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Henry Street Happenings

Celebration & Graduation

Henry Street Settlement’s Young Adult Internship Program (YAIP) celebrated as the most recent cohort graduated, having successfuly completed the rigorous youth employment program. The graduation ceremony was held at Henry Street’s historic headquarters on Friday, October 31. A cohort of 27 participants completed the program, and six of them have already secured jobs through a… Read More »

Health Insurance Open Enrollment at Henry Street Program Sites Begins November 15

Choosing the best health insurance available from the NY State of Health, The Official Health Plan Marketplace, can be daunting, but Henry Street Settlement is making the process easier during the open enrollment period for Qualified Health Plans, November 15, 2014 to February 15, 2015. Appointments or walk-in visits can be made with our Certified… Read More »

Keeping The Lights On After-School

Over 150 after-school students and staff participated in Lights on After-School — an annual, nationwide rally to spread awareness about the importance of after-school services — held in the Settlement’s Youth Services building at 301 Henry Street on October 23. Students from all five of Henry Street after-school sites attended to celebrate the after-school programs… Read More »

Story Time at Henry Street with Jumpstart

Click to see photos of this event on Facebook or our photo albums » Students enrolled in Henry Street’s Universal Pre-K classrooms at 301 Henry Street had the pleasure of listening to bestselling children’s author and illustrator Rosemary Wells read her book Bunny Cakes, part of her Max and Ruby series, for Jumpstart’s Read for… Read More »

Opening Our Own Doors

A record number of people – nearly 200 individuals — braved a cold, damp Saturday to tour Henry Street’s historic headquarters during Open House New York on October 11. Visitors were treated to a brief, illustrated talk (including a ghost story) and a tour of our buildings, featuring the original visiting nurse dorm rooms; our… Read More »

Henry Street Settlement Hosts Domestic Violence Awareness Conference

Click here to see photos from this event » Elected officials – including District Attorney Cyrus R. Vance Jr., U.S. Congresswoman Nydia Velazquez and Manhattan Borough President Gale Brewer – were among the speakers at Henry Street Settlement’s annual Domestic Violence Awareness Conference held December 10th at the Settlement’s Abrons Arts Center to recognize Domestic… Read More »

Seniors Celebrate at Fall Heritage Festival

Click here to see photos from this event on Facebook » Henry Street Senior Center’s Fall Heritage Festival was ablaze in color as seniors – dressed in festive costumes reflecting their ethnic heritage — partied beneath a canopy of colorful international flags. The festival, held on Tuesday in a Vladeck Houses courtyard, attracted hundreds of… Read More »

Ready For Fall, Thanks to Volunteers

Employees of Credit Suisse — a longtime corporate partner of Henry Street —  have been stepping away from their desks to help with some of the Settlement’s early fall projects. On Tuesday, September 16, volunteers assisted with a large donation of thousands of pairs of athletic shoes, which were distributed to residents at Henry Street’s… Read More »

New Year, New Shoes

Children in Henry Street Settlement’s shelters are headed back to school with some new shoes, thanks to an extremely large and generous donation of new athletic shoes. Henry Street Settlement distributed over 5,000 pairs of new donated shoes to the men, women and children living in Henry Street’s supportive and transitional housing shelters as well… Read More »

Abrons Arts Center an Artforum Fall 2014 Pick

Henry Street Settlement’s Abrons Arts Center was featured in the September Artforum as a presenter of some of the top picks for the fall season. Claudia LaRocco said of the Center, “Abrons Arts Center’s beautiful little Henry Street Settlement Playhouse is celebrating one hundred years (take that, you half-centurians!). Much more importantly (real-estate nostalgia is for… Read More »

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