Henry Street Settlement opens doors of opportunity for Lower East Side residents and other New Yorkers through social service, arts, and health care programs.
...(M.A.N.)—a program that supports young men at risk of not realizing their potential due to economic, family, or educational obstacles—and the eldest, Rashun, is now a member of the Expanded...
...Councilmember Rosie Mendez, Deputy Borough President Matthew Washington, and State Assemblymember Yuh-Line Niou. Above: David Garza presents Henry M. Jackson Playground with a Henry Street Settlement basketball. Click here to...
...is credited with establishing the school nurse, special education, the school lunch, public health nursing, the playground, and numerous national initiatives, including anti-war efforts, racial equality, and rights for women,...
UPDATE: Registration is now closed. Click here to sign up for the wait list. Above, clockwise from top left: participants Kathleen Chalfant, Nina Bernstein, Blanche Wiesen Cook, Damaris Reyes, Marjorie...
This is a message to the Henry Street community from President & CEO David Garza on March 17, 2020. For more up-to-the-minute updates about our core services, please visit henrystreet.org/COVID19response....
...take the exam–everything is working to prepare you,” she said. “So, keep going.” Interested in enrolling in HSE classes at Henry Street? Click here to learn more, or call 212.478.5400....
...Street. “My great-great grandfather was born on the Lower East Side and now five generations later, I’m reunited with this community through this fantastic charity,” he said. “What we’ve come...
...are listening,” she said. David Garza closed the Town Hall by inviting participants to stay and break bread. “We’re going share some dinner, because that’s what neighbors do,” he said....
...Thursday from 3:00 p.m. – 4:30 p.m., a blended group of CONNECT enrolled clients and community members gather at Henry Street Settlement’s Community Consultation Center for the Self Expression Through...
...more than $5,000 has been raised for Color of Change.* The winning photos, from left to right: “7 PM,” Nina Westervelt; “Light In The Darkness,” Anthony Peterson; “212,” Jacob Consenstein;...
