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<p> At the June Health, Seniors &amp; Human services committee meeting of CB3 the NYC department of homeless services (DHS) and Department of Social services (DSS) presented plans for a migrant shelter in the process of opening at the Winsor Hotel located at 108 Forsyth Street. </p>
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<p>The emergency migrant shelter will be operated by Destination Tomorrow as a "Sanctuary Shelter."  slated to house adult families with supportive services in the 43-room hotel. </p>
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<p>Additional services include 3 meals daily and transportation to appointments. The plan was presented by DHS's Hailey Nolasco and Destination Tomorrow's Sean Coleman. </p>
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<p>The migrant crisis has stretched NYC's ability to house asylum seekers to the limit and the mayor's office has resorted to contracting hotels usually at $300.00 per night to house the migrants.  The site will have 24/7 security to assist migrants with wayfinding in their temporary homes. </p>
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<p>The Winsor Hotel ironically is run by staunch anti-shelter advocate William Su who demonstrated against a "Safe Haven" shelter for men at 91 East Broadway. </p>
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