs help keep you safe, stable, and healthy. They also support people who live with you.
HASA services
The HIV/AIDS Services Administration (HASA) helps people living with HIV or AIDS in New York City.
HASA gives you a caseworker who helps you apply for benefits and housing. Services include:
- Medicaid
- SNAP (food stamps)
- Cash assistance
- Emergency and non-emergency housing
- Rental help
- Home care
- Help finding mental health or substance treatment
- Job and training help
- Transportation help
- Help applying for Social Security benefits
All NYC residents diagnosed with HIV or AIDS can get case management through HASA.
To apply, call 718-557-1399, Monday–Friday, 9 AM–5 PM.
Other housing help
New York City also manages other programs for people with HIV and their households. These include supportive housing, rental assistance, and short-term housing programs funded through federal programs like HOPWA and Ryan White. These programs help you:
- Find stable housing
- Move from temporary to permanent housing
- Receive support services to improve your health
You can explore these programs and find local providers at New York City’s HIV housing services.
Having HIV or AIDS should not prevent you from having a safe home. These services can help you stay housed and supported.
Last Reviewed: January 7, 2026