NYC Women's Resource Network Database

APICHA - Asian & Pacific Islander Coalition on HIV/AIDS

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2123347956

2123347940

http://www.apicha.org

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APICHA's mission is to combat HIV/AIDS stigma and related discrimination, to prevent the spread of the HIV/AIDS pandemic in the Asian and Pacific Islander (A&PI) communities, and to provide care and treatment for A&PIs living with HIV/AIDS and their families.

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{"latitude":"40.718702","longitude":"-74.002464"}

MANHATTAN

40.718702

-74.002464

1

1

31

1002334

1001960001

SoHo-TriBeCa-Civic Center-Little Italy

400 Broadway

New York

10013

Single Stop USA

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Y

Y

2124802870

http://www.singlestopusa.org/

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SingleStopUSA (SSUSA) is a not-for-profit organization that aims to reduce poverty in the United States by helping individuals and families access billions of dollars in benefits, tax credits and other essential services. By breaking down barriers to existing resources for which families are eligible, and by providing access to multiple benefits and integrated services at once, SSUSA provides an effective, holistic approach to addressing the crisis of poverty.

Using a team of trained case management staff and other experts, as well as an innovative software tool, SSUSA helps people quickly determine what benefits and credits they may be eligible to receive. SSUSA then counsels clients with the information and assistance necessary to access those benefits and credits. In addition, SSUSA offers vital legal and financial counseling to help clients maximize these resources and address issues such as eviction prevention, immigration status, daily crises, and managing credit and debt.

Single Stop currently operates over 59 sites in community-based organizations in all 5 boroughs of New York City. A complete list of Single Stop sites in New York City can be found here: http://www.singlestopusa.org/newyorksites.html.

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New Jersey, New Mexico and California

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{"latitude":"40.805258","longitude":"-73.938875"}

MANHATTAN

40.805258

-73.938875

11

9

196

1054472

1017740001

East Harlem North

1825 Park Ave

Suite 503

New York

10035

Henry Street Settlement Community Consultation Center

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Y

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Y

Y

2125714132

2122335032

http://www.henrystreet.org

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The Community Consultation Center is a nationally and internationally recognized New York State Certified Mental Health Clinic in operation since 1946.

The clinic does not maintain a waiting list and offers citywide services to adults, children and famalies.

The Community Consultation Center's treatment services are guided by the principle of helping clients regain coping skills in the shortest time possible.

The clinic offers a vast array of Mental Health, Health and Social Services including, Crisis Diagnosis and Resolution services, Individual, Family and Group Therapy, Case Management, HIV/AIDS Mental Health Services for individuals and famalies, Asian Bi-Cultural services for monoligual Chinese individuals and famalies, Vocational Rehabilitation services, Supported Housing services, a Continuing Day Treatment Program for adults with major mental illness, and 24-hour emergency telephone coverage.

The clinc offers on-site Psychiatric Services,Family Medical services and Psychological Testing by Board-Certified Physicians and a Clinical Psychologist.

The highly trained and culturally competent staff provides services in English, Spanish, three dialects of Chinese, Hebrew, Italian, German and Portuguese.

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{"latitude":"40.71288","longitude":"-73.985038"}

MANHATTAN

40.71288

-73.985038

3

1

201

1083385

1002580001

Lower East Side

40 Montgomery Street

New York

10002

Association of the Bar of the CIty of New York - Immigrant Women and Children Project

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Y

Y

2123547438

2123824711

http://www.abcny.org

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Immigration assistance for victims of domestic violence and human trafficking.

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{"latitude":"40.755376","longitude":"-73.981368"}

MANHATTAN

40.755376

-73.981368

5

4

96

1034204

1012590014

Midtown-Midtown South

42 West 44th Street

New York

10036

Community Association of Progressive Dominicans (ACDP)

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2129276089

2127815500

http://www.acdp.org

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The Community Association of Progressive Dominicans (ACDP) is a community-based, not-for-profit organization originally founded to address the needs of the New York City's expanding immigrant community. Since its inception in 1979, ACDP has grown rapidly from an all-volunteer group into a comprehensive full-services Agency providing culturally sensitive, bilingual, high quality, educational, recreational, housing, case management, advocacy, and mental health services to children, adolescents and adults and their families within Upper Manhattan and the Bronx.

Mission Statement:

The Mission of Community Association of Progressive Dominicans (ACDP) is to promote and develop the physical, emotional and social economic well-being of the residents of Manhattan, the Bronx and New York City by facilitating community empowerment through education, provision of human services and the development of individual skills and community Leadership.

ACDP provides its services through programs in five critical areas:
 Community Organizing and Housing Development
 Immigration, Employment and Social Services
 Clinical and Family Services
 Education and Youth Development Services
 Food and Nutrition Services

Our holistic and family-centered programs offer an array of services to reduce school drop out, reduce evictions of families from their apartments promote community revitalization through tenant organizing and housing rehabilitation, increase employment opportunities through a provision of education, immigration and training services, support families with child care, case management and mental health needs, give residents a greater voice in the decision that affects their lives. Overall these programs are designed to nurture and challenge individuals to become self sufficient. They bring people together by celebrating their diversity and opposing all forms of stereotyping and discrimination.

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{"latitude":"40.839277","longitude":"-73.941052"}

MANHATTAN

40.839277

-73.941052

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10

251

1087469

1021240043

Washington Heights South

3940 Broadway 2nd, Floor

New York

10032

Latin American Immigrant Association

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7184572268

7184260226

Y

Legal services on all immigration matters, divorce, domestic violence

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{"latitude":"40.744333","longitude":"-73.913467"}

QUEENS

40.744333

-73.913467

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26

25302

4030768

4013140160

Hunters Point-Sunnyside-West Maspeth

51-07 43 Avenue

Woodside

11377

Puerto Rican Institute for the Development of Education(PRIDE)

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7183591417

7183094841

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The corporation is organized exclusively for the charitable, educational literary and cultural purposes of promoting a positive cultural identity among Puerto Ricans/Latinos by preserving culture, history and legacy through educational and cultural activities. The coporation will sponsor lectures, conferences, art exhibits, workshops, seminars and publications on Puerto Rican and other Latino history and culture organizational seminars, cultural exhibits and conferences. Also . collaborating with educational and other non-profit organizations with similar or related purposes. In connection with the scope of activities shall include accepting donations, contributions , holding conferences and seminars, organizing cultural concerts and festivals, organizaing arts and cultural exhibits , books fair, books presentaations insuring the multicultural and ethnic relevancy in publications.Every year the organization organizes activities to celebrate special dates such as: An activity during the Puerto Rican Culture Month, An activity celebrating Women Histoy Month, Three kings Day Celebration, An activity for Human Rights Day.

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{"latitude":"40.754994","longitude":"-73.825964"}

QUEENS

40.754994

-73.825964

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20

853

4115789

4051350044

Flushing

138-15 Franklin Ave. Suite 610

P.O.Box 520032, Flushing, New York 11355

Flushing

11355

ChaRosa Foundation Corporation

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7187234987

7187231400

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The ChaRosa Foundation Corporation (CFC) is a community-based, not-for-profit organization established on March 17, 1984 for the purpose of "Helping People Help Themselves!" For almost Twenty five years, CFC has developed and implemented successful educational, employment, cultural, and youth programs. These programs are aimed at improving self-esteem, self-image, and self-worth. We strive to improve educational scores, encourage higher education, teach employment skills, foster interest in culture and arts, instill leadership qualities, and prepare youth for their future.

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P.O. Box 110279

228-08 Linden Boulevard

Cambria Heights

11411

Saint Vincents Hospital Rape Crisis Program

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Y

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2126048842

2126048068

Y

Saint Vincents Hospital Rape Crisis Program provides services for survivors of rape, incest, and sexual abuse, their families and friends. These services include medical care, crisis intervention, free counseling for individuals and groups, support, advocacy, and referrals. We also offer consultations, trainings, and education for professionals, community groups, and schools. The RCP is a program of Saint Vincents Department of Community Medicine.

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{"latitude":"40.733164","longitude":"-73.99296"}

MANHATTAN

40.733164

-73.99296

2

2

61

1009127

1005630001

West Village

41-51 East 11th Street, 9th Floor

Room 102

New York

10003

World Education Services

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Y

Y

2127396100

2129666311

http://www.wes.org

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Evaluates all formal educational credentials from all countries. Evaluation reports are accepted by US CIS, Dept.. of Labor, Dept.. of Defense, major state, federal and local agencies, as well as professional licensing boards and colleges and universities throughout the US.

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P.O. Box 5087, Bowling Green Station

New York

10274

The After-School Corporation

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Y

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N

6469438800

6469438700

http://www.tascorp.org

N

The After-School Corporation (TASC) is dedicated to giving all kids opportunities to grow through after-school and summer activities that support, educate and inspire them.

TASC's vision is that kids from all backgrounds will have access to the range of high quality activities beyond the school day that every family wants for their children: experiences that support their intellectual, creative and healthy development and help them to be their best, in and out of school.

TASC builds collaborations among public and private partners to ensure that learning beyond the traditional school hours remains part of the public agenda and receives the necessary resources. We enhance the quality of programs by supporting the people and organizations that work to keep kids safe and engaged. We innovate, support and evaluate models that expand the time and ways kids learn and can be scaled to reach large numbers of students.

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{"latitude":"40.754611","longitude":"-73.986761"}

MANHATTAN

40.754611

-73.986761

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4

113

1022563

1009930011

Midtown-Midtown South

1440 Broadway

16th Floor

New York

10018

Safe Horizon Manhattan Community Programs

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Y

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N

2123162100

http://www.safehorizon.org

N

The Manhattan Community Program provides the following services to survivors of domestic violence, sexual assault and other crimes: individual and group counseling, information and referrals to other allied health agencies, court accompaniment, advocacy on the client?s behalf with the criminal justice system, and Crime Victims Board assistance. In addition, survivor will be met at any of the emergency departments during work hours, if requested and available, if the hospital social worker is not able to meet with the survivor. All services are free and confidential. Adolescents can receive counseling services from the ages of 13+ without parental consent.

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{"latitude":"40.808639","longitude":"-73.948582"}

MANHATTAN

40.808639

-73.948582

10

9

222

1058640

1019300030

Central Harlem South

2090 7th Ave, 2nd fl.

New York

10027

Maidstone Foundation [Family Support Service for Russians]

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Y

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N

6462850538

2128895760

http://www.maidstonefoundation.org

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Provides information, referrals, case management and advocacy for Russians with adult or child family members with mental retardation, autism,cerebral palsy, epilepsy, learning disabilitites, neurological impairment and head injuries. Speakers and support groups are offered.

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12225 Broadway, 9th Floor

New York

10001

Women's Business Center

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Y

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7182630594

7182630546

http://queensny.org/

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Queens Economic Development Corporation

120-55 Queens Blvd, suite 309

Kew Garden

11424

GEMS Girls Educational and Mentoring Services

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Y

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2129267984

2129268089

http://www.gems-girls.org

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Girls Educational & Mentoring Services (GEMS) is the only organization in New York State specifically designed to serve girls and young women who have experienced commercial sexual exploitation and domestic trafficking. GEMS was founded in 1999 by Rachel Lloyd, a young woman who had been sexually exploited as a teenager. GEMS has helped hundreds of young women and girls, ages 12-21, who have experienced commercial sexual exploitation and domestic trafficking to exit the commercial sex industry and to develop to their full potential. GEMS provides young women with empathetic, consistent support and viable opportunities for positive change.

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298B West 149th Street

New York

11206

Child Center of New York

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7184584481

7184589111

http://www.childcenterny.org/

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Provides comprehensive psychotherapeutic services to immigrants, the gay and lesbian community, and to parents and children who are living with HIV/AIDS. In addition, it provides supportive services to individuals who are living with someone to is HIV+ such as spouces, partners, and children.

Offers free mental health services for the uninsured; Psychiatric and Diagnostic Assessment; culturally focused services; counseling in Spanish; transportation reiumbusement; services to adults, adolescents and children of all ages; home visits when needed and on-site services in the Woodside Clinic and Jamaica Clinic.

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{"latitude":"40.744504","longitude":"-73.897559"}

QUEENS

40.744504

-73.897559

2

26

263

4030485

4013070023

Woodside

67-14 41 Ave.

Woodside

11377

Inwood House

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2128613791

2128614400

http://www.inwoodhouse.com

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Youth development and teen pregnancy prevention programs and family support programs.

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{"latitude":"40.774993","longitude":"-73.952937"}

MANHATTAN

40.774993

-73.952937

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5

138

1049860

1015440041

Yorkville

320 East 82nd Street

New York

10028

Lower East Side Family Union

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2125293244

2122600040

http://www.lesfu.org/

N

Services include family preservation program, parent support services, peer counselor/educator training, expectant parent group, parental education etc. (languages include Chinese, Spanish)

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{"latitude":"40.721537","longitude":"-73.988737"}

MANHATTAN

40.721537

-73.988737

3

1

3001

1079713

1004170070

Chinatown

84 Stanton Street

New York

10002

Youth Represent

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2125536314

http://www.youthrepresent.org

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Youth Represent provides full legal representation to youth age 24 and under when they get arrested for committing a crime. We represent youth in criminal court and family court, and in other legal problems stemming from an arrest, including school suspension hearings, housing evictions, and employment discrimination actions. Please call for an appointment.

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{"latitude":"40.716539","longitude":"-74.0043"}

MANHATTAN

40.716539

-74.0043

1

1

31

1085786

1001700001

SoHo-TriBeCa-Civic Center-Little Italy

342 Broadway

New York

10013

Safe Horizon Staten Island Rape Crisis Program

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7184422913

7187202591

http://www.safehorizon.org

N

The Rape Crisis Program provides the following services to sexual assault survivors as well as secondary survivors: individual and group counseling, information and referrals to other allied health agencies, court accompaniment, advocacy on the client�s behalf with the criminal justice system, and Crime Victims Board compensation assistance. In addition, survivor will be met at any of the island emergency departments during work hours, if requested and available, if the hospital social worker is not able to meet with the survivor.
The Rape Crisis Program provides rape crisis advocates to Richmond University Medical Center and Staten Island University Hospital North. All services are free and confidential.
Adolescents can receive counseling services from the ages of 13+ without parental consent.

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{"latitude":"40.641324","longitude":"-74.075936"}

STATEN IS

40.641324

-74.075936

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49

3

5000028

5000050068

West New Brighton-New Brighton-St. George

30 Bay Street, 5th floor

Staten Island

10301

Metropolitan Council on Jewish Poverty

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Y

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2124539600

2124539500

http://www.metcouncil.org

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Programs include: extended services program, home attendant vendor program, home attendant training program, home energy assistance program, Kosher meals on whells program, project Machson, emergency cash assistance, homelss roject, crisis intervention services, emergency food program, BRIA Employment Placement Program, Family Violence Intervention Project, Camp Scholarships, Housing and Community Development

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80 Maiden Lame, 21st Floor

New York

10038

Safe Horizon Bronx Community Program

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7189331000

http://www.safehorizon.org

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The Bronx Community Program provides the following services to victims of domestic violence, sexual assault, or other crimes: individual and group counseling, information and referrals to other allied health agencies, court accompaniment, advocacy on the client’s behalf with the criminal justice system, and Crime Victims Board assistance. In addition, survivor will be met at any of the island emergency departments during work hours, if requested and available, if the hospital social worker is not able to meet with the survivor. All services are free and confidential.
Adolescents can receive counseling services from the ages of 13+ without parental consent.

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{"latitude":"40.862705","longitude":"-73.896932"}

BRONX

40.862705

-73.896932

7

15

39901

2013607

2031540001

Bedford Park-Fordham North

2500 Grand Concourse 7th Floor

Bronx

10467

Emerald Isle Immigration Center

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7183247741

7184785502

http://www.eiic.org

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Founded by Irish immigrants, but now serves all immigrants.. Services include counseling and assistance with immigration matters, counseling on obtaining citizenship, training for the citizichip exam, educational counseling (how to apply to schools and colleges, etc.) computer training and employment counseling.

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{"latitude":"40.745293","longitude":"-73.905216"}

QUEENS

40.745293

-73.905216

2

26

249

4031221

4013310054

Woodside

59-26 Woodside Ave.

Woodside

11377

Women Builders Council

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2126449201

2123672130

http://www.wbcnyc.org

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Women Builders is a leading association of women business owners and professionals providing advocacy, mentoring, capacity building, procurement opportunities and best capacity.
The organization serves women in all sectors of the building industries including construction, architecture, engineering, design and other related construction areas.

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{"latitude":"40.579687","longitude":"-73.949471"}

BROOKLYN

40.579687

-73.949471

15

48

620

3246132

3087360084

Sheepshead Bay-Gerritsen Beach-Manhattan Beach

500 Hampton Avenue

Brooklyn

11235

Asian Women In Business

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2128681373

2128681368

http://www.awib.org

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Founded in 1995, Asian Women In Business (AWIB) is the only non-profit, tax-exempt organization in the country with the primary mission of assisting Asian women entrepreneurs. Over the years, AWIB, a dynamic organization, has expanded its mission to address identified needs and issues affecting the business and professional development of Asian Americans. AWIB also serves on various tasks forces and boards to promote the inclusion of minority and women owned businesses and professionals.

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{"latitude":"40.70627","longitude":"-74.012909"}

MANHATTAN

40.70627

-74.012909

1

1

9

1000812

1000220020

Battery Park City-Lower Manhattan

42 Broadway, Suite 1748

New York

10004

Lutheran Family Health Centers' Family Support Center

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7186307295

7186307186

http://www.lmcmc.com

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This program is the core of the Family Support Center, assisting participants in accessing the full range of community resources and services available to them both within the center and in the community. Program staff provide crisis intervention, case management, short-term counseling, school advocacy, assistance with enrollment to public benefits, information and referrals to address health, hunger, legal, immigration, housing, and personal issues. Program staff also conduct community education workshops both on-site and in the community on topics such access to healthcare, domestic violence, and identifying and navigating community resources. This program also spearheads the Lutheran Healthcare Domestic Violence Taskforce which has the goal of improving screening, identification, and intervention with victims of domestic violence. Services are free and confidential.

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{"latitude":"40.637961","longitude":"-74.014149"}

BROOKLYN

40.637961

-74.014149

7

38

118

3143523

3057840001

Sunset Park East

6025 6th Avenue

Brooklyn

11220

The Coalition for Debtor Education

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Y

Y

Y

2129308828

2126367752

http://debtoreducation.org

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The Coalition's mission is to assist consumers, particularly vulnerable populations, understand and improve their ability to manage their financial affairs.

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{"latitude":"40.771609","longitude":"-73.984652"}

MANHATTAN

40.771609

-73.984652

7

3

145

1028829

1011320001

Lincoln Square

140 West 62nd St.

Room 213B

New York

10023

Hispanic AIDS Forum, Inc.

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Y

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2128686237

2125634500

http://www.hafnyc.org

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HAF's mission is to improve health outcomes for Latinos in New York City who are affected by HIV and other chronic illnesses. HAF fulfills this mission by integrating prevention and education into a set of multi-faceted wellness programs designed to: Improve access to care, services and other available resources for Latinos affected by chronic illnesses; Foster increased awareness and knowledge of chronic illnesses in Latino communities; Provide individual, family and group supportive counseling to reduce risks, prevent the onset of disease, and manage disease progression; Address attitudes, beliefs and behaviors that place Latinos at risk; Document the health-related needs of Latinos; and, Advocate and guide the formulation of public health programs and policies that are responsive to the health needs of Latino communities in New York City.

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{"latitude":"40.751946","longitude":"-73.990796"}

MANHATTAN

40.751946

-73.990796

5

3

109

1014428

1007850029

Midtown-Midtown South

213 West 35th Street, 12 Fl

NY

10001

Catalyst, Inc.

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2125148470

2125147600

http://www.catalyst.org

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Founded in 1962, Catalyst is the leading nonprofit membership organization working globally with businesses and the professions to build inclusive workplaces and expand opportunities for women and business. With offices in the United States, Canada, and Europe, and more than 400 preeminent corporations as members, Catalyst is the trusted resource for research, information, and advice about women at work. Catalyst annually honors exemplary organizational initiatives that promote women’s advancement with the Catalyst Award.

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Sunnyvale, California; Toronto, Ontario, Canada; Zug, Switzerland, Europe

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{"latitude":"40.70438","longitude":"-74.006427"}

MANHATTAN

40.70438

-74.006427

1

1

7

1000871

1000370001

Battery Park City-Lower Manhattan

120 Wall Street

5th Floor

New York

10005

Queens Independent Living Center

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7183938575

7187134718

http://www.qilc.org

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Provides speakers to groups from each of the targeted communities about the Americans with Disabilities Act, rights for people with disabilities, rehabilitation programs, vocational services, benefits and other entitlement programs for persons with disabilities; assists with applying for Section 8 housing subsidies; provides assistance with the application process for SSI, SSDI, Medicaid, food stamps and public assistance; assists with learning how to use accessible public transportation; assists with applying for Access-A-Ride (paratransitservice); provides advocacy assistance and may represent individuals at fair hearings; provides peer counseling; assists with independent living skills training; provides information and referral about adaptive equipment and other community resources.

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{"latitude":"40.764312","longitude":"-73.930025"}

QUEENS

40.764312

-73.930025

1

22

75

4006568

4005670007

Astoria

23-35 Broadway

Astoria

11106

Fifth Avenue Committee

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7182375366

7182372017

http://www.fifthave.org

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FAC is a non-profit, community-based development corporation strives to build vibrant, diverse neighborhoods where all residents have the power to achieve their goals, and opportunities to shape the community’s future. Our mission is to advance economic and social justice in South Brooklyn by developing and managing affordable housing and community facilities, creating employment opportunities, providing student-centered adult education, organizing residents and workers, and combating displacement caused by gentrification. We have produced over 600 units of affordable housing in more than 100 buildings and revitalized more than a dozen commercial storefronts, representing over $125 million in assets for South Brooklyn, and we now have over 310 units -- $110 million -- in development with a pipeline of an additional 775 units representing yet another $300 million in direct investment in South Brooklyn. Additionally, the job creation and skills training programs of Brooklyn Workforce Innovations (BWI), have led to good jobs and a path to living wages for over 2,500 individuals.

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{"latitude":"40.678948","longitude":"-73.982857"}

BROOKLYN

40.678948

-73.982857

6

33

119

3336109

3004200045

Park Slope-Gowanus

621 DeGraw Street

BROOKLYN

11217

Lesbian Cancer Initiative

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Y

Y

Y

Y

2129242657

2126207310

http://www.gaycenter.org/health/lci

N

The Lesbian Cancer Initiative offers a continuum of cancer-related services to lesbians, bisexual women, transgender people, women who partner with women, caregivers, partners and loved ones. These services include support, prevention/outreach activities, educational events and LBT cultural competency training for cancer care providers.

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Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual & Transgender Commuity Cent

208 w. 13th Street

New York

10011

inMotion

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Y

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N

2126959519

2126953800

http://www.inmotiononline.org

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Provides pro bono legal assistance for low-income women who are often victims/survivors of domestic violence with (1) divorce cases - contested and uncontested; (2) family court cases - child/spousal support, custody/visitation, orders of protection; (3) immigration cases - Violence Against Women Act (VAWA) self-petitions; (4) wills and other advance directives for women. Also sponsors the RITE Workshop designed to assist women in obtaining an uncontested divorce on their own, without the need for an attorney.

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{"latitude":"40.750744","longitude":"-73.986072"}

MANHATTAN

40.750744

-73.986072

5

4

84

1015916

1008377501

Midtown-Midtown South

70 West 36th Street, Suite 903

New York

10018

Safe Horizon

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Y

Y

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Y

8006214673

http://www.safehorizon.org

N

Safe Horizon is a victim assistance agency that provides support, prevents violence, and promotes justice for victims of crime and abuse, their families and communities.

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2 Lafayette

New York

10007

Riverside Language Program

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Y

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Y

2128976841

2126623200

http://www.riversidelanguage.org

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Free intensive English classes for immigrants, refugees and asylees in the US for less than two years.

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{"latitude":"40.812306","longitude":"-73.963607"}

MANHATTAN

40.812306

-73.963607

9

7

205

1081792

1019910032

Morningside Heights

490 Riverside Drive

New York

10027

Gay Men's Health Crisis

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Y

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N

2123671020

2123671000

http://www.gmhc.org

N

Gay Men's Health Crisis (GMHC) is a not-for-profit, volunteer supported and community-based organization committed to national leadership in the fight against AIDS. We provide prevention and care services to more than 15,000 men, women and families living with, and affected by, HIV/AIDS in New York City, and advocate for scientific, evidence-based public health information for hundreds of thousands worldwide. Our Mission: GMHC fights to end the AIDS epidemic and uplift the lives of all affected.

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{"latitude":"40.74391","longitude":"-73.993104"}

MANHATTAN

40.74391

-73.993104

4

3

91

1014981

1008000025

Hudson Yards-Chelsea-Flatiron-Union Square

119 West 24th Street

New York

10011

Local Development Corporation of East New York

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7183856700

http://www.ldceny.org

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The mission of the Local Development Corporation of East New York (LDC) is to maintain and expand industry and commerce in East Brooklyn, NY in order to improve economic opportunities for businesses and residents. Toward this goal, the LDCENY actively works to: Retain, develop and expand East Brooklyn's industrial and commercial base; attract new businesses and jobs to the community; and stimulate the development of local jobs and business opportunities. Through the Women's Business Center/Brooklyn Enterprise Center, the LDC offers one-on-one business coaching and business training to entrepreneurs, helping them start and manage their own businesses.

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{"latitude":"40.678267","longitude":"-73.897235"}

BROOKLYN

40.678267

-73.897235

5

37

1198

3083109

3036600009

East New York

80 Jamaica Ave 3rd Floor

Brooklyn

11207

Dress for Success Worldwide

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2126849563

2125321922

http://www.dressforsuccess.org/

N

Through job preparation, employment retention and career development programs, Dress for Success address the needs of low-income women by promoting economic security and self-sufficiency.

Women must be referred to Dress for Success by an approved partner agency.

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International: Canada, Jamaica, Mexico, Poland, New Zealand, the Netherlands, and the United Kingdom the Netherlands, the United Kingdom, and the United States.

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{"latitude":"40.745718","longitude":"-73.984023"}

MANHATTAN

40.745718

-73.984023

5

2

74

1016970

1008600055

Midtown-Midtown South

32 East 31st Street

7th Floor

New York

10016

Cypress Hills Child Care Corporation

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7182350898

7182353949

http://www.cypresshills.org

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We provide quality child care options for parents in our community. We oversee an ACD funded Center, Head start program for children 3 to 5 and a family day care network which has a dual mission of helping women capitalize on their child rearing skills as well as providing child care services for infants thru 12 years.

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{"latitude":"40.683212","longitude":"-73.873759"}

BROOKLYN

40.683212

-73.873759

5

37

117602

3092218

3041290065

Cypress Hills-City Line

3295 Fulton Street

Brooklyn

11208

Fedcap

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Y

Y

Y

2127274374

2127274200

http://www.fedcap.org

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{"latitude":"40.738824","longitude":"-74.000307"}

MANHATTAN

40.738824

-74.000307

4

3

81

1013728

1007640032

Hudson Yards-Chelsea-Flatiron-Union Square

211 W. 14th Street

New York

10011

T.O.P.S. FOR YOU, Inc.

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7184567068

7188213821

http://www.topsforyou.org

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A private, community-based not-for-profit organization providing on-site childcare for infants and toddlers, and training, organizing, and sponsoring licensed family and group-family day care providers in creation of small businesses. As sponsor of the Bushwick Ridgewood Family Day Care Providers Network, ongoing trainings include all aspects of New York City and New York State licensing requirements, renewals, etc. 120-hour CDA trainings are facilitated twice a year. All trainings are provided in English or in Spanish.
Other services include one-on-one advocacy and referral for community residents.

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{"latitude":"40.696527","longitude":"-73.909288"}

BROOKLYN

40.696527

-73.909288

4

37

439

3077742

3033860010

Bushwick North

366 Cornelia Street

Brooklyn

11237

Literacy Assistance Center

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N

2127853685

2128033333

http://www.lacnyc.org

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hotline for students of Adult Basic Education, English as a Second Language. GED and basic education in the native language. Students referred to free programs in NYC.

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{"latitude":"40.706045","longitude":"-74.013096"}

MANHATTAN

40.706045

-74.013096

1

1

9

1078979

1000220017

Battery Park City-Lower Manhattan

32 Broadway (10th Floor)

New York

10004

Children's Arts & Science Workshops, Inc.

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2127955901

2129237766

http://www.caswkids.org

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Originally established as a substitute educational program in the wake of the 1968 New York City teachers' strike, the agency presently provides educational, employment, recreational and cultural programs for over 3,000 youth on a year-round basis. Additionally, CASW bears the distinction of conducting the neighborhood's only year-round, after-school and weekend training workshops in dance, music, art, science and martial arts. CASW strives to reach those youth with fragile family support systems; the vast majority of whom are recently arrived immigrants. We also provide strong academic support for those who are at-risk of dropping out of school through our after-school tutoring and basic skills instruction. Through numerous activities that build self-reliance and conflict resolution skills, youth are taught to cope with the negative influences that confront them on a daily basis. Our programs and services provide a holistic approach to the needs of youth and their families. All participants receive an in depth interview to help us assess their needs and determine if they need to be referred to other social service agencies that would better address their particular need(s) or problem(s).

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{"latitude":"40.850456","longitude":"-73.935609"}

MANHATTAN

40.850456

-73.935609

12

10

271

1064414

1021800093

Washington Heights North

4271 Broadway

2nd Floor

New York

10033

Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation

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{"latitude":"40.755237","longitude":"-73.992864"}

MANHATTAN

40.755237

-73.992864

4

3

115

1013637

1007620011

Clinton

341 West 38th St., 10th Fl.

New York

10018

Dominican Foundation CULTURARTE of New York

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Y

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6464100904

6464100904

http://www.culturarteny.com

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Dominican Foundation CULTURARTE of New York

The Power of Culture is of everyone

History

The Dominican Foundation Culturarte of New York was founded in June 20th, 2001 under the guidance of Dr. Jorge Pi,a psychotherapist and poet and with visual artist and poet, Karina Rieke. The organization believes that participation and education in the arts helps create mature, emotionally and intellectually well-rounded individuals.

The Center's School of the Arts offers weekly classes and seminars on music, dance, theater, painting, film, photography, poetry, creative writing, journalism and literature. Through participation in classes and performance groups, students learn discipline and healthy self-expression. Our students, adults and young people, use the skills and talents developed in arts training as an artistic alternative to the prevention of violence, drug abuse, low-educational attainment levels, poverty and other issues that plague our community. Culturarte's goal is to create a well-educated, healthy, and creative community.

Located in the heart of Washington Heights, Culturarte serves members of the over 400,000-immigrant community from South and Central America and the Caribbean. Providing artistic educational services keeps participants in touch with their heritage, while acting as a bridge to the culture and environment of the United States and New York City. For first-and second-generation members of the community, the ills of the inner-city often supplant the values of their native culture.


Mission Statement

To promote and preserve the Hispanic and Afro-Caribbean heritage through the arts
To create a multicultural, multidisciplinary arts center for the development of talent and tolerance
To use the arts to administer to the social concerns and problems of the Hispanic community

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Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic

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{"latitude":"40.847052","longitude":"-73.933578"}

MANHATTAN

40.847052

-73.933578

12

10

261

1079908

1021530001

Washington Heights South

260 Audubon Avenue

Suite100 S

New York

10033

Hospital Audiences, Inc.

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Y

Y

Y

Y

2125757669

2125757676

http://www.hainyc.org/

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Provides a variety of services to disenfranchised and underserved communities including the disabled, frail elderly, homeless, people living with HIV/AIDS, at-risk youth, and others.

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{"latitude":"40.723624","longitude":"-73.99829"}

MANHATTAN

40.723624

-73.99829

2

1

43

1007564

1004970009

SoHo-TriBeCa-Civic Center-Little Italy

548 Broadway

3rd Floor

New York

10012

Good Shepherd Services

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Y

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2122437070

http://www.goodshepherds.org/

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Good Shepherd Services is a leading youth development, education and family service agency that serves over 20,000 program participants a year. We give vulnerable youth in New York City the opportunity to take ownership of their future, making a difference today and for the next generation.

Focusing on high-need communities in Brooklyn and the Bronx, we provide a broad array of individual, family and school-based services to prevent youth from becoming disconnected from family, school and society. We also help those who come to us already disengaged find hope and motivation to reconnect with their community. When young people cannot stay in their families, we continue to provide a safety net of superior quality foster care and residential programs, as we have since 1857.

Good Shepherd's programs succeed because of the unique way in which we work:

We have a profound belief in the strengths inherent in youth and the ability of individuals and families to transform themselves;

We surround youth and families with the services and supports they need;

We employ a rigorous business approach that stresses partnerships and makes the very most of both public and private resources.

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{"latitude":"40.746817","longitude":"-73.993655"}

MANHATTAN

40.746817

-73.993655

5

3

95

1015060

1008037502

Midtown-Midtown South

305 7th Avenue, 9th Floor

New York

10001

African Services Committee

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Y

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N

2122227067

2122223882

http://www.africanservices.org

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Founded in 1981 by Ethiopian refugees to give a helping hand to other newcomers, today African Services is a multiservice agency assisting immigrants, refugees and asylees from across the African Diaspora.

Our programs address the needs of newcomers affected by war, persecution, poverty and global health inequalities. We provide health, housing, legal and social services to 10,000 people each year. Staff representing more than 12 countries and speaking twice as many languages provide culturally and linguistically relevant support to this diverse and growing community.

Expanding HIV prevention and access to AIDS treatment and care is central to our mission. African Services has taken this work from Harlem to the frontlines of the global epidemic and now operates three HIV testing and care clinics in Ethiopia.