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To reduce poverty and advocate for safe housing by organizing, educating, and empowering residents. We are committed to supporting communities and to preserving our quality of life, our health, and our personal safety by assisting tenants when their rights have been violated and by holding unresponsive property owners accountable.PA'LANTE HARLEM
Saved to tax payers in shelter costs by preventing evictions of 1,801 families.
Families living in City-owned buildings (TIL & ANCP) now have the right to succession.
Families organized at 8 severely distressed buildings. Resulting in the rehabilitation and capital building-wide repairs.
P.A.’L.A.N.T.E. Harlem is based on New York’s sense of diversity, the idea that we as New York City residents, can rely upon each other and work as one to improve the lives of all in our community.
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P.A.’L.A.N.T.E. is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization. Contributions are tax deductible. Your individual contribution, combined with the volunteer work of others, creates a permanent community resource for our people. Consider what secure, safe, clean, and affordable housing means to the well-being of our community.
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OUR PROGRAMS
P.A.'L.A.N.T.E. provides legal and mediation assistance to residents acting as a tenant or tenant association representative, in order to help tenants: remain in their apartments, overturn illegal rent increases, identify unhealthy hazardous conditions, and file housing code violations. More
When tenants work together, they can apply the most pressure to make a landlord provide services, make repairs, and stop the harassment. More
P.A.’L.A.N.T.E. recognizes the urgent need to help develop the academic and social skills of at-risk children. Today we train, educate and inspire youth to fulfill their potential. More
Bodega Fridays offer bags of fresh groceries and other items to families experiencing food insecurity. More
IN THE NEWS
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Inquilinos de edificio en Harlem piden volver a apartamentos que la Ciudad prometió arreglar
By Univision 41
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Residents and elected leaders push back against conversion of building in Harlem
BY SPECTRUM NEWS
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