Highland Park Community Development Corporation (HPCDC) is a not-for-profit organization based in Brooklyn, New York, founded in 1998 to address homelessness in New York City and to improve quality of life in Brooklyn communities. It administers comprehensive programmes for vulnerable families across Cypress Hills, East New York and the wider city.
The organisation's principal programme is Tilden Hall Residential Program, a Tier 2 family shelter that provides a safe and secure environment for homeless families, with the primary goal of helping them locate and secure affordable permanent housing. Services delivered through the programme include housing placement, case management, mental health support and educational assistance.
HPCDC also runs Community Development Initiatives, collaborative efforts that bring together community members to support underserved families through social services and advocacy for housing entitlements and supportive services. The work spans homelessness services, affordable housing, social services and community development, and rests on a holistic support model combining case management, mental health and education.
The organisation describes itself as mission-driven and community-oriented, with a focus on supporting vulnerable and underserved families. Further information is available at highlandparkcdc.org.
