Programs

• 565 students served each year
• Basic education classes
• English for speakers of other languages
• High School Equivalency preparation classes in English and Spanish
• Writing through reading program (with the 92nd Street Y)
• Digital literacy classes

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• 2,000 Older Adults served each year
• Five Older Adults centers
• Meals on Wheels
• Naturally Occurring Retirement Community
• Senior volunteer program
• Health and fitness activities
• Computer and Arts classes

• 1,300 children & adults served each year
• Individual, group and family counseling
• Clinics at three Early Childhood Education sites
• Counselors located in public schools

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• 750 children served each year
• Seven child care/Head Start centers
• Family Child Care Network
• Vision, hearing, and dental screening
• Family and child development
• Pediatric asthma initiative

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Funded through ACS’s Office of Community Engagement and Partnerships, Community Partnerships are neighborhood coalitions that serve as local hubs for social service providers, community leaders, and residents to share local resources and information, address community needs, design and promote strategies to reduce the potential need for child welfare involvement and support communities to thrive.

• 750 small businesses & entrepreneurs served each year
• Computer Classes
• Economic Development Resources

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• Early care and education services to families with children six weeks to three years of age
• Supporting our affiliated childcare providers with services such as coaching, professional development, and curriculum resources

Family Child Care Networks are critical to stabilizing individual family child care programs around the country and offering parents of young children safe and healthy child care options as they reenter the workforce post-COVID-19.

Family Child Care Networks is a vital component of parent choice in the child care market, providing learning environments in residential settings to small groups of children.

Funded through ACS’s Office of Community Engagement and Partnerships, the Family Enrichment Center (FEC) works with families and local leaders to identify community strengths and develop programs (called “offerings”) that promote one or more of seven family protective factors. All offerings are designed to promote one or more of seven family protective factors- resilience, relationships, knowledge, support, communication, economic mobility, and community.

We offer collaborative offerings that build community and personal connections, help members achieve their goals, that create a safe space, and provide additional support where it’s needed.

The NYC Benefits program aims to connect eligible New Yorkers to benefit assistance and to ensure that all eligible New Yorkers are made aware of the supportive programs available to them. Our role is to make accessing these supports easy and efficient.

Contact:
917-528-4311
929-538-5243

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• 3,000 youth served each year
• Afterschool and summer programs for elementary, middle and high school students
• Intergenerational tutoring in six public elementary schools
• Arts and academic afterschool programs in four middle schools
• Employment and educational achievement program for high school students
• College readiness program
• Pre-High School Equivalency and workforce development
• Youth Opportunity Hub

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