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Through an innovative model of classroom learning and paid on-the-job training, NSIP prepares homeless, formerly homeless, and at-risk individuals for entry-level positions in the social service sector, including homeless shelters.
Project Renewal and Catholic Guardian Services have teamed up to teach culinary arts to some of the city’s most vulnerable young people.
The East Harlem Neighborhood Plan, a product of nearly ten (10) months of community-based planning efforts, is now out. Community Voices Heard (CVH), a membership organization of low-income families with deep roots in East Harlem, was one of the key Project Partners.
A panel of health care leaders considered more than 1,000 candidates for this honor before selecting Coe, CEO of Community Access, a New York City nonprofit organization
On Thursday, October 29, the third anniversary of Hurricane Sandy, Faith in New York (FiNY) together with Community Voices Heard (CVH) hosted a march and community forum commemorating the third anniversary of Hurricane Sandy. They celebrated accomplishments in the rebuilding and focused on the future goals of what still needs to be addressed.
Public Housing residents march to Gracie Mansion and call on Mayor De Blasio to invest $2 Billion to preserve the housing stock, rather than promote private development on public land.
Ten nonprofit groups in three New York City boroughs and Westchester have been chosen as semifinalists for the 2015 New York Community Trust Nonprofit Excellence Awards.
Stapel is currently Executive Director of the New York City Gay and Lesbian Anti-Violence Project (AVP), the nation’s largest LGBTQ and HIV-affected anti-violence program.
BCS will premiere a short film at the Human Spirit Awards (Monday, June 1, 2015, which is a behind-the-scenes look at the ONE Brooklyn Community campaign photo shoot.
BCS hosts its annual BCS Human Spirit Awards gala dinner Monday, June 1, 2015, at the Grand Hyatt-Manhattan Ballroom (109 E 42nd St, New York, NY 10017) with inspiring honorees
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