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The Child Center of NY
The Child Center of NY serves children from birth to adulthood with effective, innovative programs in six critical areas: Early Childhood Education, Behavioral Health and Pediatric Primary Care, Health Homes and Integrated Care, Prevention & Family Support, Residential Services, Youth Development (afterschool, community schools, college and work readiness programs, internship & more).
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Exhale to Inhale
Exhale to Inhale empowers those affected by domestic violence and sexual assault to transform their lives through the healing power of trauma-informed yoga.
Click for More Information on Trauma-Informed Yoga & Workplace Wellness
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Forestdale
Forestdale is the only child welfare agency headquartered in Queens, with a mission to serve as a resource for all families in the borough. In addition to ensuring the well-being of abused and neglected children through foster care and adoption services, they partner with schools, religious organizations, business owners and community leaders to address the underlying causes of families in crisis. Every program at Forestdale is designed to strengthen families and ultimately reduce the need for foster care.
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Arab-American Family Support Center
AAFSC is a non-profit, non-sectarian organization established in 1994 to provide culturally and linguistically competent, trauma-informed, multigenerational social services to immigrants and refugees.
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Sunnyside Community Services, Inc. CARE NYC
Sunnyside Care NYC provides support to caregivers of older adults living with chronic illness, and for those caring for a minor as a grandparent.
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Immigrant Welcome Center
Queens is the most diverse county in the United States. With almost half of our nearly 2.4 million residents born abroad, our neighborhoods are home to families that speak over 200 languages. The Immigrant Welcome Center works to connect new immigrants with needed services.
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Transitional Services for New York
Transitional Services for New York’s human service professionals work with persons with mental illness to help to enrich their lives. We utilize a broad spectrum of client-centered services to support growth and empower individuals to achieve increased levels of independence and self-reliance.
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The Independent Living Community at Flushing House
Flushing House is New York State's largest nonprofit Independent Living retirement community.
Residents are free to make their own decisions, come and go as they please, all while having access to supportive services on site. Our Independent Living model allows our residents to Age in Place, and truly make Flushing House their home.
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Catholic Charities Brooklyn & Queens
Catholic Charities addresses issues of poverty and promotes justice in the communities they serve, empowering families and individuals to achieve greater self-sufficiency.
Areas of Focus: Senior Programs, Behavioral Health, Immigration, Affordable Housing, Homelessness Prevention, Children & Family Services, Youth & Young Adult Services
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Alzheimer's Association, NYC Chapter
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New York Presbyterian - Weill Cornell |NYPQ
The New York-Presbyterian Hospital is a nonprofit academic medical center in NYC affiliated with Columbia University Vagelos College of Physicians and Surgeons and Weill Cornell Medicine.
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NYC Commission On Human Rights
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Queens Defenders
Queens Defenders (Formerly Queens Law Associates) represents people who have been charged with a crime in Queens and cannot afford to hire a lawyer. Queens Defenders lawyers are usually assigned to clients by the court following their arrests. We also provide services to people who visit one of our Outreach Centers.
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DAY ONE
Day One Provides Prevention Education, Advocacy, Youth Empowerment, Legal and Counseling Services to youth and youth survivors of Domestic Violence up to the age of 24.
Day One's RAPP and ERAPP Programs serve Queens Middle and High Schools by providing in-house workshops, programs, and counseling related to preventing dating abuse and violence among youth.
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Turning Point for Women and Families
Turning Point for Women and Families is the first community based, non-profit organization to directly address domestic violence in NYC's Muslim community.
We provide a diverse range of support services to survivors including crisis intervention, individual counseling, support groups, case management, advocacy, and more. Alongside our domestic violence program, we provide support to Muslim youth and to senior women in the community to help them build confidence, leadership skills, and feel empowered.
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NY Project Hope, New Horizon Counseling Center
New Horizon has resources are available to help any members of your community who may be experiencing distress or anxiety due to the COVID-19 pandemic. They can listen to clients and provide emotional support as well as connect clients to community resources if they need additional help. Clients can call New Horizon's hotline at 855-818-4673 from 9am - 5pm Mon-Fri or the NY Project Hope hotline at 844-863-9314 from 8am - 10pm any day of the week. The services provided are free and confidential.
Andrew Chen, NY Project Hope - Crisis Counselor, New Horizon Counseling Center
694 Beach 20th St, Far Rockaway, NY 11691
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VISIONS / Services for the Blind and Visually Impaired
VISIONS is a nonprofit rehabilitation and social service organization. VISIONS purpose is to develop and implement individualized programs to assist people who are blind and visually impaired of all ages to lead independent and active lives, and to educate the public to understand the capabilities and needs of people who are blind and visually impaired. All of the services VISIONS offers are free of charge.
VISIONS offers services in 16 languages, including English, Spanish, Chinese dialects, Russian, and American Sign Language (ASL) VISIONS serves participants in all boroughs of NYC, Long Island, Westchester County, and the Lower Hudson Valley . VISIONS programs are tailored to the specific needs of our participants, no matter how complex those needs are.
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Queens Community House
Queens Community House (QCH) is a multi-site, multi-service settlement house that serves the diverse neighborhoods of Queens. We serve residents of all ages, races, faiths, and ethnicities while supporting the viability of the borough as a whole.
Queens Community House impacts the lives of thousands of Queens residents daily through a broad network of programs and services. Their programs are organized into three main departments, based on the populations served: Children and Youth, Adults and Families, and Older Adults.
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Center for Independence of the Disabled in New York (CIDNY)
Services
CIDNY provides a variety of services for people with disabilities in New York City including benefit and insurance counseling.
Education
CIDNY offers a variety of workshops on subjects from getting organized to understanding your rights under the Americans with Disabilities Act. Check out the CIDNY calendar and past workshop and materials in the online library.
Advocacy
CIDNY advocacy goals aim to ensure that people with disabilities have the tools they need to live independently, provide for their financial needs and enjoy equal opportunity. -
Virtual Senior Center (VSC) by SelfHelp
Established in 2010, the Virtual Senior Center (VSC) is a community-building platform that helps older adults connect and engage with each other through virtual or hybrid classes and events and which supports organizations in building their own online community quickly and easily.
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Commonpoint Queens
Commonpoint Queens is a non-profit, multi service agency with a flagship site in Forest Hills and 33 additional sites throughout the community that provides a diverse array of programs and services to over 35,000.
Commonpoint Queens offers a broad range of social, educational, and recreational services that reach community members of all ages and backgrounds.
Visit the Commonpoint Queens website for information on their many programs for people at all stages of life.