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Jerome Avenue Men's Shelter - JAMS

NYC Department of Homeless Services shelter which provides 200 beds for men.

Social Services Provided at shelter:assistance with benefits and gathering vital documentshousing case management
programming to address mental health and substance abuse issuesmealsactivities
Onsite clinic that can provide primary care and psychiatric services.

Residents can remain at the shelter until placed into permanent housing, ideally within nine months of receiving services.

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Shelters near Jerome Avenue Men's Shelter - JAMS

Reaching New Heights Residence (Fordham, Bronx)

Last Updated Ago Added Jun 29, 2021

Bronx, NY, 10468

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If you have stayed in this shelter, how was your stay?

Is this a safe shelter to stay in?

User Answers

  1. Nope

    Answer posted on Oct 28, 2021 0
  2. No It's very very unsafe.

    Answer posted on Jan 21, 2022 0

Do they accept pets at this shelter?

User Answers

  1. No

    Answer posted on Oct 28, 2021 0
  2. Yes

    Answer posted on Jan 31, 2022 0

Do you have any advice for those wanting to stay at this shelter?

How long can you stay here?

User Answers

  1. More than 3 years

    Answer posted on Oct 28, 2021 0

2 Comments

  1. Liam
    Liam
    May 1, 2020Reply
    The place is unsanitary the men are disgusting when it comes to the case mangers they can do more and work better with their clients meaning make sure they have their medication. Instead sending those men to the hospitals when they OD send them to rehab to better themselves. Half of them are in there suffering because they don’t have stability. It’s sad really and depressing. Working there is challenge to having to deal With messy coworkers and favoritism. The environment itself is toxic.
  2. Bill
    Bill
    Jun 25, 2020Reply
    This shelter is absolutely disgusting. Every single day there are homeless men hanging outside the place harassing people for change and cat calling innocent female civilians. These case managers do not care for the well-being of these homeless men and the people who are harassed in the area. These homeless men stroll all the way to gun hill road and jerome to beg for change and disturb people in restaurants. If they have the ability to hold a door, what is preventing them from getting a job? Recently I seen these homeless men in groups ask for change at the Woodlawn train station on the car road when cars come to a red light. Even more so these people ask harass pedestrians who are simply waiting for the bus to go to Yonkers. Without ignorance, these homeless people have money to buy liquor and cigarettes in the store next door but do not have the means to buy soap or deodorant to stay sanitary. The security of this homeless shelter contribute to these individuals by not enforcing a curfew or setting ground rules about keeping there hands to themselves. I understand that many of these people are suffering from illnesses and disorder but this should be the responsibility of the case workers and families of these people. This homeless shelter should not be active in a residential area.

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