NYC Women's Resource Network Database

Brighton Neighborhood Association, Inc.

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7188911163

7188910800

http://www.brightonbeach.com

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Grassroots organization formed in 1977 and involved in all aspects of community life; social services, senior services, youth services, quality of life issues.

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{"latitude":"40.57781","longitude":"-73.956255"}

BROOKLYN

40.57781

-73.956255

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48

61004

3245642

3087160061

Brighton Beach

1121 Brighton Beach Avenue

Brooklyn

11235

Jewish Community Council of Greater Coney Island

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7189468240

7184495000

http://www.jccgci.org

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The Jewish Community Council of Greater Coney Island is a not-for-profit organization providing supportive services to the frail elderly, vocationally disadvantaged poor, refugees, and educationally at-risk youth of our communities and enhancing the management capacity of NYC's Nonprofits.

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{"latitude":"40.573177","longitude":"-74.002509"}

BROOKLYN

40.573177

-74.002509

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47

340

3189617

3070650001

Seagate-Coney Island

3001 West 37th Street

Brooklyn

11224

La Leche League of New York-East

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8479690460

8475197730

http://www.LLLI.org

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The mission of La Leche League is to help mothers worldwide to breastfeed through mother-to-mother support, encouragement, information, and education, and to promote a better understanding of breastfeeding as an important element in the healthy development of the baby and mother.

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Long Island and the Hudson Valley region all the way to the Canadian border.

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72 Hyatt Avenue

Yonkers

10704

Northside Center for Child Development

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2124107561

2124263400

http://www.northsidecenter.org

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Multi Service Harlem Community Program with mental health, early education, Head Start, prevention and after school programs
Mental health clinics
Preventive Service program
Head Start/Early Head Start
Early Intervention Education
Day Treatment for young children
Home Base Crisis Intervention Program
Family Support Services
After School Program

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{"latitude":"40.797221","longitude":"-73.948963"}

MANHATTAN

40.797221

-73.948963

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9

17402

1078884

1016160001

East Harlem South

1301 5th Avenue, New York City, NY 10029

302-306 East 111th Street, NY, NY

New York

10029

Northern Manhattan Perinatal Partnership, Inc

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2126651842

2126652600

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Northern Manhattan Perinatal Partnership, Inc. ( NMPP ) is a not-for-Profit organization comprised of a network of public and private agencies, community residents,health organizations and local businesses. NMPP provides crucial services to woemn and children in Central, West and East Harlem and Washington Heights. NMPP's mission is to save babies and help women take charge of their reproductive, social and economic lives. We achieve this mission by offering a number of programs that help reduce the infant mortality rate and increase the self-sufficiency of poor and working class women throughout the above communities. Our programs include:
Comprehensive Prenatal-Perinatal Services Network ( CPPSN) The Network coordinates outreach and education campaigns, collects and analyze perinatal data, and identifies gaps in service delivery and filling them programmatically.
SisterLink (CAPC Initiative) is an HIV prevention program focused onr educing the incidence of perinatal transmission of HIV. The program targets high-risk women affording them access to specialized prenatal care and comprehensive service.
Community Health Worker Program (CHWP) is a case management program that provides healtha nd family support services to 200 pregnant and parenting families in East Hearlem. CHWP services include advocay, referrals, home visits, outreach and child health insurance enrollment service. The program serves residents in the 10029 and 10035 zip codes.
Central HArlem Healthy Start is a community service system that attempts to address disparities in infant mortality and other perinatal health indicators in the Central Harlem community by focusing on reducing known contributing factors and improving access to necessary services.
Saint Nicholas Family Life Support Network is an Administation for Children Services' funded preventative service program thar provides individual, group and family counseling and supportive services to address at-risk families with children whao have a high probability of entering the NYC foseter care system.
Managed Care Consumer Assistacne Program ( MCCAP) program offiers NYC residents education and information about managed care plan options, applying for medical insurance, filing exemptions from choosing a Medicaid MAnaged Care Plan, and filing a grievance against any health insurance company.

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{"latitude":"40.809488","longitude":"-73.945496"}

MANHATTAN

40.809488

-73.945496

10

9

224

1057904

1019120012

Central Harlem North-Polo Grounds

127 West 127th Street, 3rd Floor

New York

10027

Gilda's Club New York City

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2126471151

2126479700

http://www.gildasclubnyc.org

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Gilda's Club NYC provides free social and emotional support to men, women and children impacted by cancer - as well as their family and friends.This support is provided through support groups, workshops, lectures and social events in a non-residential homelike environment.

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{"latitude":"40.728457","longitude":"-74.003879"}

MANHATTAN

40.728457

-74.003879

2

3

37

1008124

1005200028

SoHo-TriBeCa-Civic Center-Little Italy

195 West Houston Street

New York

10014

English Language Center at LaGuardia Community College

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7186092004

7184825360

http://esl.lagcc.cuny.edu

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The English Language Center offers several programs in English as a Second Language: a Day Intensive Program (20 hours/week), a Night Intensive Program (10 hours/week), and a part-time Non-Intensive Program (5 hours/week). Levels are beginning, intermediate, and advanced. The Center also has programs in Office and Computer Skills for ESL students.

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{"latitude":"40.744902","longitude":"-73.935022"}

QUEENS

40.744902

-73.935022

2

26

179

4003534

4002780001

Hunters Point-Sunnyside-West Maspeth

31-10 Thomson Avenue

Long Island City

11101

Opportunities for a Better Tomorrow

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7183691518

7183690303

http://www.obtjobs.org

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Opportunities for a Better Tomorrow provides the following services:
* Youth GED & Employment Training
Monday - Friday
9:30 AM - 12:00 Noon
1:30 PM - 4:00 PM
* Opportunity Knocks Young Adult Internship Program
Bushwick Location ONLY
1-866-O-KNOCKS (656-6257)
* Adult Literacy Classes - FREE (Bushwick)
Provides Pre-GED, GED and English as a Second
Language instruction to adults.
* Adult Employment Services - FREE (All Sites)
Provides training and employment assistance to
unemployed and under employed adults.
* Learn in the Evening Program (Sunset Park)
Fee for service program that provides instruction on:
GED, ESOL (beginners and intermediate
levels), and Computer classes. Call for registration details 718-369-0303

Sunset Park
783 4th Avenue
Brooklyn, NY 11232
718-369-0303

Bushwick
25 Thornton Street
Brooklyn, NY 11206
718-387-1600

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{"latitude":"40.65927","longitude":"-73.999268"}

BROOKLYN

40.65927

-73.999268

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38

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3009757

3006610005

Sunset Park West

783 4th Avenue

Brooklyn

11232

Ridgewood Bushwick Sister S.A.G.E.

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7183819653

http://www.sistersagegirls.org

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Sister S.A.G.E. provides a safe space for girls to experience intensive personal development through cultural exploration, self empowerment, and community service.

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{"latitude":"40.697788","longitude":"-73.913906"}

BROOKLYN

40.697788

-73.913906

4

37

433

3387654

3033440016

Bushwick North

1474 Gates Avenue

Brooklyn

11237

Queensborough Community College - Center for Immigration

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7182815140

7186316611

http://www.qcc.cuny.edu

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Free legal advice regarding immigration issues which include citizenship application and information, application for permanent residency, appeals to immigration, employment-based visa, Infopass immigration appointments, inquiry of case status, political asylum, US passport filing, change of status, advice on most other immigration issues, update immigration documents and diversity lottery. All counseling is confidential.

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{"latitude":"40.75349","longitude":"-73.757957"}

QUEENS

40.75349

-73.757957

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23

138501

4439440

4074900002

Oakland Gardens

222-05 56 Avenue, Library Building, Room 431

Bayside

11364

CODEPINK Women for Peace

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6467231781

http://www.codepinkalert.org/

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CODEPINK is a women-initiated grassroots peace and social justice movement dedicated to ending the war in Iraq, preventing future wars, and directing our nation's resources to life-affirming activities such as healthcare and education.

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Santa Monica, San Francisco, Washington, D.C.

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{"latitude":"40.760038","longitude":"-73.991449"}

MANHATTAN

40.760038

-73.991449

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3

121

1024982

1010350001

Clinton

630 9th Avenue, 2nd floor

New York

10036

Queens Community House

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7185922933

7185925757

http://www.queenscommunityhouse.org

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Queens Community House is committed to the personal growth of the diverse people it serves and to the creation of self-reliant, open, responsible communities.

Established in the settlement house tradition, it embodies the core belief that all persons can and want to grow and that all can contribute. Through broad-based, innovative leadership, it offers programs and services which help all people improve their lives and work together to strengthen their communities.

Queens Community House, located in Queens, is more than a social service provider: it is a welcoming, extended family for both new and long-time residents.

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{"latitude":"40.73591","longitude":"-73.850212"}

QUEENS

40.73591

-73.850212

6

29

745

4432108

4021590002

Forest Hills

108-25 62nd Drive

Forest Hills

11375

NY Youth at Risk

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2127917655

2127914927

http://www.nyyouthatrisk.org

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Youth at Risk transforms the chaotic lives of young people through persistent and compassionate mentoring.

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1001 East Pierce St, Pheonix, AZ 85006

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{"latitude":"40.707605","longitude":"-74.00572"}

MANHATTAN

40.707605

-74.00572

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1

1502

1001126

1000690032

Battery Park City-Lower Manhattan

116 John St.

Suite 2200

Ney York

10038

Girls Quest

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2125327061

2125327050

http://www.girlsquest.org

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Girls Quest's mission is to nurture girls from low-income families in New York to help them achieve their full potential and become active members of their communities by building academic and social competence. This is done through outdoor experiential education, year-round mentoring, and leadership training programs.

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East Windham, NY

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{"latitude":"40.747876","longitude":"-73.991064"}

MANHATTAN

40.747876

-73.991064

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95

1015152

1008050094

Midtown-Midtown South

150 West 30th Street

Suite 901

New York

10001

CAMBA, Inc.

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7182870857

7182872600

http://www.camba.org

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CAMBA is a non-profit agency that provides services that connect people with opportunities to enhance their quality of life. CAMBA offers integrated services and progams in: Economic Development, Education & Youth Development, Family Support Services, HIV/AIDS Services, Housing Services & Development, and Legal Services. CAMBA serves more than 35,000 individuals and families, including 8,000 youth, each year. Specifically, we help people of low-income; those moving from welfare to work; people who are homeless, at risk of homelessness or transitioning out of homelessness; individuals living with or at risk of HIV/AIDS; immigrants and refugees; children and young adults; entrepreneurs and other groups working to become self sufficient. The majority of CAMBA's clients live, work and/or attend school in Brooklyn. CAMBA's programs are run from over 50 locations in New York City, mainly in Brooklyn including more than 15 school-based programs. In Staten Island, we provide services to the Liberian refugee community. We also have a satellite site that provides HomeBase services. HomeBase provides the following services to qualified clients: Entitlements
Advocacy, Budgeting & Financial Workshops, Education & Employment Services, Legal Services, Informal Mediation, Child Health and Safety Support and Financial assistance.
In the Bronx, we run a Relationship Abuse Prevention Program (TeenRAPP)for students at Health Opportunities High School.

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{"latitude":"40.649339","longitude":"-73.963307"}

BROOKLYN

40.649339

-73.963307

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40

512

3341487

3050970085

Flatbush

1720 Church Avenue

Brooklyn

11226

Equal Voice

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2127525815

http://www.equalvoice.org

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Equal Voice is a nonprofit 501(c)(3) organization committed to challenging the stereotypes about women as leaders by educating voters about what they contribute and why this matters to the health, safety, and prosperity of our nation.

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{"latitude":"40.764397","longitude":"-73.975232"}

MANHATTAN

40.764397

-73.975232

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4

11201

1080444

1012740006

Midtown-Midtown South

41 W. 58th St., Suite 3C

New York

10019

Korean American Family Service Center

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7184603965

7184603801

http://kafsc.org

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Founded in 1989, the Korean American Family Service Center is a nonprofit organization providing culturally appropriate, bilingual counseling, advocacy and educational services to adults, youth and children in the New York tri-state area. We work to help end domestic violence and abuse, resolve conflict, and develop healthy family and peer relationships. We are publicly and privately funded.

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P.O. Box 541429

Flushing

11354

Institute for the Puerto Rican/Hispanic Elderly

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7184783844

7184787171

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Services include: entitlement; advocacy and service monitoring; crisis counseling; hotline; leadersip training; employment/training; translation; social/cultural activities; information & referral; case management and linkage.

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{"latitude":"40.746172","longitude":"-73.890208"}

QUEENS

40.746172

-73.890208

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25

267

4036730

4014860013

Elmhurst

75-01 Broadway, 3rd floor

Elmhurst

11373

Harlem RBI (Reviving Baseball in Inner Cities)

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2127221862

2127221608

http://www.harlemrbi.org

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Harlem RBI is an innovative community-based organization in East Harlem, New York. Harlem RBI's mission is to provide inner-city youth with opportunities to Play, Learn and Grow. We use the power of teams to Coach, Teach, and Inspire youth to recognize their potential and realize their dreams.

Harlem RBI's programs include year-round baseball and softball teams, an after-school program, internship opportunities, a counseling and referral service, The REAL (Reading and Enrichment Academy of Learning) Kids summer program, and Team Enrichment, group-based activities program for junior high school participants.

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{"latitude":"40.786209","longitude":"-73.943789"}

MANHATTAN

40.786209

-73.943789

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8

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1087440

1016720017

East Harlem South

333 East 100th Street

Ground Floor

New York

10029

Brooklyn Children's Museum

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7187354402

http://www.brooklynkids.org/

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{"latitude":"40.674773","longitude":"-73.944464"}

BROOKLYN

40.674773

-73.944464

8

36

341

3031049

3012290001

Crown Heights North

145 Brooklyn Avenue

Brooklyn

11213

NYC Department of Transportation - Office of Safety Education

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2124878346

2128392200

http://nyc.gov/dot

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Our child passenger safety program operates 7 car safety seat inspection stations across the city, where families can make an appointment to have their car seats inspected and correctly installed. During the appointment, families will learn the basics of correct installation and use. Safety educators also conduct child passenger safety workshops for parents and professionals at day care centers, clinics, hospitals, etc. For more information, contact the Office of Safety Education at 212-839-2200 or call 311.

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59 Maiden Lane

New York

10038

Young Korean American Service & Education Center (YKASEC)

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7184450032

7184605600

http://www.ykasec.org

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Services includes assistance in applying for Medicaid and WIC programs;free naturalization clinic; free Korean library; cultural workshops; Korean history classes; traditional percussion and dancing by the cultural troupe Binari. Educational newsletter explores immigrants' rights and women's rights issues, cultural issues, and information useful to the community.

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{"latitude":"40.758676","longitude":"-73.82908"}

QUEENS

40.758676

-73.82908

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20

853

4113578

4050190109

Flushing

136-19 41 Avenue, 3rd Floor

Flushing

11355

Women's Project & Productions, Inc.

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2127652024

2127651706

http://www.womensproject.org

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Women's Project is the nation's oldest and largest company dedicated to producing and promoting theater created by women, and providing a stage for women?s perspectives on a wide variety of political, social, religious, and cultural topics. Women's Project was founded in 1978 by Julia Miles to address the conspicuous under-representation of women artists in the American theater. Now entering its fourth decade under the leadership of Julie Crosby, countless artists have achieved significant recognition through WP productions, including Anne Bogart, Eve Ensler, Lynn Nottage, Maria Irene Fornes, Rinne Groff, Suzan-Lori Parks, Naomi Wallace, and Anna Deavere Smith, among the many. During its 31 years, WP has staged over 600 mainstage productions and developmental projects, and published ten anthologies of plays. Women's Project mentors talented artists through its free, intensive Directors, Playwrights, and Producers Labs, and reaches over 2,000 students annually through Ten Centuries of Women Playwrights, an award-winning arts education program. In 1998, Women?s Project purchased a historic off-Broadway venue christened the Julia Miles Theater in 2004 on Manhattan's West 55th Street, making WP the first and only women's theater company to hold the keys to its own stage.

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{"latitude":"40.774058","longitude":"-73.988681"}

MANHATTAN

40.774058

-73.988681

7

6

151

1087719

1011710063

Lincoln Square

55 West End Avenue

New York

10023

Bailey House, Inc.

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2126332932

2126332500

http://www.baileyhouse.org

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Founded in 1983, Bailey House was the nation's first provider of supportive housing for people living with AIDS. Our successful housing programs have become the models that have ensured effective services for homeless people with HIV/AIDS throughout the country and around the world.

Bailey House provides housing and bi-lingual social services to persons living with HIV/AIDS in New York City.

Services include: Community-based intensive care management; housing placement assistance; temporary housing for post-incarcerated individuals; crisis intervention; mental health assessment/counseling; substance abuse pretreatment; health care coordination and education; client advocacy services; bereavement counseling; support groups; permanency planning; independent living skills training; structured recreation activities; referrals to local HIV care providers and others; and peer education.

Bailey House operates a 44-unit residence in Greenwich Village for adults who need continuous on-site support services; a Family Services Program at Schafer Hall in East Harlem with 30 two-bedroom units for single parents with HIV/AIDS and their children; and a Supportive Housing Apartment Program with 110 apartments throughout NYC (excluding Staten Island). Of these twenty apartments are set aside for chronically homeless individuals living with HIV/AIDS.

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{"latitude":"40.745743","longitude":"-73.994435"}

MANHATTAN

40.745743

-73.994435

4

3

91

1015000

1008010001

Hudson Yards-Chelsea-Flatiron-Union Square

275 7th Avenue

New York

10001

Jewish Board of Family and Children's Services

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2126324489

2125829100

http://www.jbfcs.org

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The Jewish Board of Family & Children's Services provides a comprehensive network of mental health and social services to promote the well-being, resilience and self-sufficiency of individuals and families in need in the New York metropolitan area. As leaders in the field of human services, we proudly serve people of all faiths, races and cultures.

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Westchester County, NY

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{"latitude":"40.764688","longitude":"-73.978095"}

MANHATTAN

40.764688

-73.978095

5

4

137

1023460

1010090044

Midtown-Midtown South

120 West 57th Street

New York

10019

St Stephens Outreach Inc.

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Y

Y

Y

N

7183845975

7183848854

Y

Community based organization with multiple community services

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{"latitude":"40.695579","longitude":"-73.947375"}

BROOKLYN

40.695579

-73.947375

3

36

25901

3048641

3017550032

Bedford

874 Myrtle Avenue

Brooklyn

11206

Good Orderly Directions House Incorporation

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N

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N

3477777895

Y

The corporation will organize for the sole purpose of providing temporary shelter to homeless adult females with a substance abuse problem and offering assistance through referals and dissemination of information on services available to help them gain employment.

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{"latitude":"40.688595","longitude":"-73.949417"}

BROOKLYN

40.688595

-73.949417

3

36

251

3392441

3017980020

Bedford

534 Greene Avenue, 1A

PO Box 330120

Brooklyn

11233

Broadway Housing Communities, Inc.

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Y

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N

2125682038

2125682030

http://www.broadwayhousing.org

N

Develops and sponsors supportive affordable housing for individuals and families in the greatest need.

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{"latitude":"40.835675","longitude":"-73.94455"}

MANHATTAN

40.835675

-73.94455

12

7

245

1063362

1021370070

Washington Heights South

10 Fort Washington Avenue

New York,

10032

Ifetayo Cultural Arts, Inc.

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Y

Y

N

N

7188561192

7188561123

http://www.ifetayo.org

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Ifetayo Cultural Arts is an arts and cultural organization dedicated to supporting the creative, educational and vocational development of youth and families of African descent. Our organization strives to enhance their lives by providing programs in cultural awareness, performing and visual arts, as well as academic enrichment, health and wellness, personal and professional skills development.

Since 1989, Ifetayo's work has grown from a free series of modern dance classes for youth in Flatbush to six integrated programs that serve over 800 students and their families annually through academic and literacy training, personal skills development, community involvement, cultural heritage classes, and socially responsible artmaking with an annual operating budget of over $1.5 million. The organization?s name comes from the West African Yoruba word "ifetayo" which means "love brings happiness" and captures the core of Ifetayo's nurturing approach to empowering youth and redefining community development.

Ifetayo's six major programs include:
Rites of Passage Programs: Sisters in Sisterhood and I Am My Brother, Ifetayo?s flagship program for youth development, currently supports 200 young people into and through adolescence.
The Financial Education Institute and Individual Development Accounts Program, provided in tandem with our Rites of Passage programs, offer crucial financial literacy workshops and college savings for over 200 Rites of Passage alumni, Rites and Pre-Rites students, and their families.
The Ifetayo Youth Ensemble, a performing ensemble of 25 youth ages 12-21, produces original performance works about pressing social issues.
The Arts in Education Program offers in-school programs in creative writing, dance, music and drama to 360 students in grades K-3 and an additional 150 students in grades K-12.
The Cultural Arts Program offers weekly Saturday classes in dance, voice, drumming, visual arts, drama, poetry and creative writing to 200 children ages 2-19 over a 42-week period.
The Cultural Heritage Program provides historical and cultural instruction about the cultures of Africa and the African Diaspora for over 40 students and their parents.

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{"latitude":"40.639738","longitude":"-73.943567"}

BROOKLYN

40.639738

-73.943567

17

45

830

3387917

3049690177

East Flatbush-Farragut

629A East 35th Street

BROOKLYN

11203

Community Health Action of Staten Island, Inc.

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Y

7188081390

7188081300

http://www.chasiny.org

N

Community Health Action is the only Staten Island community-based organization dedicated to providing HIV/AIDS education, prevention and services to borough residents and providers. For people living with HIV and AIDS, we offer comprehensive case management, including specialized services for undocumented immigrants, the mentally ill, children and pregnant women, and prison inmates. Our Community Re-entry Program connects with positive men released to New York City from upstate prisons, escorts them to appointments and offers counseling to encourage healthy choices and reduce recidivism.
We provide treatment adherence education, a specialized food pantry, holiday food basket deliveries and social and recreational activities such as an annual holiday party and a bi-monthly dinner with an educational presentation and children's activities.
We provide free, confidential rapid HIV counseling and testing at three storefronts, on a Mobile Health Unit, at the College of Staten Island and at Arthur Kill Correctional Facility, and at community venues on request. Clients confirmed positive are offered case management intakes and connected to medical appointments and health insurance.
Since opening our doors in 1989, we have expanded to serve other communities historically impacted by HIV/AIDS. We have developed health educational and social programs for the Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender (LGBT) communities. In 2008 we opened a dedicated LGBT Center, the only one in the borough. We operate a community food pantry and offer benefits counseling and vocational readiness services. Through partnerships with the New York City Department of Health & Mental Hygiene, we offer smoking cessation counseling, Nicotine Replacement Therapy, Hepatitis C screening and Hepatitis A and B vaccinations. Injection drug users are offered clean syringes through a Syringe Exchange Program (SEP) and the NYS Expanded Syringe Access Program (ESAP), education on safe injection techniques, overdose prevention and prescriptions for Narcan, and referral to a new treatment for opiate addiction, Suboxone. Mental health counseling and support groups are provided for people with substance use histories and for LGBT and questioning youth and adults. An OASAS-funded, medically-supervised outpatient treatment program helps active substance users, and there are specific addiction treatment services for families with children and for recent prison releasees and parolees.
For youth ages 13 to 24, we offer testing and treatment for sexually transmitted infections and pregnancy testing and referral for follow-up services. At our three storefronts and on the mobile unit we provide free male and female condoms, lubricant, dental dams, finger cots and sexual risk reduction education. Youth peer educators conduct street outreach and staff resource tables at health fairs and community events. Staff offer youth-focused workshops at schools and community groups.

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{"latitude":"40.640624","longitude":"-74.075704"}

STATEN IS

40.640624

-74.075704

1

49

3

5000035

5000050103

West New Brighton-New Brighton-St. George

56 Bay Street, 4th Floor

25 Victory Blvd., 3rd Floo

Staten Island

10301

Diaspora Community Services

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N

N

N

N

7183990360

7183990200

http://www.diasporacs.org

N

We serve a highly diverse population providing essential health and supportive programs. We fight AIDS and enable health, wellness, literacy and education for women, families, seniors and youth.

We make it our mission to maintain the highest standards in the service of of human rights, gender equality, health-care access and opportunity for low-income and immigrant families in Central Brooklyn.

Y

Port Au Prince, Haiti

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{"latitude":"40.678775","longitude":"-73.982136"}

BROOKLYN

40.678775

-73.982136

6

33

119

3006806

3004200042

Park Slope-Gowanus

182 Fourth avenue

Brooklyn

11217

YWCA of Brooklyn

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N

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N

7188585731

7188751190

http://www.ywcabklyn.org

N

The mission of the YWCA of Brooklyn is manifested through our two current program areas: women's health promotion, which reduces racial and economic disparities in health outcomes for low-income women in Brooklyn; and affordable housing, which supports the economic empowerment of low-income women by providing a stable foundation. In recent decades, the YWCA has evolved to meet the varying challenges faced by women and girls of all ages, including racial disparities in health outcomes. In July 2005, the YWCA announced a major restructuring of its programs and renovation of its facilities to better align its core services with its mission. In January 2009 we completed 84 new studio apartments for low income people.

Y

Nationwide

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{"latitude":"40.68581","longitude":"-73.980385"}

BROOKLYN

40.68581

-73.980385

2

33

39

3000753

3001797503

DUMBO-Vinegar Hill-Downtown Brooklyn-Boerum Hill

30 3rd Ave

Brooklyn

11217

YM & YWHA of Washington Heights and Inwood, Inc.

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N

Y

N

N

2125675915

2125696200

http://www.ywashhts.org

N

Multi-service community center providing recreational, educational, cultural and social services to individuals and groups from birth through Seniors. Programs include infant and toddler services, a preschool, an after school program, literacy programs for children and adults, teen programs, a fitness center, exercise classes, a senior center, meals, services for homebound, and many others.

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{"latitude":"40.859993","longitude":"-73.929129"}

MANHATTAN

40.859993

-73.929129

12

10

285

1064146

1021720064

Washington Heights North

54 Nagle Avenue

New York

10040

Connecting to Advantages

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N

Y

N

N

6466022260

6462263259

Y

We train volunteers to refer low-income people to government benefits for which they are eligible. We work in the places low-income people congregate - food pantries, Unemployment Insurance offices, supported housing developments.

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{"latitude":"40.726755","longitude":"-73.990735"}

MANHATTAN

40.726755

-73.990735

3

2

38

1082642

1004600056

East Village

61 East 4th Street

New York

10003

NPower

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Y

N

N

9173043077

2125647010

http://www.npower.org

N

We are a national nonprofit organization providing technology assistance to other nonprofits. In addition, we run a workforce development program that trains at-risk youth between the ages of 18-25 to be junior technologists. We then work with the nonprofits to get the graduates placed in career advancing positions.

Y

Atlanta, Phoenix, Seattle, Washington DC, Austin, Dallas, Philadelphia, Charlotte, Denver, Detroit, Portland, Indianapolis

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{"latitude":"40.747837","longitude":"-73.990934"}

MANHATTAN

40.747837

-73.990934

5

3

101

1015158

1008060009

Midtown-Midtown South

145 West 30th Street, 8th Floor

New York

10001

The Brooklyn Young Mothers' Collective

Y

Y

Y

Y

Y

7185967014

7185967074

http://.www.bymcinc.org

N

The Brooklyn Young Mothers' Collective provides disadvantaged young mothers with a comprehensive set of services focused on educational attainment and developing their academic and social/emotional skills to enhance their future success and to help them become self-sufficient adults.

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{"latitude":"40.687202","longitude":"-73.985555"}

BROOKLYN

40.687202

-73.985555

2

33

41

3335914

3001830028

DUMBO-Vinegar Hill-Downtown Brooklyn-Boerum Hill

388 Atlantic Avenue

Third Floor

Brooklyn

11217

Aging in America

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Y

N

N

N

7184098281

8772446449

http://www.aginginamerica.org

N

Aging in America annually provides services to thousands of seniors and their families through its affiliate agencies: Aging in America Community Services, AIA Supportive Services, Hertlin House, Morningside at Home, and Morningside House. From independent housing with services, nursing home, adult day care, senior centers and other home and community based services; Aging in America provides a safe, nurturing and stimulating environment for seniors and their families. Our compassionate and skilled staff provides care and services that include long term skilled nursing, rehabilitative therapies, Alzheimer and dementia care, and adult day care. Our focus is on increasing self-esteem, self-reliance and enhancing each person’s sense of freedom and dignity. While we constantly strive to expand and improve our services, Aging in America has never wavered from the mission established over 150 years ago – to brighten lives and make every day matter.

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Lake Ronkonkoma, Hawthorne & Haverstraw, NY

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{"latitude":"40.856812","longitude":"-73.859978"}

BRONX

40.856812

-73.859978

11

13

248

2049614

2043290001

Pelham Parkway

1000 Pelham Parkway

Bronx

10461

Henry Street Settlement Parent Center

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N

Y

N

N

2129620834

2129620729

http://www.henrystreet.org

N

No parent or child is left behind in this innovative drop-in center designed to support expectant parents and parents of cildren of all ages experiencing the callanges of parenthood.
Services are free and include parenting skills workshops, early childhood development, health, wellness and stress management workshops,a resource library and referrals as needed.

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{"latitude":"40.71454","longitude":"-73.984171"}

MANHATTAN

40.71454

-73.984171

3

1

202

1003754

1002880064

Lower East Side

281 East Broadway

New York

10002

World Music Institute (WMI)

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Y

Y

Y

Y

2128892771

2125457536

http://www.heartheworld.org

N

Dedicated to the research, documentation and presentation of traditional and contemporary music and dance from around the world. Presents concerts, organizes tours, outreach programs and symposia throughout the United States. Supports and encourages musicians from immigrant communities in the US and collaborates with universities, cultural organizations and academic institutions in fostering a greater interest in Asian, African, Latin American and European ethnic music. Supports and encourages composers and performers in the pursuit of their craft.

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{"latitude":"40.744911","longitude":"-73.98974"}

MANHATTAN

40.744911

-73.98974

5

3

58

1015676

1008290007

Hudson Yards-Chelsea-Flatiron-Union Square

49 West 27th Street, Suite 930

New York

10001

SHARE: Self-Help for Women with Breast or Ovarian Cancer

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N

Y

N

N

2128693431

2129375573

http://www.sharecancersupport.org

N

SHARE's mission is to create and sustain a supportive network and community of women affected by breast or ovarian cancer. SHARE brings these women and their families and friends together with others who have experienced breast or ovarian cancer, and provides participants with the opportunity to receive and exchange information, support, strength and hope. SHARE's work focuses on empowerment, education and advocacy to bring about better health care, an improved quality of life, and a cure for these diseases.

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Published

{"latitude":"40.757103","longitude":"-73.986193"}

MANHATTAN

40.757103

-73.986193

5

3

119

1024706

1010150029

Midtown-Midtown South

1501 Broadway

Suite 704A

New York

10036

League of Women Voters of the City of New York Education Fund

Y

Y

Y

Y

Y

2127253443

2127253541

http://www.lwvnyc.org

N

LWVNYC Education Fund is the educational arm of the League of Women Voters - NYC. It runs courses, such as "How to Run for Public Office", issues publications such as "What Makes New York City Run" and "They Represent You", a directory of elected officials representing New York City; conducts candidates debates and forums on issues of public policy; maintains a Telephone Information Service and a website with useful links to the National, State and Local governments, the Boards of Election and the National and State League of Women Voters. The League runs Voter Registration Drives and provides speakers.

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Published

{"latitude":"40.70932","longitude":"-74.010392"}

MANHATTAN

40.70932

-74.010392

1

1

1502

1001087

1000640012

Battery Park City-Lower Manhattan

150 Broadway

14th fl

New York

10038

Directions for Our Youth

Y

Y

Y

N

N

2123624023

2123624020

http://www.dfoy.org

N

Mission Statement

Directions for Our Youth works in the most troubled schools, in the most distressed neighborhoods to help those students most in need. Our goal is to provide leadership and inspiration through workshops, mentors, college visits, the arts and recreation. Directions focuses on community development and youth empowerment. We adhere to the principles of equality, fair play and cooperation. Our work is a part of a tradition begun by the settlement house movement, informed by the civil rights movement and expanded by a commitment to global citizenship.
Directions strives to ensure that young people receive the necessary resources for attaining health, education and information which will enable sound decision-making. Finally, Directions for Our Youth partners with other nonprofit organizations, government agencies, foundations and corporations to extend the reach and impact of our mission.

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Published

{"latitude":"40.785838","longitude":"-73.970606"}

MANHATTAN

40.785838

-73.970606

7

6

173

1031405

1012000019

Upper West Side

21 West 86 street

New York

10024

STEPS to End Family Violence

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N

Y

N

N

6463157600

http://www.egscf.org

N

Multi-service domestic violence program serving survivors of domestic violence, teens, and children. We provide individual & group counseling, advocacy, & legal services. An Alternatives to Incarceration program is available to women who have been arrested on charges related to domestic violence.

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Published

PO Box 287326

New York

10128

Planned Parenthood of New York City

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Y

Y

Y

Y

2122747276

2122747200

http://www.plannedparenthood.org/nyc/

N

Planned Parenthood of New York City provides sexual and reproductive health services and education to women, men, and teens, regardless of age, income, or immigration status.

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Published

{"latitude":"40.725564","longitude":"-73.993488"}

MANHATTAN

40.725564

-73.993488

2

1

5502

1008186

1005210037

West Village

26 Bleecker Street

New York

10012

Crime Victims Treatment Center, St. Luke's-Roosevelt Hospital Center

Y

Y

Y

Y

Y

2125234781

2125234728

http://cvtc-slr.org

N

The Crime Victims Treatment Center provides trained volunteer rape crisis and domestic violence advocates to its two emergency departments 24 hrs per day/7 days per/week, providing crisis intervention, support, advocacy and information for victims of sexual and domestic violence. The Center coordinates and oversees a sexual assault forensic examiner program with trained medical providers who have expertise in medical examination and collection of forensic evidence. The Center's staff includes 12 social workers with expertise in trauma, alternative therapist, consulting psychiatrist, legal advocate and support staff. They provide individual, family and group treatment to victims of violence and other crimes, including victims of assault,families and friends of victims of homicide, victims of sexual violence,adult survivors of childhood sexual abuse,domestic and intimate partner violence, stalking, victims of trafficking, people seeking asylum from torture in their homeland, identity theft etc. Victims are male and female, children, adolescents and adults. CVTC staff offers educational and training workshops, seminars in trauma and recovery and group treatment models for victims of violence to the community and other professional and mental health providers, criminal justice personnel and social workers and counselors.All services are confidential and free of charge.

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{"latitude":"40.804891","longitude":"-73.960498"}

MANHATTAN

40.804891

-73.960498

9

7

20101

1056037

1018670009

Morningside Heights

411 West 114 Street Ste. 2C

New York

10025

South Bronx Action Group, Inc.

N

Y

N

N

N

7189937904

7189935869

Y

Housing Assistance and Immigration

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{"latitude":"40.816241","longitude":"-73.918355"}

BRONX

40.816241

-73.918355

1

17

65

2000851

2023270054

Melrose South-Mott Haven North

384 East 149th Street, Suite 224

Bronx

10455

Fresh Start Training Program

Y

N

N

N

N

7183773151

7183389200

Y

Service women who are Displaced Homemakers, widowed, divorced, married w/ low income, separated, and single parents. We refer client to free training programs, have career counselor on hand for resumes and job search etc., and social worker. We offer hospitality, computer and HHA training. Client's just need to contact us to schedule an appt. for coming up events.

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