NYC Women's Resource Network Database

Committed to Communities

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N

Y

Y

N

3472408321

7177334161

http://www.mobilechristianministries.com

N

Committed to Communities Mobile Ministries is a non profit Certified Emergency Care and Safety Institute providing individuals with the knowledge and experience to engage in lifesaving measures. Instructors teach skills to promote healthy, safe and productive lifestyles for our neighbors. The outreach offered through the mobile ministries raises awareness to prevent injustice and stop atrocities associated with poverty and racial or religious intoloerance, while sharing a message of love and hope. The Ordained Members of The Clergy and Members of The Laity volunteer to serve as vital componets of the communities where they live and work by promoting the public good through programs to prevent cruelty to women, children and the elderly.

Y

CA, FL, NJ, NC AND Washington DC

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Y

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Y

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Published

Mobile Ministries

Restoration Plaza Station, P.O. Box 471748

Brooklyn

11247

Queens Interagency Council on the Aging

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Y

N

7182680295

7182685954

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Y

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Published

80-02 Kew Gardens Road, Suite 202

Kew Gardens

Union Settlement Association

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N

Y

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N

2128286000

http://www.unionsettlement.org/

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Y

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Y

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Published

{"latitude":"40.789687","longitude":"-73.944267"}

MANHATTAN

40.789687

-73.944267

11

8

170

1080671

1016540011

East Harlem South

237 E. 104th Street

New York

10029

Lighthouse International

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N

Y

N

N

2128219743

2128219235

http://www.lighthouse.org

N

Founded in New York City in 1905, Lighthouse International is a leading non-profit organization dedicated to preserving vision and to providing critically needed vision and rehabilitation services to help people of all ages overcome the challenges of vision loss. Through clinical services, education, research, and advocacy, the Lighthouse enables people with low vision and blindness to enjoy safe, independent and productive lives.

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Published

111 East 59th Street

New York

Learning Disabilities Association of New York City

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Y

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N

2129248896

2126456730

http://www.ldanyc.org/index.html

The Learning Disabilities Association of New York City (LDA of NYC) is a nonprofit organization which was founded in 1989. LDA of NYC facilitates access to needed services for all New Yorkers with Learning Disabilities, especially those in the more disadv

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N

Published

27 W. 20 St., Suite 303

New York

Shalom Task Force

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Y

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N

7183373700

http://www.shalomtaskforce.org/

The Shalom Task Force offers a rabbinically endorsed means to provide an abused woman with the confidentiality, professionalism, a sympathetic ear and advice from someone who understands her.

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Y

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Published

P.O. Box 137 Bowling Green Station

New York

Mayor's Office of Industrial and Manufacturing Business

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Y

Y

Y

Y

http://www.nyc.gov/html/imb/html/home/home.shtml

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Protecting and promoting our industrial sector is crucial to the city's overall economic development. In January 2005, Mayor Bloomberg created the Office of Industrial and Manufacturing Businesses to retain and grow the sector's job base, execute the goals of the industrial policy, and serve as a single point of coordination for the industrial and manufacturing sector. The sector provides close to 500,000 jobs in New York City, making up nearly 15% of the city's workforce, and contributed $1.7 billion in tax revenues in 2004. The manufacturing and industrial sector is not only a strong component of our economy but a reliable source of jobs for many of our fellow New Yorkers. More than half of the employees in the industrial sector have a high school diploma or less and nearly a fifth have limited English proficiency. New York City is a strategic location to operate an industrial business. The unparalleled concentration of residents, businesses, economic activity, and wealth creates a tremendous end market for the industrial sector. Every employer praises the New York City workforce for its unparalleled diversity, depth of talent, commitment, and proactive attitude. Despite these advantages, challenges remain for the sector. Space to expand or relocate is expensive and scarce, operating costs are high, and there is a perception that the overall business environment presents obstacles. Our Office has begun to address these issues. Our Office broadened the Commercial Expansion Program to create benefits especially for industrial and manufacturing businesses that rent their spaces. In early 2006 our Office created 16 Industrial Business Zones across the City where expanded business services are available for industrial and manufacturing businesses. A relocation tax credit of $1,000 per employee is offered for manufacturing and industrial businesses that choose to relocate within the Industrial Business Zones.� Moreover, the zones represent areas where the Bloomberg Administration guarantees it will prohibit any new residential development. And State tax credits are also available to qualified businesses located in certain Industrial Business Zones as a result of the recent reconfiguration of the New York City's Empire Zones. Our Office intends to see these initiatives grow and better serve the city�s industrial and manufacturing businesses. We encourage you to explore this site to learn more. Please contact us to let us know how we can help you.

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Y

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Published

New York

The White House Project

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Y

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N

2122614400

http://www.thewhitehouseproject.org

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Y

Atlanta, Minneapolis, Denver

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Y

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Published

{"latitude":"40.753212","longitude":"-73.997979"}

MANHATTAN

40.753212

-73.997979

4

3

103

1012841

1007297501

Hudson Yards-Chelsea-Flatiron-Union Square

434 W. 33rd Street

8th Floor

NYC

10028

Mount Hope Housing Company

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Y

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N

N

7185837017

http://www.mounthopehousing.org/index.html

Mount Hope Housing Company, Inc. is a community development organization that rehabilitates and manages affordable housing as well as providing a robust array of services to help its residents achieve new opportunities to move up the economic ladder.

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Published

{"latitude":"40.852399","longitude":"-73.907445"}

BRONX

40.852399

-73.907445

5

14

241

2008272

2028540064

Mount Hope

2003-05 Walton Avenue

Bronx

10453

Neighborhood Initiatives Development Corporation

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Y

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N

N

7182319800

http://www.nidcny.org/programs.html

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Published

{"latitude":"40.863727","longitude":"-73.868431"}

BRONX

40.863727

-73.868431

11

15

33202

2051296

2044280055

Bronxdale

2523 Olinville Avenue

Bronx

10467

USO of Metropolitan New York

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N

Y

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N

2126955590

http://www.usonyc.org

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Published

625 Eight Ave.

North Wing, Second Floor

New York

10018

Women Make Movies

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Y

N

N

2129252052

2129250606

http://www.wmm.com/

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N

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Y

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Published

462 Broadway, Suite 500

New York

Fordham University

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Y

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N

N

2126366000

http://www.fordham.edu

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N

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Published

{"latitude":"40.860733","longitude":"-73.889535"}

BRONX

40.860733

-73.889535

6

15

397

2102025

2032730001

Belmont

441 E Fordham Rd

Bronx

10458

St. Luke's Hospital Women's Health Project

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N

Y

N

N

2125232140

2125237693

http://www.whpnyc.org

N

The Women’s Health Project Treatment and Research Center (WHP) provides a supportive, multi-modal outpatient treatment environment for women in recovery from trauma or abuse, including an integrated treatment approach for women also recovering from addiction.

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Published

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

MANHATTAN

40.804891

-73.960498

9

7

20101

1056037

1018670009

Morningside Heights

411 West 114th Street

Suite #6C

New York

10025

Sanctuary For Families

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N

Y

N

N

2123496009

http://www.sanctuaryforfamilies.org/

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N

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Y

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Y

Y

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Y

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Y

N

Published

PO Box 1406, Wall Street Station

New York

10268

Copasetic Women Over 50

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N

Y

N

N

2128646978

http://copaseticwomen.moogo.com/

N

Support/Education for women over 50 who are infected and affected by HIV/AIDS. Lunch and Metrocard provided.

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Published

{"latitude":"40.798965","longitude":"-73.959371"}

MANHATTAN

40.798965

-73.959371

7

7

193

1055693

1018430032

Morningside Heights

473 Central Park West 2C

New York,N.Y.

10025

Mid Bronx Community Preservation Coalition, Inc.

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Y

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N

N

7185900655

We are a non-profit, community based youth service agency, founded in 1979. We are committed to assisting economically disadvantaged youth and young adults become productive citizens by enhancing their ability to further their education, obtain job skills

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N

Published

{"latitude":"40.836098","longitude":"-73.903825"}

BRONX

40.836098

-73.903825

3

16

14702

2009542

2029110030

Claremont-Bathgate

489 St. Pauls Place

Bronx

10456

Family Justice Centers

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Y

Y

Y

Y

2126399675

http://www.nyc.gov/html/ocdv/html/fjc/fjc.shtml

N

The New York City Family Justice Center Initiative of the Mayor’s Office to Combat Domestic Violence reduces barriers faced by victims of domestic violence who are seeking help. This innovative program enables victims to meet with a prosecutor, speak with a trained counselor, and apply for housing and financial assistance in just one visit – all in their native language while their children play safely in the next room. By providing services in one location with partnering City agencies and community providers, the Brooklyn and Queens Centers are increasing the effectiveness of service delivery to break the cycle of violence. Mayor Bloomberg has committed to opening a third Center in the Bronx. The New York City Family Justice Center Initiative is a private/public partnership of the Mayor’s Fund to Advance New York City, a 501(c)(3) not-for-profit organization established to promote partnerships between the City and the private sector.

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Published

New York

Visiting Nurse Service of New York

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N

Y

N

N

2127949200

http://www.vnsny.org/

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N

Published

{"latitude":"40.751861","longitude":"-73.993716"}

MANHATTAN

40.751861

-73.993716

4

3

103

1013547

1007570031

Hudson Yards-Chelsea-Flatiron-Union Square

5 Penn Plaza 12 FL, Genl Acctg.

New York

10001

Women in Islam, Inc.

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N

Y

N

N

2125768875

http://www.womeninislam.org

N

WOMEN IN ISLAM INC is an organization of professional and social activist Muslim women representing a broad spectrum of human rights and social justice interests.

OUR MISSION is to advance the spiritual and intellectual development of women to empower them as dynamic participants in civil society and as advocates for human rights and social justice.

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N

Published

POB 814, Lincolnton Station

New York

10037

Concerned Parents of the Bronx, Inc.

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Y

N

N

N

6463935347

N

Non-profit organization for the parents and families of NYC public education.

We offer workshops and professional development that will increase parent involvement in NYC Public Schools.

We also plan Parent Conferences and Events.

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N

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Y

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Y

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Y

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N

Published

1360 Ogden Avenue - Suite 2F

Bronx

10452

National League for Nursing

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N

Y

N

N

2128120391

2123635555

http://www.nln.org/

N

Dedicated to excellence in nursing education, the National League for Nursing is the preferred membership organization for nurse faculty and leaders in nursing education. NLN members include nurse educators, education agencies, health care agencies, and i

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N

Published

61 Broadway, 33rd Fl.

New York

Disabled in Action of Metropolitan New York

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N

Y

N

N

7182613737

7182613737

http://www.disabledinaction.org/

N

We are a civil rights organization committed to ending discrimination against people with disabilities ? all disabilities. We fight to eliminate the barriers that prevent us from enjoying full equality in American society. Founded in 1970, DIA is a democratic, not-for-profit, tax-exempt, membership organization. DIA consists primarily of and is directed by people with disabilities.

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Published

PO Box 30954

NY

10011

Lower East Side Girls Club

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N

Y

N

N

2129821633

N

The Girls Club leadership is a cross-section of women living in the community of the Lower East Side of Manhattan. Low-income women are represented in all aspects of the life of the Girls Club including Board and Staff. The Girls Club also holds a special relationship with the women in the girls' lives. The active involvement of mothers, grandmothers, aunts, and other women help build a strong unique support network for the girls.

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Published

{"latitude":"40.7236","longitude":"-73.983296"}

MANHATTAN

40.7236

-73.983296

3

2

32

1081927

1003990020

East Village

220 E. 4th Street (A&B)

New York

10009

Rockaway Artist Alliance, Inc.

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Y

N

7184740861

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N

Published

{"latitude":"40.580701","longitude":"-73.837704"}

QUEENS

40.580701

-73.837704

14

32

938

4303771

4161660483

Breezy Point-Belle Harbor-Rockaway Park-Broad Channel

260 Beach 116th Street

Rockaway Park

11694

Shuang Wen Academy Network

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N

Y

N

N

2126029790

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Published

{"latitude":"40.711549","longitude":"-73.986542"}

MANHATTAN

40.711549

-73.986542

3

1

201

1003143

1002450007

Lower East Side

327 Cherry Street

New York

10002

The Fortune Society

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N

N

Y

N

3475103451

2126917554

http://www.fortunesociety.org

N

Founded in 1967, The Fortune Society is a non-profit organization dedicated to strengthening the fabric of our communities by offering critical re-entry services to formerly incarcerated men and women and promoting alternatives to incarceration. Fortune does this through a holistic, “one-stop” model of service that features: crisis intervention and crisis counseling, career development, education, housing services, HIV/AIDS-case management, substance abuse treatment, family services, referrals, and lifetime aftercare, among other services. A female-specific program, DAMAS, provides a supportive community in which the unique needs of women with criminal justice system involvement are addressed. Through DAMAS, women are empowered to move away from criminal behavior and antisocial tendencies -- and to develop as productive and responsible members of society.

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Published

{"latitude":"40.750433","longitude":"-73.935323"}

QUEENS

40.750433

-73.935323

1

26

171

4003410

4002390049

Hunters Point-Sunnyside-West Maspeth

29-76 Northern Blvd.

Long Island City

11101

New York State Coalition Against Domestic Violence

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Y

Y

Y

Y

5184825465

Y

The New York State Coalition Against Domestic Violence (Coalition) is a not-for-profit membership organization whose mission is to eradicate domestic violence and to ensure the provision of effective and appropriate services to victims of domestic violence through community outreach, education, training, technical assistance and policy development. The Coalition's principles and practices prioritize the safety and concerns of women who are abused, provide support and encouragement for the participation of women who are abused in the struggle to eradicate personal and institutional violence against them, and provide for a non-competitive atmosphere that fosters open communication, respect, and cooperation among advocates and women who are abused.

Y

Albany, Rochester

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Y

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Published

350 New Scotland Avenue

Albany

12208

Henry Street Settlement Neighborhood Resource Center

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Y

N

N

2124712409

2124712400

http://www.henrystreet.org

N

Henry Street Settlement's Neighborhood Resource Center provides clients with a free comprehensive needs assessment to determine eligibility for public benefits and programs. The Center, in conjunction with Legal Services for New York City (LSNY), can provide free legal assistance for low-income individuals and families. The Center offers free on-site budget and credit counseling services through ACCION New York. The Center also provides free, short-term crisis counseling services for people who live or work on the Lower East Side, Chinatown, Battery Park City and other parts of Manhattan south of 14th Street. Individual crisis counseling services are available by appointment or walk-in provided by a certified social worker. Referrals for on-going mental health counseling and psychiatric services are made to Henry Street Settlement's mental health clinic, the Community Consultation Center. Services at the Neighborhood Resource Center are provided in English, Spanish, Mandarin, Cantonese and Italian. Self-referrals are accepted. Clients can call for an appointment or walk in for services.

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Published

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

MANHATTAN

40.71454

-73.984171

3

1

202

1003754

1002880064

Lower East Side

281 East Broadway

New York

10002

Reformed Church of Newtown

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N

Y

N

7185920864

7185924466

Y

The Reformed Church of Newtown offers a Madarin Chinese School. Saturday morning 9:30 AM - 12:30 PM. $140/semester. $20.00 registration fee, One semester is four months. Summer program for children is free.

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N

Published

{"latitude":"40.739201","longitude":"-73.877788"}

QUEENS

40.739201

-73.877788

4

25

471

4437278

4018360001

Elmhurst

85-15 Broadway

Elmhurst

11373

Hope City Empowerment Center

Y

N

N

N

N

7188575698

Y

A nonsectarian community based organization that is incoorporated and is a 501(c)(3)tax exempt entity. We provide a soup kitchen, food pantry, seniors program as well as a after-school program for high school students.

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Y

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N

Published

{"latitude":"40.678884","longitude":"-73.963987"}

BROOKLYN

40.678884

-73.963987

8

35

203

3027947

3011390023

Prospect Heights

650-656 Washington Avenue

Brooklyn

11238

The Arab American Family Support Center

Y

Y

Y

Y

Y

7186438167

7186438000

http://www.aafscny.org

N

AAFSC provides individual and family counseling, crisis intervention, and emergency services. A core program addresses domestic violence issues and women's legal and human rights. The organization provides parenting education, college prep & SAT classes, information/referral services for employment, job-training, and child-care needs. It assists with obtaining housing, social, medical, community services and public school registration. AAFSC offers English as a Second Language classes for adults and afterschool tutoring for children, legal assistance with immigration issues, and citizenship classes.

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Y

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Y

N

Published

150 Court Street, 3rd Floor

Brooklyn

10280

Hindu Temple Society of North America (Sri Maha Ganapati Devasthanam)

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N

N

Y

N

7184618055

7184608484

http://www.nyganeshtemple.org

N

Hindu religious services and festivals, religion classes. Yoga classes;Indian cultural events such as concerts.

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{"latitude":"40.752968","longitude":"-73.817419"}

QUEENS

40.752968

-73.817419

7

20

1205

4117475

4052030037

East Flushing

45-57 Bowne Street

Flushing

11355

Greenwich House, Inc.

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Y

Y

6463655730

2129910003

http://greenwichouse.org

N

Multi-service settlement House that provides services to children and adults. Services include Arts, day care, nursery school, mental health for children and adults, Substance abuse and HIV Programs for adults.

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{"latitude":"40.748848","longitude":"-73.993377"}

MANHATTAN

40.748848

-73.993377

5

3

95

1014300

1007790057

Midtown-Midtown South

224 West 30th Street, Room 302

New York

10001

Grassroots Organizations Operating Together In Sisterhood Inc.

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{"latitude":"40.712105","longitude":"-73.945709"}

BROOKLYN

40.712105

-73.945709

1

34

503

3069384

3027810022

East Williamsburg

249 Manhattan Avenue

Brooklyn

11211

Edith and Carl Marks Jewish Community House of Bensonhurst

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N

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7182328461

7183316800

http://www.jchb.org

N

Jewish Community Center welcoming all community residents, providing many programs and services. Programs include: preschool, afterschool, teens, summer camp, Sunday Children's Programs, pool, fitness, membership, Bensonhurst Senior Center hot lunch program, Senior Activities, JCH Good Neighbors Neighborhood Naturally Occurring Retirement Community - Social and Health services for seniors, Psychological Support and Mental Health Prevention and Domestic Violence Prevention Services, Bensonhurst Housing for the Elderly, Single Stop Social Service Center - public benefits, legal consultation, financial literacy workshops, information and referrals, Immigrant Services - English classes, job placement and vocational training, medical insurance assistance (MCCAP), Bensonhurst Business Club, docucment translation, Holocaust Survivors services, more.

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{"latitude":"40.606369","longitude":"-73.989235"}

BROOKLYN

40.606369

-73.989235

11

44

270

3162352

3062640030

Bensonhurst West

7802 Bay Parkway

Brooklyn

11214

Highbridge Community Life Center/Bridge Builders/Community Partnership Initivitive

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Y

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N

7185881965

7182934352

http://www.highbridgelife.org

N

Community Services, known as the "Storefront," is often the first contact residents have with Highbridge Community Life Center. Since 1979, the Storefront has provided direct service to the community. The Storefront offers support services and neighborhood organizing for the community. Many Storefront staff members are community residents.

Bridgebuilder Initiative to Improve Child Welfare for Highbridge
Bridgebuilder Initiative to Improve Child Welfare for Highbridge is a coalition of parents, community leaders and professionals, schools and other social service agencies that provide needed services to the community so that families can be healthy and children can stay safely in their homes. The Family Support Program, part of the Bridgebuilder Initiative, outreaches to the Highbridge Community to engage parents and provide them with services such as education, legal services, supportive counseling, case management, eligibility assistance and advocacy, advocacy in Family Court, and counseling. Child Welfare Organizing Project (CWOP) is a partner organization that aims to train and advocate for parent's rights in the child welfare system.

The Community Collaborative to Improve Bronx Schools (CCB, formerly CC9)
The Community Collaborative to Improve Bronx Schools (CCB, formerly CC9) is a coalition of six community-based organizations and the NYU Institute for Education and Social Policy. This parent-led collaboration for educational justice is the first community organization to be publicly recognized for its work in improving student achievement in District 9 Schools. The United Parents of Highbridge, formed by parents of children who participate in our youth programs, and other parent groups have successfully brought together the Department of Education and the United Federation of Teachers to implement the first Lead Teacher program in NYC. CCB is leading a major campaign to improve traffic safety near schools.


The Highbridge Horizon
The Highbridge Horizon is a bilingual community advocacy newspaper produced by and for the residents of southern Highbridge. The mission of the publication is twofold: to galvanize residents to create positive, lasting neighborhood change; and to provide a forum for residents -- especially youth -- to learn and develop viable communication skills.

Homeless Outreach
Homeless Outreach provides mobile meals and services to those residents who are homeless.

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Published

156 West 164 th Street

Bronx

10452

Jamaica Service Program for Older Adults (JSPOA)

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Y

N

7186576620

7186576500

http://www.jspoa.org

N

Senior Centers, In-Home Services, Senior Employment Program,Elderly Crime Victims Assistance, Adult Day Care, Advocacy, Health Monitoring, Arts Center

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{"latitude":"40.704268","longitude":"-73.797827"}

QUEENS

40.704268

-73.797827

12

27

44601

4215622

4101020002

Jamaica

162-04 Jamaica Ave

Jamaica

11432

Council of Aid for Central Asian Jews - After school service/Summer Day Camp

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Y

N

7185201275

7185201275

N

School age service after school time.

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Published

{"latitude":"40.718918","longitude":"-73.834413"}

QUEENS

40.718918

-73.834413

6

29

75701

4052771

4022650090

Forest Hills

75-24 Grand Central Parkway

Forest Hills

11375

Adelphi NY Statewide Breast Cancer Hotline & Support Program

Y

Y

Y

Y

Y

5168774336

8008778077

http://www.adelphi.edu/nysbreastcancer

N

Our goal is to educate, support, empower and advocate for breast cancer patients, professionals, and the community. Our services include a statewide hotline, website, support groups, individual, family and telephone counseling, educational programs, community outreach and education, complementary wellness workshops nad spanish speaking services. All of our services are free and confidential.

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Located on Long Island

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Adelphi University, School of Social Work,

1 South Avenue

Garden City

11530

New York Legal Assistance Group

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Y

Y

Y

Y

2127500820

2126135000

http://www.nylag.org

N

The New York Legal Assistance Group (NYLAG) is a nonprofit organization that offers vulnerable New Yorkers the legal help they critically need. NYLAG?s mission is to provide free, civil legal services to poor and near poor individuals and families residing in the five boroughs of New York City who would otherwise be unable to access legal assistance. Since 1990, NYLAG has been dedicated to providing legal services to underserved, impoverished populations through direct representation, impact and class action litigation, consultation and community education. As a city-wide multi-legal services agency, NYLAG has the capacity to fill a vital gap in legal assistance to a wide range of low income populations including victims of domestic violence, immigrants, the elderly, the chronically ill, children with special needs, Holocaust survivors, and many other less fortunate members of society.

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{"latitude":"40.753574","longitude":"-73.998838"}

MANHATTAN

40.753574

-73.998838

4

3

103

1085401

1007299001

Hudson Yards-Chelsea-Flatiron-Union Square

450 W 33rd Street

New York

10001

New York Women in Film and Television

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2126790899

2126790870

http://www.nywift.org/

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New York Women in Film & Television (NYWIFT) is a nonprofit membership organization for professional women in film, television and new media. A champion of women's rights, achievements and points of view in the film and television industry, NYWIFT is an educational forum for media professionals, and a network for the exchange of information and resources.

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{"latitude":"40.751374","longitude":"-73.981817"}

MANHATTAN

40.751374

-73.981817

5

4

82

1017227

1008680008

Murray Hill-Kips Bay

6 East 39th Street

Suite 1200

Brooklyn

10016

New Immigrant Community Empowerment

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N

7183962706

7182058796

http://www.nynice.org/

N

New Immigrant Community Empowerment (NICE) is a community-based, non-profit organization that works to ensure that new immigrants can build social, political and economic power in their communities and beyond. NICE envisions a world where all people -regardless of status- live and work with dignity and justice.

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{"latitude":"40.748031","longitude":"-73.888838"}

QUEENS

40.748031

-73.888838

3

25

287

4029910

4012880060

Jackson Heights

37-41 77th Street

Jackson Heights

11372

Brooklyn Neighborhood Improvement Association, Inc.

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3476639103

7187734116

Y

Brooklyn Neighborhood Improvement Association, Inc. (BNIA), is a non-profit, 501c(3), neighborhood preservation organization founded in 1980 by community residents who were concerned about the urban decay in their neighborhoods. From its inception, BNIA served the residents of Neighborhood Development Area #8 (Crown Heights North) by providing housing counseling and tenant organizing. Later, BNIA added to its repertoire, an array of services and programs - housing development, rehabilitation, and management; youth employment, life skills training and development. Because of the agency?s successful track record in Board #8 and wishing to expand our footprint further, BNIA has extended its service area to Neighborhood Development Area #16 (Ocean Hill-Brownsville).

Mission: BNIA's mission is to empower low and moderate income residents of Central Brooklyn and its surrounding areas; to encourage and support leadership and community participation in order to address the housing and economic development needs of the area. BNIA provides valuable and quality housing services, economic development activities, youth employment, life skills training and development, and other programs and services that will enable community residents to be autonomous.

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{"latitude":"40.670505","longitude":"-73.92964"}

BROOKLYN

40.670505

-73.92964

8

41

349

3037114

3013850028

Crown Heights North

1482 St. Johns Place, Suite 1F

Brooklyn

11213

The Pen and Brush, Inc.

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2124756018

2124753669

http://www.penandbrush.org

N

nonprofit supporting women in the visual, literary and performing arts, offering exhibitions, readings, workshops, contests to promote the value of women's artwork and address inequities in opportunities available to women seeking careers in the arts

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{"latitude":"40.733035","longitude":"-73.994559"}

MANHATTAN

40.733035

-73.994559

2

2

59

1009233

1005670014

West Village

16 East Tenth Street

New York

10003

United Jewish Council of the East Side

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2123852693

2122336037

http://www.ujceastside.org

N

Not for profit, non-denominational social service agency that serves Lower Manhattan, as well as other neighborhoods in Manhattan, Brooklyn and Queens. Provides entitlement and benefit counseling, assistance with completing appropriate applications (for example, applications for Medicare D, Social Security Disability,food stamps, city housing) and advocacy with fair hearings regarding benefits or housing issues. Services also include assistance with housing, immigration, financial arrears. We also have career counseling, computer training, an MICA SRO, medicaid and private pay homecare. For adults over 60 in Lower Manhattan we also offer a senior center and kosher congregate meal sites, a limited home delivered kosher mealprogram, telephone reassurance and friendly visiting. All social service assistance is available in English, Russian, Chinese and Spanish. This agency also refers appropriate clients who have symptoms related to 9/11 to the World Trade Center Environmental Health Clinics run by the NYC Health and Hospital Corporation.

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{"latitude":"40.714359","longitude":"-73.986509"}

MANHATTAN

40.714359

-73.986509

3

1

201

1003732

1002860033

Lower East Side

235 East Broadway

NY

10002

Red Hook Initiative

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7188586782

http://www.rhicenter.org

N

The Red Hook Initiative works to confront the consequences of intergenerational poverty through an approach that provides support in the areas of education, employment, health, and community development. We provide services mainly to young people between the ages of 9 - 24 years old. We provide programming 12 hours per day, six days per week. Our organization hires residents of the Red Hook Houses who empower themselves to create programs for their family and friends.

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{"latitude":"40.676803","longitude":"-74.004705"}

BROOKLYN

40.676803

-74.004705

6

38

59

3393808

3005350001

Carroll Gardens-Columbia Street-Red Hook

767 Hicks Street

Brooklyn

11231

Phipps Community Development Corporation

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Y

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2123665108

2122439090

http://www.phippsny.org/pcdc

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Phipps Community Development Corporation (Phipps CDC) is a 35-year-old multi-service nonprofit providing a comprehensive network of educational, vocational and community development programs for residents of low-income communities across the Bronx and Manhattan. Phipps CDC serves approximately 8,000 children, teens and adults in more than 40 programs. On-site and neighborhood-based social, education, and career services include: Head Start, after-school, summer camp, literacy and ESL, GED, college prep, work readiness, resident support, and family programs for children and adults. Phipps CDC is the social services affiliate of Phipps Houses, New York City's oldest and largest nonprofit developer of affordable housing.

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{"latitude":"40.739279","longitude":"-73.989726"}

MANHATTAN

40.739279

-73.989726

5

2

52

1016201

1008490016

Hudson Yards-Chelsea-Flatiron-Union Square

902 Broadway

New York

10010

Polonians Organized to Minister to Our Community, Inc. (POMOC)

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7188943818

7183269098

Y

POMOC Inc. is a 501 (c)(3)community based organization. Our mission is to improve the quality of life for those in need, especially immigrants and seniors. Our goal is to provide services that encourage and enable our low-income clients to achieve self-sufficiency and independence.
POMOC Inc. was established in 1980, as a not-for-profit human service agency. We are a direct service provider is such areas as: public entitlements, managed healthcare assistance, immigration assistance, housing assistance, employment assistance, senior services and ESOL & Civics instruction.
Our target population are mostly immigrants, predominently from Poland and other Eastern European countries. Our Queens offices in Maspeth and Ridgewood assist an average of 3,500 clients annually. They are mostly individuals and families residing in the Maspeth, Ridgewood, Glendale, Middle Village, Woodhaven, Elmhurst, Rego Park, Forest Hills, Astoria,Long Island City and Woodside sections of Queens.
Our Brooklyn office is located in Sunset Park and assists an average of 1,500 residents from the neighborhoods of Brooklyn.
POMOC Inc. funding sources include governmental agencies at both State and City level. as well as corporate and private donors.
Our Immigration Program has been in existence since the 1980's when a large number of newly arrived immigrants and refugees settled in Brooklyn And Queens. In 1997 the Immigration and Naturalization Service Board of Immigration Appeals approved our request for agency recognition and the application for representative acceditation. Since then POMOC is authorized to practice and represent our clients before the Immigration Service. Our program assist immigrants with a broad range of professional and free of charge immigration-related services, such as family based sponsorship, adjusting to lawful permanent resident status and numerous cases of naturalization and U.S. citizenship application.
Our Maspeth office has a food pantry on site and we provide emergency food assistance for Queens residents.

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{"latitude":"40.723813","longitude":"-73.905838"}

QUEENS

40.723813

-73.905838

5

30

531

4060415

4027040093

Maspeth

60-17 56th Drive

Maspeth

11378

Riverdale Neighborhood House, Inc.

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Y

N

N

N

7188841645

7185498100

http://www.riverdaleonline.org

N

Since our founding in 1872, Riverdale Neighborhood House (RNH) has partnered with the residents of the Northwest Bronx to build and sustain a healthy and productive community. RNH delivers first-rate educational and social services to the entire community: children, teens, seniors and families. RNH programs strengthen the social fabric of our community and enhance the quality of life for our neighbors.

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{"latitude":"40.903039","longitude":"-73.90375"}

BRONX

40.903039

-73.90375

8

11

337

2119685

2058501585

North Riverdale-Fieldston-Riverdale

5521 Mosholu Avenue

Bronx

10471