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New York City Launches Nation's First City-Funded Shelter Exclusively for Transgender People

NEW YORK CITY, AUG 5 – Ace's Place offers 150 beds and trauma-informed services to transgender and gender non-conforming individuals, fulfilling a legal settlement and addressing disproportionate homelessness, city officials said.

  • New York City has opened Ace's Place, the nation's first city-funded shelter for transgender individuals experiencing homelessness, located in Long Island City, Queens, according to Gothamist.
  • Managed by Destination Tomorrow, Ace's Place provides 150 beds and various supportive services for its residents, as reported by Gothamist.
  • Sean Ebony Coleman, founder of Destination Tomorrow, stated that Ace's Place aims to offer a safe environment for residents to affirm their identities and regain strength against challenges.
  • Molly Wasow Park, commissioner of the Department of Social Services, expressed pride in affirming the city's commitment to supporting transgender New Yorkers amid ongoing attacks on their rights.
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Gothamist broke the news in New York, United States on Tuesday, August 5, 2025.
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