Borden Avenue Veterans' Shelter (NYC) Report 2026
Table of Contents
The Borden Report 2026 is organized into 20 Parts examining Veterans experiencing homelessness, the VA Grant and Per Diem Program, Borden Avenue Veterans’ Residence, public safety, funding, program operations, and governmental oversight. The report concludes with findings and recommendations, followed by a consolidated review of the sources, references, and methodology supporting the analysis.
The Table of Contents below provides direct access to each Part of the report.
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Table of Contents
Executive Summary
Part 2 — Veterans: Service, Eligibility, and the Transition From Homelessness
Part 3 — Women Veterans and Veteran Families: Equal Access to Transitional Housing
Part 4 — Vulnerable Veterans: Protection, Individualized Services, and Independence
Part 5 — The Department of Veterans Affairs Grant and Per Diem (GPD) Program
Part 6 — Protection Against Veteran Exploitation
Part 7 — Military Background, Camaraderie, and Veteran Participation in Transition
Part 8 — Borden Avenue Veterans’ Residence: Program Operations and Conditions
Part 9 — Public Safety, Emergency Response, Arrest Data, and Community Financial Impact
Part 11 — Modified Therapeutic Community Model and the GPD Transitional Model
Part 12 — New York City Department of Homeless Services: Contracting, Compliance, and Oversight
Part 14 — New York City Veterans Task Force: Coordination, Accountability, and Lived Experience
Part 15 — New York City Veterans Advisory Board: Representation, Oversight, and Veteran Voice
Part 16 — New York City Council Committee on Veterans: Legislative Oversight and Accountability
Part 17 — Government Oversight, Transparency, and Accountability
Part 18 — Federal Litigation: Pena v. New York City Department of Homeless Services, et al.
Part 19 — Findings and Recommendations
