African American Planning Commission - Serenity House in Brooklyn, NY
Domestic Violence Help in Brooklyn, NY
Program reports that it provides residential facility for people to live temporarily. Click on program listing for information on maximum length of stay.
Emergency
Shelter
Shelter
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Profile
Strength 61%
Strength 61%
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Hotline
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Toll Free
800-621-4673 800-621-4673 -
Business
718-218-7254 718-218-7254 -
Languages Spoken
English, English, French, Spanish
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TTY/TTD
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Fax
718-218-7115 -
Hours of operation
Monday 9:00 am - 5:00 pm Tuesday 9:00 am - 5:00 pm Wednesday 9:00 am - 5:00 pm Thursday 9:00 am - 5:00 pm Friday 9:00 am - 5:00 pm Saturday CLOSED Sunday CLOSED
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Services
Emergency Services (4)
- Crisis intervention services
- Confidential shelter location
- Safety planning
- Domestic violence education
Legal and Financial Assistance Services (2)
- Attorney referral for protection orders
- In-shelter financial aid
Counseling Services (2)
- Shelter resident counseling
- Peer support groups
Housing Services (2)
- Transitional individual housing
- Permanent family housing
Support Services (2)
- Goal planning assistance
- Resources and referrals
Children's Services (3)
- Daycare facility
- After school programs
- Tutoring services
Community Educational Services (1)
- Domestic violence workshops
Populations Served
Demographics (3)
- Women
- Individuals
- Families
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Counties Served
Brooklyn, Bronx, Manhattan, Staten Island, Queens, Outer States
About African American Planning Commission - Serenity House
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Website
aapci.org -
Established
2004-01-01 -
Beds
115 -
Maximum Length of Stay (days)
180 -
Wheelchair Accessible
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Pet Shelter
No
Description
Serenity House Family Residence (SHFR), a project of the African American Planning Commission (AAPCI) Inc., is a transitional residence designed to offer survivors of domestic violence and their children, a safe but temporary haven in which to pick up the pieces of their shattered lives.
