NYC Women's Resource Network Database

The Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual & Transgender Community Center

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2129242657

2126207310

http://www.gaycenter.org/

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"The Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual & Transgender Community Center provides a home for the birth, nurture and celebration of our organizations, institutions and culture; cares for our individuals and groups in need; educates the public and our community; and empowers our individuals and groups to achieve their fullest potential."

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{"latitude":"40.738034","longitude":"-74.000603"}

MANHATTAN

40.738034

-74.000603

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3

77

1067571

1006170047

West Village

208 West 13th Street

New York

10011

The Nourishing Kitchen of New York City, Inc.

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6462591332

http://eatwellnyc.org

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The Nourishing Kitchen of New York City, Inc., is a not-for-profit 501 (c)(3) community food program supported and run by the greater New York City area.

Our mission is to provide nutritious meals and culinary training in a safe and caring environment, to anyone who comes seeking nourishment without question and without criticism. And, further, to provide access to community services and resources to those in need while providing opportunities for volunteers to give of themselves in service to others. Anyone is welcome regardless of age, sex, race, financial qualifications, or religious beliefs.

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{"latitude":"40.794482","longitude":"-73.933583"}

MANHATTAN

40.794482

-73.933583

11

8

178

1079395

1017090021

East Harlem North

281 Pleasant Avenue

New York

10029

WET Productions

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2126820265

http://www.wetweb.org

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WWET is a 501(c)3 non profit production company, founded in 1999 to produce media that challenges female stereo-types and advocates for equality. WET develops, produces and promotes innovative, non-niched, female generated work in theater, film television and a city-wide outreach empowerment program for teenage girls: WET’s Risk Takers Film Series. For more information, please visit www.wetweb.org.

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{"latitude":"40.752726","longitude":"-73.974793"}

MANHATTAN

40.752726

-73.974793

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4

92

1036174

1012990022

Turtle Bay-East Midtown

441 Lexington Ave, PH

New York

10017

FEGS Center for Women and Families

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2123668245

9176066662

http://www.fegs.org

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Nonresidential domestic violence program providing crisis intervention, long-term counseling, advocacy and referral to adult survivors including immigrants, men and women.

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Long Island

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{"latitude":"40.72631","longitude":"-74.00749"}

MANHATTAN

40.72631

-74.00749

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3

37

1010362

1005970012

SoHo-TriBeCa-Civic Center-Little Italy

315 Hudson Street

New York

10013

Brooklyn Chinese-American Association

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7184388303

7184380008

http://www.bca.net

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The Brooklyn Chinese-American Association (BCA) was founded in 1988 as a community-based not-for-profit social service agency in response to the growing needs of the Asian-American community in the Sunset Park, Borough Park, and Bay Ridge sections of Brooklyn. To meet the needs of this rapidly growing population, BCA has developed a full array of bilingual and culturally sensitive services and programs. BCA's services include four senior centers, bilingual social services, adult education programs, early childhood education programs, youth services, community economic development projects, crime prevention and victims services, naturalization assistance services, and newspaper publication. Also, to promote cultural understanding and harmony in the neighborhood, BCA has been sponsoring community events such as the Annual Chinese New Year Parade and Annual Clean Up Day. Currently, with its Main Community Service Center and eighteen other service sites in Sunset Park, Borough Park, Bay Ridge, Sheepshead Bay, and Bensonhurst, BCA serves over 2,300 individuals on a daily basis.

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{"latitude":"40.641028","longitude":"-74.003816"}

BROOKLYN

40.641028

-74.003816

7

38

108

3013418

3007940039

Sunset Park East

5002 8th Avenue

Brooklyn

11220

Latin American Integration Center

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7185650646

7185658500

http://www.laicnyc.org

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Information and referral, public education regarding civil rights,US citizenship campaigns, voter registration campaigns, classes in citizenship test preparation and English as a Second Language, Conversational English on one-to-one basis, leadership workshops.

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{"latitude":"40.74622","longitude":"-73.915056"}

QUEENS

40.74622

-73.915056

2

26

25301

4001161

4001340027

Hunters Point-Sunnyside-West Maspeth

49-06 Skillman Avenue

Woodside

11377

Dominican Women's Development Center

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2129946065

2129946060

http://www.dwdc.org

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The Dominican Women's Development Center is a not-for-profit organization created to contribute to the empowerment of Dominican/Latina, other women and our families who reside in Washington Heights/Inwood and other New York City communities. Our mission is to aid in the growth and development of our self esteem by affirming our identity and solidarity through multicultural and holistic social services, and educational, economic and cultural development programs. The Center is committed to the organizing of women to actively participate in the elimination of gender inequality and the promotion of social justice!

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{"latitude":"40.853427","longitude":"-73.927961"}

MANHATTAN

40.853427

-73.927961

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10

277

1063854

1021590067

Washington Heights North

519 West 189th Street

Ground Floor

New York

10040

Association to Benefit Children

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2128311322

http://a-b-c.org

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The Association to Benefit Children was created to provide quality early childcare to underprivileged children in East Harlem. Over the years, ABC has grown in order to meet the needs of families comprehensively through education, supportive housing, early intervention programming, mental health treatment, and after school programming. ABC maintains close ties to other community based organizations in the East Harlem area and collaborates with other agencies in order to provide the most thorough care possible.

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{"latitude":"40.776514","longitude":"-73.948491"}

MANHATTAN

40.776514

-73.948491

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5

14402

1083281

1015660008

Yorkville

419 East 86 Street

New York

10028

Immigration Advocacy Services (IAS)

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7182741615

7189568218

http://www.iasny.org

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Office provides one-stop service which includes photos, fingerprinting, form completion, legal assistance, copy of the standardized test, certified mailing and follow-up through the preliminary and swearing in ceremony. Referrals to AILA attorneys, accredited, outreach and volunteer service agencies. Referrals to congressional representatives and governmental agencies. Speakers for merchant and civic organizations. Citizenship drives coordinated with social service, ethnic and cultural groups.

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{"latitude":"40.768513","longitude":"-73.911237"}

QUEENS

40.768513

-73.911237

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22

143

4010274

4006540059

Astoria

24-40 Steinway Street

Astoria

11103

Queensborough Community College - Continuing Education

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7182793238

7186316343

http://www.qcc.cuny.edu/ContEd/Default.htm

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Offers beginning, intermediate and advanced classes in English as a Second language. An intensive "Port of Entry language Program for Asians" is offered to prepare new Asian immigrants planning to continue their education in NY. Free classes are offered in Adult Literacy ESL and preparation for the GED. Many other vocational training courses are offered. Career guidance workshops are also available.

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

QUEENS

40.75349

-73.757957

11

23

138501

4439440

4074900002

Oakland Gardens

222-05 56 Avenue, Library Building, Room 431

Bayside

11364

Simpson Street Development Association,Inc

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7189912940

7185891510

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Simpson Street Development Association (SISDA) is a Community Based Organization servicing the youth and families of the South Bronx for the past 43 years. In the area of education, employment, training,summer camp, counseling and social services.

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{"latitude":"40.820985","longitude":"-73.893398"}

BRONX

40.820985

-73.893398

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17

159

2099787

2027240001

Hunts Point

997 East 163rd Street

Bronx

10459

City Year New York

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2126479744

2126758881

http://www.cityyear.org

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City Year is a non-profit organization that unites young people of all backgrounds for a year of full-time service, giving them the skills and opportunities to change the world. As tutors, mentors and role models, these young leaders make a difference in the lives of children and transform schools and neighborhoods. City Year is a proud member of Americorps.

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{"latitude":"40.741253","longitude":"-73.990978"}

MANHATTAN

40.741253

-73.990978

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3

58

1015540

1008230055

Hudson Yards-Chelsea-Flatiron-Union Square

20 W 22nd street

3rd Floor

New York

10010

East Harlem Neighborhood Based Alliance Corporation

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2122892616

2122891900

http://www.ehnbac.org

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The East Harlem Neighborhood Based Alliance Corporation (EHNBAC) is a non-profit organization established on March 3rd 1993, as part of a State-wide initiative implemented under the New York State Neighborhood Based Alliance (NBA) laws of 1990. The objectives of this State-wide initiative was: 1) through the operation of a crisis intervention center, to stabilize volatile situations for families and individuals in crisis situations or to address situations that if left unaddressed could become crisis, and 2) to improve long-term economic and social conditions through the development and implementation of a Strategic Neighborhood Action Plan (SNAP).

Since 1993, over 2,000 individuals and families have been placed in decent, affordable apartments, over 4,000 families have averted homelessness, over 2,000 families have avoided serious injury or death, have been placed in safe houses, and have secured monetary compensation and over 1,000 individuals have received HIV/AIDS services.

Although the EHNBAC downscaled its operation after NYS Neighborhood Based Alliance Initiative sunset in 1996 it continues to serve approximately 600 individuals and families per year. Most staff are bilingual in Spanish and English.

The EHNBAC provides crime victims with legal advocacy, family court advocacy around divorce, child visitation, child support, orders of protection. We accompany participants to precincts, court, and the District Attorney?s Office.

Emergency Assistance for Victims
We provide emergency services such as the changing of locks, purchase of furniture, clothing, pampers, food and payment of legal and documentation fees to regain lost or missing identification and legal documents, relocation assistance, and rent assistance if the victim is at risk of eviction.

We provide advocacy to obtain repairs, initiation of overcharge claims, tenant landlord mediation, money management training, legal advocacy, and assistance in securing and maintaining entitlements and benefits.

In July 2005, in response to the high rates of HIV/AIDS in East Harlem, the EHNBAC instituted its HIV/AIDS education program known as Awareness Can Change Every Persons Tomorrow (ACCEPT). Since then, over 900 individuals have received education and services focusing on the prevention of HIV/AIDS. The EHNBAC ACCEPT program provides case management, crisis intervention services, prevention workshops, individual and family counseling sessions, referrals to treatment at local hospitals and medical centers in the community, information and referral, permanency planning and condom distribution.

Its Homelessness Prevention Program aims to prevent eviction through Housing Court representation, tenant/landlord mediation and emergency cash assistance paid directly to landlords or utility providers.

If relocation is the appropriate alternative, the EHNBAC will secure alternative housing placement for families where eviction cannot be avoided.

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{"latitude":"40.801647","longitude":"-73.935017"}

MANHATTAN

40.801647

-73.935017

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8

194

1054629

1017870080

East Harlem North

240 East 123rd Street, Third Floor

New York

10035

Edwin Gould Services for Children and Families

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2124373598

2124373500

http://www.egscf.org

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Edwin Gould Services for Children and Families is a nonprofit organization recognized for providing child welfare, domestic violence and social services to thousands of "at risk" children, adolescents and families in New York City.

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{"latitude":"40.708356","longitude":"-74.014814"}

MANHATTAN

40.708356

-74.014814

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1

13

1088750

1000557501

Battery Park City-Lower Manhattan

40 Rector Street, 12th Floor

New York

10006

Lower Eastside Service Center/Outreach Program

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2127325224

2125665372

http://www.lesc.org/

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free mental health services for undocumented Hispanic and Chinese speaking immigrants for six months

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{"latitude":"40.707116","longitude":"-74.007329"}

MANHATTAN

40.707116

-74.007329

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1

7

1001015

1000420031

Battery Park City-Lower Manhattan

80 Maiden Lane (2nd floor)

New York

10038

THE BROTHERHOOD/SISTER SOL

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2122833700

2122837044

http://www.brotherhood-sistersol.org

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The Brotherhood/Sister Sol offers a safe space full of resources and love for 200 Black and Latina/o youth, ages 6-18, to speak their minds, acquire knowledge and skills, explore their identity and beliefs, and receive support to make their dreams reality. Our programs and activities - mentoring, leadership development, international study, academic tutoring, internships, community service, job training, writing collective, youth organizing - provide these young people with the knowledge and skills necessary to understand and overcome the negative pressures of poverty, racism, drugs, and violence.

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{"latitude":"40.824482","longitude":"-73.949867"}

MANHATTAN

40.824482

-73.949867

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7

229

1061865

1020740047

Hamilton Heights

512 WEST 143 STREET

NEW YORK

10031

Wyckoff Heights Medical Center - Rape Crisis

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7189063857

http://www.wyckoffhospital.org

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The Rape Crisis Program offers individual, group, and phone counseling to survivors of rape, sexual assault, and sexual abuse ages 13 and older. Services are also offered to to the families of survivors. Other services offered include the provision of information and referrals, crisis counseling by trained rape crisis advocates in the Emergency Department, preventive educational worshops, and trainings for professional groups.

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{"latitude":"40.704636","longitude":"-73.917699"}

BROOKLYN

40.704636

-73.917699

4

37

443

3074262

3032600001

Bushwick North

374 Stockholm Street, Social Work Dept. RM 1-38

Brooklyn

11237

The Young Women's Christian Association (YWCA) of Queens

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7183534553

http://www.ywcaqueens.org

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The Young Women’s Christian Association (YWCA) of Queens is a community resource and education based organization providing multi-generational and culturally competent services for the immigrant and low-income families since 1978.

Each year, it serves over 11,000 families from the NYC through programs and services including the following:



Center for Children:

- Universal pre-kindergarten

- After School

- Literacy Festival



Center for Youth Development:

- General Educational Development (GED) class (YW-Access)

- YW-Excel (GED preparation program)

- Leadership Employment Academic Development (L.E.A.D.): workforce development program

- Project C.I.T.Y. (Community Involvement Through the YWCA of Queens Volunteer Program)



Center for Adults:

- English for Speakers of Other Languages (ESOL) / Civics

- Women's job training / readiness program

- Recreational / Educational activities



Y Evergreen Care (now licensed as a homecare agency by the New York State Department of Health)

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{"latitude":"40.757857","longitude":"-73.819077"}

QUEENS

40.757857

-73.819077

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20

861

4583346

4053750006

East Flushing

42-07 Parsons Blvd

Flushing

11355

Safe Horizon Queens Community Program

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7188991233

http://www.safehorizon.org

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The Queens 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":"40.748992","longitude":"-73.891561"}

QUEENS

40.748992

-73.891561

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25

289

4029563

4012740035

Jackson Heights

74-09 37th Ave, Room 412,

Jackson Heights

11372

Amethyst House

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7188561103

7188561100

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Amethyst House is a Halfway House for adult women in recovery from alcohol and substance. Candidates for admission must have 30 days clean and recently completed an inpatient rehabilitation stay. Amethyst House provides a structured, supportive, nurturing environment where women can begin to feel safe in addressing their traumas and other issues that fueled their addiction. Many services vital to recovery are provided to residents by our Resident Managers, Therapeutic Recreation Therapist and Parenting Coordinator (for our women who have children) including assistance with structure, self expression, issues of codependency, prioritization and compliance. All residents also attend an intensive outpatient treatment program where they may benefit from group and individual counseling and vocational and housing support. We provide a comprehensive program for women who are ready to make a commitment to their recovey.

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{"latitude":"40.640688","longitude":"-73.938903"}

BROOKLYN

40.640688

-73.938903

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45

834

3112625

3049730016

East Flatbush-Farragut

604 East 40th Street

Brooklyn

11203

Community Healthcare Network

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2125452400

http://www.chnnyc.org

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Community Healthcare Network provides comprehensive, culturally competent primary care, mental health and social services to diverse populations in underserved communities throughout New York City. CHN serves more than 65,000 individuals a year who would otherwise have little or no access to critical health care. CHN is composed of 10 federally qualified health centers and is accredited by the Joint Commission.

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{"latitude":"40.744096","longitude":"-73.985619"}

MANHATTAN

40.744096

-73.985619

5

2

74

1016900

1008580022

Midtown-Midtown South

79 Madison Ave

New York

10016

The Salvation Army

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2123377200

http://www.use.salvationarmy.org/gnyd

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The Salvation Army is an international, faith-based charitable organization with a simple mission: to help those in need without discrimination.

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Beacon, East Northport, Freeport, Hempstead, Kingston, Middletown, Newburgh, New Rochelle, Peekskill, Port Chester, Port Jervis, Poughkeepsie, Riverhead, Spring Valley, Suffern, Tarrytown, Westbury, White Plains, Yonkers

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{"latitude":"40.737704","longitude":"-73.997676"}

MANHATTAN

40.737704

-73.997676

2

3

71

1010639

1006090023

West Village

120 West 14th Street

New York

10011

CASES: GirlRising

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2127320076

http://www.cases.org

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The mission of CASES is to increase the understanding and use of community sanctions that are fair, affordable, and consistent with public safety. GirlRising is New York City's first non-residential alternative-to-incarceration program designed specifically to meet the unique needs of young women in the criminal justice system. GirlRising provides the services, structure and support court-involved young women need to make responsible choices and avoid future criminal justice system involvement. GirlRising participants receive core program services, including education advocacy and support, social work, art therapy, arts and skills classes, health instruction, experiential learning and adventure based education. GirlRising participants may also engage in intensive workforce development and leadership training.

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{"latitude":"40.716696","longitude":"-74.004163"}

MANHATTAN

40.716696

-74.004163

1

1

31

1001835

1001700006

SoHo-TriBeCa-Civic Center-Little Italy

346 Broadway

New York

10013

International Center in New York

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2122550177

2122559555

http://www.intlcenter.org

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Offers one-to-one Partnership Program, a variety of discussion and lecture classes, structured eight to ten week English courses. Practical skills training workshops, and cultural programs that help members build new lives in the United States.

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{"latitude":"40.742222","longitude":"-73.991195"}

MANHATTAN

40.742222

-73.991195

5

3

58

1080667

1008240015

Hudson Yards-Chelsea-Flatiron-Union Square

50 West 23rd Street, 7th Floor

New York

10010

Queens Library HealthLink

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Y

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7189905197

http://www.queenslibrary.org/index.aspx?page_nm=QL_HealthLink

N

Community-based initiative to increase access to cancer screening and treatment. Community members are invited to participate in Neighborhood-specific councils to address health issues.

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Queens

Urban Resource Institute (URI)

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7188752817

7182602900

http://www.uriny.org

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To help survivors of domestic violence and their children get through crisis and prepare emotionally, educationally, socially, and financially for a life independent of their abusers. Urban Resource Institute provides safe alternative housing in secure and confidential apartment accommodations. Clients receive counseling, vocational evaluations and help in finding permanent housing.

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{"latitude":"40.697243","longitude":"-73.986217"}

BROOKLYN

40.697243

-73.986217

2

33

13

3000208

3001190055

DUMBO-Vinegar Hill-Downtown Brooklyn-Boerum Hill

22 Chapel Street

Brooklyn

11201

Puerto Rican Family Institute

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Y

N

7182757973

7182750983

http://prfi.org/

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Promotes individual and family well-being through the provision of out-patient diagnostic and treatment services within a bilingual and bicultural milieu. Services provided by the clinic include individual and group psychotherapy, marital and family counseling, psychopharmaceutical therapy, crisis intervention and case management.

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Elmhurst

11373

The Committee for Hispanic Children and Families (CHCF)

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Y

Y

Y

Y

2122068093

2122061090

http://www.chcfinc.org

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Since 1982, The Committee for Hispanic Children and Families, Inc. (CHCF) has been dedicated to improving the quality of life for Latino children and their families. Believing that the most effective way to serve Latino families is by building upon their existing strengths and fostering self-sufficiency, CHCF provides a number of services to the community in the areas of Youth Development, Child Care Services, and Family Health Education. Grounded in its direct services, CHCF is active in the local, state and national policy arenas around issues of child welfare and the well-being of Latino children. For more information, please call (212) 206-1090 or visit our website at http://www.chcfinc.org

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{"latitude":"40.708791","longitude":"-74.007189"}

MANHATTAN

40.708791

-74.007189

1

1

1502

1001186

1000770008

Battery Park City-Lower Manhattan

110 William Street, Suite 1802

New York

10038

Jewish Child Care Association

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Y

Y

Y

Y

2124259397

2124253333

http://www.jccany.org

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Jewish Child Care Association (JCCA) is a comprehensive child and family services agency. We work with those who need us most, including children who have been neglected or abused, immigrant Jewish families, and those building new lives. Most of our clients come to us because they struggle with poverty or family crises, and because they are working to create an independent future. JCCA helps more than 12,000 children and families every year and is consistently rated at the highest levels for the quality of our programs. In all our work, we are motivated by tikkun olam, the value within Jewish tradition that calls upon all of us to repair the world, and by our belief that every child deserves to grow up hopeful.

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Westchester County, Long Island

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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

New York

10005

Chinatown Manpower Project

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N

Y

Y

N

2125711686

2125711690

http://www.cmpny.org

N

Our mission is to promote economic self-sufficiency by providing vocational training, employment services, educational programs, English as a Second Language and economic development programs to immigrants, refugees, and disadvantaged and low-income individuals in New York City. We offer job placement services, job training, job preparation and counseling, English as a Second Language, computer and bookeeping training, and small business training, counseling and classes.

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{"latitude":"40.716092","longitude":"-73.999203"}

MANHATTAN

40.716092

-73.999203

3

1

29

1066494

1002000001

Chinatown

70 Mulberry Street, 3rd Fl

New York

10013

Single Mothers by Choice (SMC)

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Y

Y

Y

Y

2129880993

2129880993

http://www.singlemothersbychoice.org

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Single Mothers by Choice (SMC) is a National organiation which provides support and information for single women who are considering or have chosen motherhood.

Y

Boston, Chicago, Los Angeles, among others

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Gracie Square Station

P.O. Box 1642

New York

10028

Inwood Community Services, Inc.

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Y

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N

2125679476

2129420043

http://inwoodcs.org

N

Not for profit community based organizationw with youth programs, adult literacy, prevention, and two licensed clinics: mental health and chemical dependence treatment.

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{"latitude":"40.866001","longitude":"-73.924777"}

MANHATTAN

40.866001

-73.924777

12

10

291

1081917

1022340001

Marble Hill-Inwood

651 Academy Street

New York

10034

The New York Center for Children

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Y

Y

Y

Y

2125176738

2125173012

http://www.newyorkcenterforchildren.org

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The New York Center for Children is a child-friendly free clinic offering medical and psychological assessment and treatment to victims of child abuse. By cooperating with social services and law renforcement, The New York Center for children helps investigations and prosecutions proceed more efficiently with less trauma to children. The New York Center for Children also trains professionals who work with children to recognize and respond to the signs and symptoms of abuse and teaches children, parents and the public how to prevent abuse.

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{"latitude":"40.76687","longitude":"-73.95782"}

MANHATTAN

40.76687

-73.95782

8

5

126

1044839

1014450020

Lenox Hill-Roosevelt Island

333 East 70th Street

New York

10021

Common Ground

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Y

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2123899311

2123899300

http://www.commonground.org

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Established in 1990, Common Ground's mission is to end homelessness through innovative programs that transform people, buildings, and entire communities. We seek out those cut off from effective help, and we connect them to housing and to communities. We expand the supply of affordable, supportive housing. We improve the well-being of our tenants and clients by providing access to stable housing, effective health care and behavioral services, and programs that support a healthier, economically independent lifestyle. We continue to apply lessons learned, to adapt our techniques, and to share the best approaches for accomplishing these goals.

To date, Common Ground has created more than 2,000 units of affordable permanent and transitional housing in New York City, Connecticut, and upstate New York; we currently manage more than 1,600 units. We are developing eight properties that comprise 1,375 units toward our goal of creating 4,000 additional units of housing for the homeless by 2015.

Y

Los Angeles, CA; New Orleans, LA

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{"latitude":"40.753047","longitude":"-73.99285"}

MANHATTAN

40.753047

-73.99285

4

3

111

1013575

1007590037

Hudson Yards-Chelsea-Flatiron-Union Square

505 Eighth Avenue

15th Floor

New York

10018

Liberty Center for Immigrants

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Y

N

7188475843

7188473757

Y

Info and assistance on: relative petitions, adjustment of status, citizenship applications, green card replacements, travel documents, employment authorization, waivers, visa extensions, family unity (for amnesty family), counseling on all immigration issues, taxes and social security (Spanish language too)

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{"latitude":"40.701012","longitude":"-73.825481"}

QUEENS

40.701012

-73.825481

9

29

14201

4193892

4092790089

Richmond Hill

125-09 Jamaica Avenue

Richmond Hill

11419

National Council of Jewish Women New York Section

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N

Y

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N

2126875032

2126875030

http://www.njcwny.org

N

NCJW NY Section is a grassroots organization of volunteers and advocates who turn progressive ideals into action. NCJW NY strives for social justice by improving the quality of life for women,children and families and by safeguarding individual rights and freedoms. Programs include: Pregnancy Loss Support Group, Hunger Program (including 2 Soup Kitchens and a Food Bank), a Senior Center, Scholarships for Disabled College Students, Advocacy in Action (including programs on Domestic Violence, Teen Dating Violence, Human Trafficking), Children's Literacy and Reading Tutors Programs.

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{"latitude":"40.750971","longitude":"-73.971361"}

MANHATTAN

40.750971

-73.971361

6

4

88

1038673

1013367502

Turtle Bay-East Midtown

820 Second Avenue

2nd Floor

New York

10017

My Life My Soul, The Unspoken Journey of Life After Domestic Abuse

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Y

Y

Y

Y

8774501670

2128315506

http://www.mylifemysoul.com

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My Life My My Soul is a free, confidential, peer-led support group program that is a part of the East Harlem Churches and Community Urban Center in Manhattan and is also a radio show centered around understanding domestic abuse and the unspoken journey of healing a woman goes through after leaving an abusive relationship.

Our goal is to help women become knowledgeable through open discussions on how domestic abuse affects all of our lives as survivors; to explore issues not openly talked about that a woman faces after leaving her abuser; to eliminate isolation; to exchange valuable information and provide emotional support; to explore individual self-image and reinforce self-confidence.

I am a former Ft. Bragg army wife and a 19-year survivor of domestic violence. After the loss of my infant twin daughter to a domestic violence assault and beginning my journey to healing, my mission has been to bring this social disease out of the closet through public speaking and various community awareness projects.

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{"latitude":"40.787181","longitude":"-73.944132"}

MANHATTAN

40.787181

-73.944132

11

8

164

1052654

1016737501

East Harlem South

325 East 101 Street

New York

10029

Elmcor Youth & Adult Activities

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Y

N

7184573932

7186510096

Y

Drug rehabliitation Center, residential, outpatient and prevention services, Youth and Recreation services after school, in-school and sports, comupter lab and senior Citizen Center

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{"latitude":"40.757429","longitude":"-73.860938"}

QUEENS

40.757429

-73.860938

3

21

381

4042761

4017220012

North Corona

33-16 108th Street

Corona

11368

Queens Jewish Community Council (QJCC)

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Y

N

7185448011

7185449033

http://www.qjcc.org

N

Services include: benefits counseling; job placement;security devices; emergency financial assistance; food distribution; child health class.

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{"latitude":"40.713909","longitude":"-73.832351"}

QUEENS

40.713909

-73.832351

6

29

76902

4312087

4033477501

Forest Hills

119-45 Union Turnpike

Forest Hills

11375

Day Care Council of New York Inc.

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Y

Y

Y

Y

2122067836

2122067818

http://www.dccnhinc.org

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The Day Care Council of New York, Inc. is a non-profit organization providing child care information, referrals and assistance to families, child care providers, and community partners.

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{"latitude":"40.740558","longitude":"-73.991238"}

MANHATTAN

40.740558

-73.991238

5

3

54

1015502

1008220049

Hudson Yards-Chelsea-Flatiron-Union Square

12 West 21st Street

3rd Floor

New York

10010

Builders for Family and Youth / Catholic Charities

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Y

N

7187797775

7187791234

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An out-patient mental health clinic for adults and children (over age 6). Have a MICA (mentally illness and chemical abuse) specialist, forensic program with anger management groups. AA (Alcoholics Anonymous) & NA (Narcotic anonymous) meeting, a mobile outreach team, food [pantry, and Meals-on-Wheels. Have a psychiatrist on staff.

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{"latitude":"40.744648","longitude":"-73.902723"}

QUEENS

40.744648

-73.902723

2

26

249

4031453

4013367501

Woodside

61-20 Woodside Ave.

Woodside

11377

VISIONS at Selis Manor

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Y

N

N

6464864343

6464864444

http://www.visionsvcb.org

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{"latitude":"40.743386","longitude":"-73.993916"}

MANHATTAN

40.743386

-73.993916

4

3

91

1014949

1007990021

Hudson Yards-Chelsea-Flatiron-Union Square

135 West 23 Street

#93

New York

10011

Hour Children

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Y

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7184334728

7184334724

http://www.hourchildren.org

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Hour Children is committed to the compassionate and loving care of children of incarcerated women. Our outreach includes support and empowerment for mothers upon reunification with their families. All persons are encouraged to live and interact with dignity and respect.

The name of the organization was chosen by our dear friend, Jean Roulet, because the children's lives are dictated by the "hour" of the mother's arrest, the "hour" of the visit and the "hour" of her return.

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Published

{"latitude":"40.760503","longitude":"-73.93932"}

QUEENS

40.760503

-73.93932

1

26

43

Queensbridge-Ravenswood-Long Island City

36-11A 12 Street

Long Island City

11106

Brooklyn AIDS Task Force, Inc

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N

N

N

N

7183880896

7183880028

http://www.batf.net

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BATF provides comprehensive HIV/AIDS related services to underserved communities, regardless of socioeconomic, racial/ethnic background and sexual orientation and gender identity. We offer HIV/AIDS education, prevention and treatment, including HIV primary care and counseling and testing. In addition, we offer substance treatment, education and adherence services; nutritional services, housing services, mental health screenings, case management, youth services, risk reduction and harm reduction services; adolescent peer education, and several behavioral modification programs servicing ex-offenders and /or recently incarcerated individuals with long histories of substance abuse.

BATF programs and service sites are located in neighborhoods that are heavily impacted with HIV/AIDS and drug use. Our program sites are located in Park Slope/Prospect Heights, Downtown Brooklyn/Red Hook and Williamsburg/Bushwick.

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{"latitude":"40.708935","longitude":"-73.959386"}

BROOKLYN

40.708935

-73.959386

1

33

525

3059650

3021400021

North Side-South Side

260 Broadway, 4th floor

Brooklyn

11211

Safe Horizon Brooklyn Community Programs

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N

N

N

N

7188346688

http://www.safehorizon.org

N

The Brooklyn 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":"40.694079","longitude":"-73.991688"}

BROOKLYN

40.694079

-73.991688

2

33

9

3335931

3002440011

Brooklyn Heights-Cobble Hill

189 Montague Street, 6th floor

Brooklyn

11201

Comunilife Inc

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Y

Y

Y

N

2122192087

2122191618

http://www.comunilife.org

N

Non-profit housing and social service organization providing services for people with HIV/AIDS, mental illness, homeless and suicidal prevention services (for Latina adolescents residing in the Bronx).

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Published

{"latitude":"40.748148","longitude":"-73.993623"}

MANHATTAN

40.748148

-73.993623

5

3

95

1014267

1007780048

Midtown-Midtown South

214 West 29 Street, 8th floor

New York

10001

Girls for Gender Equity

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Y

Y

Y

Y

7188572239

7188571393

http://www.ggenyc.org

N

Girls for Gender Equity is committed to improving the physical, psychological, social and economic development of girls and women. Through education, organizing, and physical fitness, Girls for Gender Equity encourages communities to remove barriers and create opportunities for girls and women to live self-determined lives.


GGE envisions a society with optimal physical, economic, educational and social systems to foster the growth and fulfillment of all its members. To that end, we will provide programs that develop strengths, skills, and self-sufficiency in girls and women and help them make meaningful choices in their lives with minimum opposition and maximum community support. We will undertake organizing campaigns to achieve safety and equality in the social, political, educational, athletic, economic, health and media worlds of the smaller and larger communities in which girls and women live and work.

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