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Essex Community Garden_Reading is the best school supply_Hill_RC_Aug 21_FY27_Brooklyn

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For more information: (212) 274-0550 or edingeldein@acenewyork.org

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Resources available to everyone, including immigrants:

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Resources available to everyone, including immigrants:

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New Americans Hotline: 1-800-566-7639

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Please reach out to CAN Coordinator if you would like to participate. Email: lramosrodriguez@health.nyc.gov or call: 718-637-5242

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Learn how to advocate for repairs in your home

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Learn how to advocate for repairs in your home

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RSVP required: tinyurl.com/D37legal

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Need help applying for NYC public benefits?

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Need help applying for NYC public benefits?

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Call to schedule an appointment: 929-481-7568

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Call 800-484-8284 for free legal information

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Call 800-484-8284 for free legal information

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Register here: bit.ly/taxtalkthursdays

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Crisis stabilization for adults, youth and families

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For appointments, contact: 646-496-0046

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Please register in advance by contacting: Mrs. Lola akerelef@nychhc.org or call 718-290-0437

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Contact: 718-366-1830

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Visit: wholeyou.nyc

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Free phone assistance to enroll in Medicaid and other insurances

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Free phone assistance to enroll in Medicaid and other insurances

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Call Daniel Martinez: 646-899-7590

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Apply here: https://freelancersunion.org/resources/clinic-form/

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Call: 646-664-9400

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Healthy Start Brooklyn CAN flyer_8.13.26

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Where: P.S 6 Norma Adams Clemons Academy, 43 Snyder Ave, Brooklyn NY 11226 For more information: 347-709-3179

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Address: 772 Vermont Street, Brooklyn NY 11207

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For more information: 917-500-3937

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Learning & Educational Solutions Free Screenings

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Learning & Educational Solutions Free Screenings

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Click here to sign up: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSeW7RqaPMLXiW_m8mk-Wyw7u_omOSQqLaH5swAgEGPIblbsPw/viewform

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The Museum of Modern Art is free for New Yorkers every FRIDAY!!!!

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The Museum of Modern Art is free for New Yorkers every FRIDAY!!!!

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From 5:30-8:30 ONLY

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Free Baby Formula & Essential Baby Supplies 

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Free Baby Formula & Essential Baby Supplies 

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Volunteering Opportunity with East New York Farms

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Volunteering Opportunity with East New York Farms

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Click here to register: https://www.eventbrite.com/cc/volunteer-opportunities-4096383?utm-campaign=social&utm-content=creatorshare&utm-medium=discovery&utm-term=odclsxcollection&utm-source=cp&aff=escb

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For more information contact Niki S. at 718-844-6610

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Photo ID required!!!!!!

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Address: 491 Herkimer St. Brooklyn NY 11213

Phone: 718-576-9872

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Birding, biking, family fun, hiking, beach days, kayaking, fishing and more

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Birding, biking, family fun, hiking, beach days, kayaking, fishing and more

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Full details here: jbrpc.org/events

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Emblem Health: Back-to-School Giveaways 

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Emblem Health: Back-to-School Giveaways 

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Different locations and dates

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8.22.26 Chat & Chew (ALL MALE YOUTHS ARE WELCOME)

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8.22.26 Chat & Chew (ALL MALE YOUTHS ARE WELCOME)

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8.22.26 Back to School Health Resource Fair

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8.22.26 Back to School Health Resource Fair

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Free produce & dry goods, wellness education, healthy lifestyle tips at D46 Community office (5827 Flatlands Ave. Brooklyn, Ny 11234)

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Free Training from July 20-December 18 from 11AM to 4PM

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Free Training from July 20-December 18 from 11AM to 4PM

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Address: 276 Chestnut Street, Brooklyn NY 11208

Register here: https://tinyurl.com/chldccred

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S.O.A.R Single Parent Opportunity and Readiness Program is designed to serve single parents or guardians by providing comprehensive career development and employment services. Click here to register: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/NQNSQYS

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For more information: MTA Career Center

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For more information, please call: (718) 975-4721 or (718) 498-2320

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Interested in Sexual Health? Want to grow your leadership skills? Live or go to school in NYC? Are you 15-19 years old? Apply now: Youth Leadership Team Application

If you have any questions, contact Erica Perez.

Email: esantiago1@health.nyc.gov

Phone: 646-656-6081

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Lemontree - Food helpline that will connect you to your local food resource and more!

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Text "FOOD" to 90847 or click this link

Welcome to Lemontree! (foodhelpline.org)

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Preconception, Prenantal and Postpartum 

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Preconception, Prenantal and Postpartum 

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Free OSHA 10 & 40-Hour Site Safety Training via Zoom

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Free OSHA 10 & 40-Hour Site Safety Training via Zoom

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Contact: Vivian Lake (vlake@grantassociateinc.com) or sign up here: SST Form 2025 (Copy)

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Impacted by the justice system? Access tailored services at Brooklyn Workforce 1 Career Center

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Impacted by the justice system? Access tailored services at Brooklyn Workforce 1 Career Center

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Register here: Employment Essentials Workshop

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Get certified in high-demands industries (Ages 16-24)

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Get certified in high-demands industries (Ages 16-24)

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Advance & Earn is an innovative career pathway initiative that meets young people where they are to provide comprehensive and continuous programming.

For more information:

Email: communityconnect@dycd.nyc.gov

Phone: 1-800-246-4646

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Free one-on-one coaching to help clients build credit, reduce debt, and plan finances. Book an appointment today: DCWP - Office of Financial Empowerment

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Get certified in high-demands industries (Ages 16-24) Centers: 

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Get certified in high-demands industries (Ages 16-24) Centers: 

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Brooklyn:

Home - OBT

Bronx:

door.org/job-internships

Bronx Youth Center | The Door

GED & Training - Opportunity Youth Programs - Commonpoint

Manhattan:

Home - Isaacs Center

Queens:

GED & Training - Opportunity Youth Programs - Commonpoint

Staten Island:

Advance & Earn | AHRC New York City

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You may be eligible if...

NYC Resident between the ages of 16 and 24 who is not in school and not working.

High-school diploma or equivalent

Authorized to work in the United States

Selective Service Registration (male)

Further eligibility requirements to be determined by providers

Apply here: https://www.nyc.gov/site/dycd/services/jobs-internships/train-and-earn.page

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Industrial & Infrastructure

Cypress Hills Local Development Corporation: http://www.cypresshills.org

Henry Street Settlement: https://www.henrystreet.org/

St. Nick’s Alliance: https://stnicksalliance.org/

The Door - A Center of Alternatives, Inc.

https://www.door.org/

United Activities Unlimited, Inc.

https://unitedactivities.org/

Vanguarde Digital

https://vanguardenyc.com/

Government

AHRC NYC: https://www.ahrcnyc.org

Healthcare

BronxWorks: https://bronxworks.org/

Comprehensive Youth Development

https://comprehensiveyouthdevelopment.org/

Edith & Carl Marks Jewish Community House

https://www.jchb.org/

Jewish Home Lifecare

https://jewishhome.org/

Opportunities for a Better Tomorrow, Inc.

https://obtjobs.org/

Phipps Neighborhoods

https://www.phippsny.org/

St. Nick’s Alliance

https://stnicksalliance.org/

Commonpoint

https://www.commonpoint.org/

The Door - A Center of Alternatives, Inc.

https://www.door.org

Stanley Isaacs Neighborhood Center

https://isaacscenter.org/ and more

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Disrupt the cycle of poverty for single mothers and their children, two generations at a time. When a mother invests simultaneously in her personal and professional goals and the education of her children, she can re-author her family’s outcomes and act as a change agent within her community.

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Disrupt the cycle of poverty for single mothers and their children two generations at a time.

Moms are at the center of what JP does. We know that trauma and systemic and structural inequities are woven through their realities as women experiencing poverty. JP provides the necessary support for moms in pursuit of economic mobility, but moms themselves are the best architects of the solutions to their families' challenges. And we're positioning JP moms to be those architects, impacting not only their families but also their communities.

A magazine for the JP Community

The power of Jeremiah Program moms over 25 years. That's what we're thinking about as we celebrate more than two decades of relationship-building, growth, sisterhood, community, and leadership - and that's what you'll read reflected in our Annual Report Magazine.

Learn how program alumni are shaping their communities and how their children, former JP kids, are doing as young adults. Find out how alumni are mentoring current JP moms. Imagine what can happen in a generation - and imagine what can happen in the next 25 years.

featured stories

Jessica Funderburk, one of the first Jeremiah Program Las Vegas moms, shares her experience of finding support, confidence, and family in JP.

Adrianee Powell was one of the first residents of the JP St. Paul campus. Now, she's the campus's newest early childhood teacher.

Uncovering the Root

Generational poverty is a social justice issue, not an economic one. JP's programming interrogates the roots of the racial and systemic inequalities impacting economic mobility and college entry for student parents, while also providing the support to help families complete college.

Refocusing the Conversation

Single moms experiencing poverty are, in fact, great moms. JP aims to disrupt entrenched stigmas about single mothers with new narratives. We do this by redistributing and building power by centering the voices and experiences of single moms. By changing the narrator, we change the narrative.

Expanding the Leadership Circle

Moms are experts of their lives. They are uniquely positioned to author solutions to the systemic and structural inequities that are woven through their realities as women experiencing poverty by leveraging movement-building frameworks that shift the power and policies impacting economic mobility.

"Every moment is an organizing opportunity, every person a potential activist, every minute a chance to change the world."
Dolores Huerta

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Our Mission "Every moment is an organizing opportunity, every person a potential activist, every minute a chance to change the world." Dolores Huerta Stay Informed Connect with Us

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Workforce 1 offers job matching, resume help, and interview prep for veterans and their spouses.

Contact: Cynthia Cobos (ccobos@grantassociatesinc.com)

Click here to sign up: Priority 1 Veteran Career Opportunities

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East Flatbusg Community Partnership Montly meetings

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East Flatbusg Community Partnership Montly meetings

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Register here: Meeting Registration - Zoom

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QR Code to Healthy Start Brooklyn Website 

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Healthy Start Brooklyn Program Enrollment Survey

To join any of these NO COST programs,

Call 844-919-1123

Visit our website https://nyc.gov/health/HSB

Email Healthystartbrooklyn@health.nyc.gov

Eventbrite page

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537 Livonia Ave, Brooklyn

From 11 am- 1 pm

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Online Food Choices for Rockaway & Brooklyn. Fill out this form: https://form.jotform.com/233054756403150

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BCP can connect you to different services as: food stamps, affordable housing, Mental Health, Immigration, Adult Education, Summer Programs, School Support and Parent Groups.

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find resources for food assistance, health care, housing, youth and family, social support, immigration!

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HITE | Health and Social Service Resources in New York City and Westchester

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The Health Information Tool for Empowerment (HITE) is an online resource directory offering information on more than 5,000 health and social services available to low-income, uninsured, and underinsured individuals in the Greater New York area. Free and open to the public, HITE helps connect users t…

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The NYC Free Tax Prep program is available to anyone who lives or works in New York City and who earns $97,000 or less annually and files as a family, or those who earn $68,000 or less annually and file as an individual or couple without a dependent – making half of all New Yorkers eligible for the program. Services are available now at over 140 Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA) and Tax Counseling for the Elderly (TCE) sites around the city. Volunteer providers are equipped to connect filers with assistance for their questions about managing student loan debt. New Yorkers can call 311 or visit nyc.gov/TaxPrep and use DCWP’s interactive map to search for the most convenient free tax site near them, including at NYC Health + Hospitals and MetroPlusHealth site

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Mayor's Office for Immigrant Affairs (MOIA)

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Mayor's Office for Immigrant Affairs (MOIA)

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The Mayor's Office for Immigrant Affairs (MOIA) released several resources to protect our Immigrant communities.

·         Immigrant Caregiver flyer- Resources for families facing separation of a loved one and information on how to prepare standby guardianship for children.

·         Removal Order flyer-  Information regarding legal assistance to those detained, or at imminent risk of detention and deportation, who may not have the right to see an immigration judge or are otherwise facing a fast-track to removal.

·         Public Charge webpage - Following the federal administration's announcement on public charge, we want to remind community members that many health and social services are available to New Yorkers no matter your immigration status or ability to pay.

·         Immigrant Resource Road Map - New Yorkers can now access the Immigrant Resource Road Map in 50 languages! Scroll below to the bottom of the webpage to download a copy. Please note: if you do not see your language represented, you may request for our office to translate the document by emailing mediabox@moia.nyc.gov .

Questions?

·         📞 Call the NYC Immigrant Affairs Hotline at 212-788-7654 from Monday to Friday, 9:00am to 5:00pm

·         📧 Email askmoia@cityhall.nyc.gov

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MOIA is reviewing the most recent legal information and regularly updating this website to provide accurate and timely guidance. Please continue to visit our website for the latest resources.

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Learn to navigate your relationships and the changes that come with a new baby. Prepare for parenting postpartum.

once monthly, Wednesdays from 1-3, beginning February 11.

Register here: Adjusting to Parenthood - Healthy Start Brooklyn Tickets, Wed, Feb 11, 2026 at 1:00 PM | Eventbrite

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Making Motherhood Magical by Birthing the Magic Collaborative | Eventbrite

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Pregnancy and parenting don't come with instructions, and often it seems there is more focus on judgment than support. Welcome to a community of culturally humble pediatric, obstetric and mental health professionals who are dedicated to providing relevant resources and education without bias or judg