Henry Street Settlement opens doors of opportunity for Lower East Side residents and other New Yorkers through social service, arts, and health care programs.
The Youth Opportunity Hub—a beneficiary of the Sheehan Family Companies gift—helped Kymani Morrison, left, develop a more hopeful outlook toward the future, with guidance from his Mentoring and Nurturing (M.A.N.)...
...Ms. Sackler, of the social-services organization.” Wall Street Journal | Read more » ‘Evening Hours | Highlight of the Season’ By Bill Cunningham, New York Times | Read more »...
...the event were Mitzi & Warren Eisenberg, Katherine Farley & Jerry I. Speyer, Marlene Hess & James D. Zirin, Janine & J. Tomilson Hill, Donald Marron, Louise & Leonard Riggio,...
...part of the city’s Community Parks Initiative. Parks Commissioner Mitchell Silver kicked off the re-opening by noting that the playground—adjacent to Henry Street Settlement’s historic headquarters—was both on budget and...
...said. Calling Sribnick a “Debbie Downer,” Quinn took a more sanguine view. “We have overcome many more challenges,” she said, “We’ve cured polio and landed a man on the moon....
...other side? Since it’s not a school day, I’m going to give you the answer. It’s 54.86.” Garza calculated that number by using a complicated (and humorous) algorithm that involved...
...Garza and treated to a talk by Nancy Wackstein, Executive Director of United Neighborhood Houses (UNH), the umbrella organization for New York City’s settlement houses. Wackstein, also a social worker,...
...& Parent Center Back-to-School Event: $500 to fund this fourth annual event on August 24, 2018, for families who participate in the Settlement’s School-Based Mental Health program and Parent Center....
...as a first responder,” he said, “and aptly named for a woman – an amazing, caring and strong woman.” Noting the unseasonable weather, David said, “Even though today is cold...
