Destination Tomorrow

Housing programs: Destination Tomorrow's housing program is designed to provide members of the transgender and gender non-conforming community who are current or former sex workers with safe shelter while they transition into more permanent housing. This program is housed in a 16 unit building that allows clients to stay up to 90 days. During this time, residents work with housing managers to develop an independent living plan with the goal of securing housing.

Community grants are provided in partnership with gilead science through the transcend community impact fund. This fund identifies transgender, gender non-conforming agencies, leaders and their allies for support that will assist community members while building up the infrastructure of the organization. Transcend is the first of its kind to provide support to grassroots, national agencies whose operating budget is 250,000 or less.

Outreach: Destination Tomorrow has been able to expand it's outreach by partnering with local agencies who were looking to engage members of the lgbt community. By offering our ged prep, job readiness, and support groups, our outreach team maintains relationships with community based organizations, health care facilities and middle/high schools. Our goal with these partnerships is to continue offering safe spaces for bronx residents that identiy as lgbtq. We also have gotten the opportunity to offer these supportive services to all bronx residents.

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