Henry Street Settlement opens doors of opportunity for Lower East Side residents and other New Yorkers through social service, arts, and health care programs.
...Style row houses that were built in the late 1820s to early 1830s. To date, their original architects remain unknown. Initially, these structures served as private homes for well-to-do merchants...
...In 2018 alone, more than 70,000 young people enrolled in the program, run by the NYC Department of Youth & Community Development (DYCD). Youth work in a variety of paid...
...the ATTAIN Lab, she says the instructors, Lesley Rojas and Nathan O’Flynn-Pruitt, provide personal assistance and guidance. Another SYEP participant, Jacky Chen, 17, attests to the supportive environment, saying, “When...
...Response Fund. Help us reach our goal of $50,000 to provide food access, clothing, MetroCards, legal assistance, emergency shelter, and more to our newest New Yorkers. Give now at HenryStreet.org/EmergencyResponse...
...and opened the first shelter for homeless families,” he said. “And now, we’ve created the first bicycle mechanic skills training academy.” One graduate, Steve Chabra, said that after he was...
...Street Settlement’s Boys & Girls Republic, 888 East Sixth Street (Avenue D), and is provided by the New York Legal Assistance Group, NYS Prepare, and NYC Service. Interpreter services will...
...several committees, she now serves on the Finance, Audit, and Facilities & Operations Committees and is chair of the Governance/Nominating Committee, which focuses on board member recruitment, committee participation and...
...and during the pandemic—ranging from transitional and supportive housing to Meals on Wheels and other food-outreach programs, seniors services, mental health, workforce development, and education programming. Garza’s appointment to the...
...that Meals on Wheels lead driver, David Baker, “is a capable and caring individual who goes beyond what is expected.” Spending one’s holiday volunteering shows true dedication. “I wanted to...
...she worked. Kalsang now refers her friends to Henry Street’s programs. “Without this place, I can’t stand up,” she says. “This is my house now.” Kalsang’s is of the stories...
