About Pete’s Place

Description & Purpose

Pat's Place is a voluntary, transitional supportive housing program where young adults can reside for up to 24 months as they prepare for a successful transition to sustainable permanent housing. The site offers private bedrooms for up to 12 residents with a shared kitchen, living room, and recreational space. Nutritional meals are prepared on-site by staff and residents.
Pat's Place benefits from a team of 24/7 on-site staff who work in tandem to develop and implement individualized plans with residents that address personal needs and goals, respond to emergencies, facilitate group workshops and activities, and provide general support. Building on established partnerships, Care Managers link residents to needed community services, resources, and opportunities that can further support them while at Pat's Place and beyond. This transformative program is committed to providing an environment of safety, trust, and support between staff, residents, and their peers, ultimately facilitating positive journeys toward independence.
Our Commitment

Every Resident will be provided with safe and supported housing for up to 24 months.
Every Resident will have the freedom to choose their own path and to articulate their own goals.
Every Resident will be free to express themselves without judgement in a welcoming environment.
Every Resident will be connected to a Care Manager who will assist them in meeting their needs and goals and link them to community resources.
Everyone will receive support in accomplishing their unique goals and preparing for their transition to independent living.

FAQs

Pete’s Place, HRH’s Drop-in Center for homeless and housing-insecure young adults, serves as the entry point for Pat’s Place. The staff collaborates with Dutchess County’s Coordinated Entry System to address immediate needs and connect youth with appropriate housing and support services. Located at 310 Mill Street in Poughkeepsie, Pete’s Place offers food, shelter, counseling, job training, and more. For more information or to make an appointment, call (845) 337-4407 ext. 406.
There is no rent charged, food and basic needs are addressed, and all services are free and confidential. Residents are expected to open personal bank accounts and save for their future.
Yes, our care managers work with you to find stable, permanent housing options.
Yes, our program is welcoming and inclusive to all gender identities and sexual orientations.
Yes, we offer GED preparation, vocational training, and job placement assistance.