Nuasin Next Generation Resources for Current Families

Resources

• The Door

  Tutoring, counseling, legal, homeless and at-risk youth, shelter, housing, career, language, educational

  212-941-9090 ext. 3522
  555 Broome Street, NY, NY 10013

• Childrens Village

  Family support, counseling, afterschool

  718-220-4700

  cell - 914-830-0722
  privers@childrensvillage.org

• South Bronx United

  Youth programs, immigration services, afterschool

  (718) 404-9281

• South Bronx Overall Economic Development Corporation

  Business development, career training, youth development

  718-292-3113

• Bronx Defenders

  Legal Aid

  Organizing Projects (Carmen and Karen)
  Kareng@bronxdefenders.org
  Carmenp@bronxdefenders.org

  (718) 838-7878

• DREAM South Bronx

  Summer Program

  MALECK BRYANT
  Co-Manager
  DREAM South Bronx
  368 East 149th Street Bronx, NY 10455
  917.484.0670
  www.wearedream.org

• Community Action for Safe Apartments

  Tenant organizing project

  718-716-8000

• SCAN New York

  Youth development/Family support

  718-293-2230

• Sienna House Prevention Assistance and Temporary Assistance Housing

  Siena House is a temporary residence for families who are searching for suitable and affordable housing and is funded primarily through a contract with the Department of Homeless Services of NYC

  151 East 151st street
  Bronx, NY 10451
  http://sienahouseshelter.org/

• Community Food Pantry at Highbridge

  Info: Food Pantry Tuesday and Thursday 9 am-11 am; Wednesday 4pm-6pm

  1272 Ogden Avenue
  Bronx, NY 10452
  (718) 960-2262

• WHEDCO Women’ Housing And Economico Development Corp.

  Every family needs help to succeed! Beautiful buildings alone do not transform struggling communities. Given the right tools, all families and communities have the potential to flourish. WHEDco’s family support services link families to the kinds of resources we all need.

  50 East 168th Street
  Bronx, NY 10452
  (718) 839-1100
  https://whedco.org/

• Astor Services

  In the Bronx, Astor provides services through children’s outpatient clinics, day treatment, a therapeutic nursery, family support, and a school-based initiative; a prevention program funded by the Administration for Children’s Services is operated by Astor as well. No one will be denied access to service due to inability to pay, and a discounted/sliding fee schedule is available based on family size and income.

  750 Tilden Street
  Bronx, NY 10467
  (718) 231-3600
  https://www.astorservices.org/programs/bronx/

• Fordham Tremont CMHC David Casella Child

  Services (MHP-1) Description: Outpatient Clinic Services: Individual Counseling, Family Counseling Ages: Children, Adolescents Insurance: Most Forms

  Address: 260 East 188th Street, 10458
  (718) 960-0258

• New York Psychotherapy and Counseling Center (NYPCC)

  A non-profit, community-oriented mental health organization, licensed by the New York State Office of Mental Health. We provide exceptional services to children, adolescents, and adults throughout the NYC area.

  Bronx Child and Family Mental Health Center
  579 Courtlandt Ave
  Bronx, NY 10451
  (718) 485-2100
  https://nypcc.org/get-help/?

• Renaissance Youth Center

  Maximizing youth potential through performance-based programs in education, music, and civic engagement.

  3485 Third Avenue
  Bronx, NY 10456
  (718) 450-3466
  https://renaissanceyouth.org/

• The Door-Youth Services

  The Door provides a wide range of free programs and services to meet the needs of New York City young people ages 12 to 24.

  2999 3rd Avenue
  Bronx, NY 10455
  (646) 230-1037
  https://www.door.org/locations/bronx-youth-center/

• The Point

  Monday-Friday, 10-6 CDC (YSP-2) Primary Services: Afterschool Program 1st - 8th Grades; Teen ACTION Program Ages: 6 – 18 Fee: Free of Charge

  940 Garrison Ave, 10457 Nearest Subway/ Bus Stop: 6 Train (Hunts Point Ave) and 2 and 5 Trains (Interval Ave); Bx6, Bx19, and Bx5 Buses
  (718) 542-4139
  www.thepoint.org

• HHC Lincoln Hospital Teen Clinic (THFC-1)

  Services: Abortion, HPV Vaccine, Counseling/Social Work

  234 East 149th Street, 1st Floor, 10451
  Nearest Subway/ Bus Stop: 2, 4, 5 Trains (149 St-Grand Concourse).
  Bx1, Bx15, Bx19 Buses
  (866) ZIP-TEEN

• Institute for Urban Family Health – Mount Hope Family Practice (THFC-1)

  Services: HPV Vaccine, Counseling/Social Work Services

  130 West Tremont Avenue,
  10453 Nearest Subway/ Bus Stop: 4 Train (176 St), B, D Train (174- 175 St); Bx18, Bx36, Bx40, Bx42 Buses
  (718) 583-9000

• Mosholu Montefiore Community Center

  HSE/Pre-HSE Classes

  3450 Dekalb Ave, Bronx NY
  Main Office #
  718-882-4000
  mmcc/HSE

• Bronx Community College

  HSE Program

  2155 University Bronx, NY10453
  718-289-5852
  Gould Residence Hall 5th Floor
  bcc/hse

• Bronx Youth Center

  Jobs, Internships, Full range of Health Services, Counseling, Supportive Housing, Food & Nutrition, Immigration)

  2999 3rd Ave, Bronx NY 10455
  646-230-1037
  Bronxyouthcenter

  General HSE: Stephanie Imperati, SImperati@door.org
  Bronx Youth Center

  Advance & Earn Plus: Matt Sullivan, msullivan@door.org

  Advance & Earn: Paul Rangel, PRangel@door.org