Henry Street Settlement opens doors of opportunity for Lower East Side residents and other New Yorkers through social service, arts, and health care programs.
...featured a free barbecue, jazz music performed by the Ben Allison Trio, ice cream and other snacks, raffles, face painting and an opportunity to learn more about Henry Street’s programs....
...Rebhuhn, a sculptor in wood, metal, and found objects, had taught at Abrons in 2017. For Rebhuhn, the small, three-hour class provides the freedom to “meet students where they are,”...
...shared stories with parents, caretakers and community members alike. This year’s festivities had an added cause for celebration– COMPASS NYC (The Comprehensive After School System of New York City) is...
...wisdom, commitment, and capacity to organize and take action when something needs to change,” he told the nearly 75 local seniors gathered. “At Henry Street, we admire that, and it...
...the arrival of outdoor community refrigerators. With the motto “take what you need, leave what you don’t,” community fridges are cropping up all over New York City (31 and counting!)...
...music, a talent contest, dancing, raffles and take-home dinners donated by Whole Foods Market. The seniors also enjoyed the Lady Liberty hats they all received. Representatives from the offices of...
...brought. BGR provides after-school and evening programming for youth that focuses on academic enrichment, positive social interactions, healthy attitudes and decision-making skills, tolerance, appreciation of differences and increased community involvement....
Above: David Garza at Grey Advertising, with a look at Henry Street Settlement’s past. Fellow centennial marketer (and neighbor!) Jake Dell of Katz’s Deli is pictured sitting. Henry Street launched...
...overwhelming. Well don’t worry, Henry Street’s Health Unlimited Family Medical Center (HUL) makes it easy. The Center offers physicals, immunizations, vision and hearing screenings, and can complete the required school...
...Girls Republic, the Credit Suisse volunteers used the popular game show format to test (and teach) the children in seven different categories, including sports, arts and entertainment, science, politics, civil...
