After a summer packed with field trips, new experiences, and plenty of time to play, HFH Summer Day Camps closed out the 2026 season with one last celebration: the annual end-of-summer Carnival! Throughout the summer, campers ventured
HFH family residences recently set aside a day just for teens with “Teen Time”—a time for youth ages 13–17 to enjoy a space of their own to recharge, reset, and have some fun. There was free food, fresh haircuts and styling, spa treatments, gift
At HFH family residences, Mother's Day and Father's Day provided an opportunity to recognize the parents and caregivers who play such an important role in their families. Across our programs, staff organized thoughtful events and activities that brought families together and expressed appreciation for the care and dedication parents show every day.
Staff at HFH family residences are creating opportunities for families to build confidence and connection through English language learning. At Williamsbridge Family Residence, Recreation Supervisor Yasmeen Joyner is leading a weekly English Conversation Class for families. The group offers a welcoming space for attendees to practice speaking, build vocabulary, and support one another as
Valentine’s Day at HFH Family Residences was filled with sweet treats, thoughtful crafts, and plenty of picture-perfect moments as families and staff came together to celebrate. At Williamsbridge, the Recreation space transformed into a festive photo op, complete with a Valentine’s
As winter temperatures continue, we are incredibly thankful for the donors and community partners who have helped ensure families are prepared for the season. Thanks to this generosity, parents and children across our family residences have received warm coats, jackets, and winter essentials to stay comfortable through the cold months. Allie’s Place Family Residence
This holiday season, HFH Family Residences marked the holidays with gatherings that brought families together across our programs. From festive parties to cozy traditions, these celebrations would not have been possible without the generosity and support of our donors and partners. Thanks to our
HFH Family Residences marked the Halloween season with costumes, crafts, and community. Allie’s Place kept the holiday energy going all month long. In Afterschool, students painted pumpkins—thanks to a donation from Old
Hear directly from the HFH Family Services team which includes Case Managers, Client Care Coordinators, and Housing Specialists. They work together to create individualized plans, connect families to resources, and support their transition to permanent housing, helping them thrive long after leaving our shelters.
Excited for the new school year, families at HFH residences came together for back-to-school celebrations filled with backpacks, games, sweet treats, and more. While the festivities set the tone for a fresh start, the rising cost of school supplies continues to burden families everywhere. This year, we are especially grateful to our generous donors