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Abraham House
Description: Abraham House (AH) assists offenders, ex-offenders and their relatives and breaks the cycle of crime in families. AH operates a small, rigorous alternative to incarceration, a residential program, a Family Center offering social services and literacy classes, a "Parish" for offenders with two weekend masses and an After-School Summer Program for children of offenders ages 6-13.
Website: www.AbrahamHouse.com
Address: 340 Willis Avenue
Bronx, NY 10454
Director: Sr. Simone Ponnet, LSG
Voice: (718) 292-9321
FAX: (718) 292-5925
E-mail: SrSimone@abrahamHouse.com
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Astor Home for Children
Description: The Astor Home for Children is a residential treatment center for children with serious emotional problems. With locations in the Bronx, Dutchess and Orange Counties, Astor's programs provide high quality child- and family-focused behavioral health services through its outpatient clinics, residential programs, day treatment programs and early childhood development programs.
Website: www.astorservices.org
Address: 6339 Mill Street, P.O. Box 5005
Rhinebeck, NY 12572
Director: James McGuirk, Ph.D.
Voice: (845) 871-1000
FAX: (845) 876-2020
E-mail: astor@astorservices.org
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Beacon of Hope House
Description: Beacon of Hope House operates residences for approximately 200 individuals and a day program for the mentally challenged in Staten Island and the Bronx.
Website: n/a
Address: 1011 First Avenue
New York, NY 10022
Director: Anne Tommaso
Voice: (212) 371-1000 Ext. 3610
FAX: (212) 421-0021
E-mail: anne.tommaso@archny.org
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Boys Hope Girls Hope of New York, Inc. (Jesuit Program for Living...)
Description: Boys Hope Girls Hope of New York serves children who are at-risk, yet academically capable to realize their potential by providing value-centered family like homes and a quality education through college. Boys Hope Girls Hope's mission is to help children who are hurt and at risk who have been abused and neglected to experience a stable loving home. The children are welcomed into a residence at a critical time in their lives - pre-adolescence into an innovative educational/residential program. 100% of the children go on to college upon graduation.
Website: www.bhghny.org
Address: 30 Ackerman Street, P.O. Box 80477
Staten Island, NY 10308
Director: Christopher Perry
Voice: (718) 984-8466
FAX: (718) 984-8496
E-mail: cperry@bhgh.org
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Capuchin Youth and Family Ministries Center
Description: Capuchin Youth and Family Ministries (CYFM) is dedicated to building today's young Catholic leaders and provides opportunities for youth to rebuild today's church. In all education and training programs, we highlight the central role that young people must plan at all levels of Christian formation. As a community of Catholic youth and adults, CYFM fosters a spirit of encouragement, hospitality, and conversion. CYFM invites young people to evangelize by their witness and outreach in their families, church and world.
Website: www.cyfm.org
Address: Route 9D, P.O. Box 192
Garrison, NY 10524
Director: Thomas G. Brinkman
Voice: (845) 424-3609
FAX: (845) 424-4403
E-mail: cyfm@cyfm.org
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Cardinal Hayes Home for Children
Description: Cardinal Hayes Home for Children (CHHC) provides residential care and treatment for young people who are developmentally disabled. CHHC accepts ambulatory and non-ambulatory young people who function in the moderate to profound range of mental retardation. The individuals in our care are multi-handicapped. Nursing staff and direct care workers have considerable experience in the care of medically fragile children. Currently, 95 young people take part in our residential programs.
Website: CardinalHayesHome.org
Address: St. Joseph Drive, P.O. Box CH
Millbrook, NY 12545
Director: Fred Apers
Voice: (845) 677-6363
FAX: (845) 677-6691
E-mail: n/a
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Cardinal Hayes School for Special Children
Description: Cardinal Hayes School for Special Children is a not-for-profit day school serving students who have multiple handicaps as well as a nursery school day program for pre-school children. Affiliated with Cardinal Hayes Home for Children, the school provides special education programs for many of the children who reside at the Home and accepts special needs children who reside in the community.
Website: CardinalHayesHome.org
Address: St. Joseph Drive, P.O. Box CH
Millbrook, NY 12545
Director: Fred Apers
Voice: (845) 677-6363
FAX: (845) 677-6691
E-mail: n/a
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Cardinal McCloskey Services
Description: Cardinal McCloskey Services provides subsidized group and family daycare services for children; preventive and family rehabilitation services; foster boarding home and residential group care for children and adolescents; and residential and day rehabilitation services for mentally retarded/developmentally delayed adolescents and adults in the Bronx, Manhattan, Westchester and Rockland Counties.
Website: www.CardinalMcCloskeyServices.org
Address: 2 Holland Avenue
White Plains, NY 10603
Director: Ms. Beth Finnerty
Voice: (914) 997-8000
FAX: (914) 997-2166
E-mail: bfinnerty@cardinalmccloskey.org
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Carmel Housing Development Fund
Description: Carmel Housing Development Fund is a 100-unit senior citizen housing complex, located on Staten Island, developed and operated under the federal government's Section 202 Program.
Website: n/a
Address: 45 Carmel Court
Staten Island, NY 10304
Director: n/a
Voice: (516) 486-1000
FAX: (516) 486-1896
E-mail: stananrlty@aol.com
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Casa Cecelia
Description: The Casa Cecilia Schneider Apartments provides 35 apartments for low and moderate-income persons.
Website: n/a
Address: 536 West 153 Street
New York, NY 10031
Director: Sr. Trinita Flood
Voice: (212) 283-7464
FAX: (212) 283-3701
E-mail: n/a
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Casita Maria
Description: Originally established as a settlement house, Casita Maria was the first charitable organization to serve the Hispanic community in New York City. Responding to changes in the economic climate and needs voiced in the community, from 2003-2004, Casita Maria now delivers services in two areas: Casita Maria After School in the Bronx and Casita Maria Community Support, representing services for frail and healthy seniors in Easy Harlem through the Carver Senior Center and a family support referral desk located in the Bronx.
Website: www.casita.us
Address: 928 Simpson Street
Bronx, NY 10459
Director: Ms. Sarah Calderon
Voice: (718) 589-2230
FAX: (718) 842-4622
E-mail: info@casita.us
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Catholic Big Sisters and Big Brothers
Description: In 2005 Catholic Big Sisters and Catholic Big Brothers merged to form a new organization, the Catholic Big Sisters and Big Brothers. Catholic Big Sisters and Big Brothers strive to make a positive difference in the lives of boys and girls and their families, regardless of religion, ethnicity or gender, through professionally supported one-to-one relationships with caring volunteers, and programs that will empower them to reach their greatest potential.
Website: www.cbsbb.org
Address: 137 East 2nd. Street - 2nd. Floor
New York, NY 10009
Director: Emily Forhman, LCSW
Voice: (212) 475-3291
FAX: (212) 475-0280
E-mail: deputydirector@cbsbb.org
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Catholic Charities Community Services, Archdiocese of New York
Description: Catholic Charities Community Services, Archdiocese of New York (CCCS) provides a comprehensive range of professional human services in the New York City boroughs of Manhattan, the Bronx, and Staten Island and in the lower Hudson Valley counties of Westchester, Rockland, Orange, Putnam, Dutchess, Ulster and Sullivan. They assist more than 80,000 individuals each without regard to race, ethnicity or religion. The major service areas are: case management, information and referral, emergency food services, employment training and placement, homelessness prevention, immigration and refugee services, parish support, thrift store, blind services, deaf apostolate, residential services for the mentally challenged, youth recreational and spiritual services.
Website: www.catholiccharitiesny.org
Address: 1011 First Avenue
New York, NY 10022
Director: Mary Ellen Ros
Voice: (212) 371-1000
FAX: (212) 826-8795
E-mail: n/a
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Catholic Charities of the Archdiocese of New York
Description: The Catholic Charities of the Archdiocese of New York was incorporated in 1917, under the laws of New York State to coordinate and supervise all charitable activities of the Archdiocese. Catholic Charities assists the needy through the agencies and programs it directly administers and indirectly through its network of health and human service agencies.
Website: www.catholiccharitiesny.org
Address: 1011 First Avenue
New York, NY 10022
Director: Rev. Msgr. Kevin Sullivan
Voice: (212) 371-1000
FAX: (212) 826-8795
E-mail: n/a
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Catholic Community Services of Rockland
Description: Catholic Community Services of Rockland (CCSR) was established in the mid-1990's as an outgrowth of the parish social ministry program of Catholic Charities to provide additional social services, such as emergency rental assistance, to those in need in Rockland County.
Website: n/a
Address: 78 Hudson Avenue
Haverstraw, NY 10927
Director: Ms. Martha Robles
Voice: (845) 942-5791
FAX: (845) 429-2938
E-mail: martha.robles@archny.org
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Catholic Guardian Society and Home Bureau
Description: Catholic Guardian Society and Home Bureau was formed in 2006 through the merger of two Catholic social service agencies, Catholic Home Bureau and Catholic Guardian Society, that have a long history of providing qualitative services dating back to 1899. They provide child abuse and neglect prevention, foster care, group residences for teens, family reunification, adoption, family day care, juvenile justice services, a privately funded Maternity Services and Adoption Program and a Post Adoption Services program funded by the State of New York. They also provide a shelter program through NYC's Department of Homeless Services, and residential and respite services for individuals diagnosed with developmental disabilities through the NYS Office of Mental Retardation and Developmental Disabilities.
Website: www.cgshb.org
Address: 1011 First Avenue
New York, NY 10022
Director: John J. Frein
Voice: (212) 371-1000
FAX: (212) 935-7820
E-mail: jfrein@cgshb.org
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Catholic Guild for the Blind
Description: Catholic Guild for the Blind (CGB) offers rehabilitation and education services to legally blind adults residing in New York City. CGB provides orientation and mobility, personal and home management, adaptive communication skills, social services, insulin device training, and referrals for low vision services. In addition, CGB has spirituality and volunteer components within its program.
Website: n/a
Address: 1011 First Avenue
New York, NY 10022
Director: Therese Snyder
Voice: (212) 371-1000
FAX: (212) 826-8377
E-mail: TSnyder@archny.org
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Catholic Kolping Society
Description: Catholic Kolping Society operates two residences, one for young men and a second residence for retired men and women in the Bronx.
Website: www.kolpingny.org
Address: 165 East 88 Street
New York, NY 10128
Director: Robert Hemsing
Voice: (212) 369-6647
FAX: (212) 987-5652
E-mail: residence@kolpingny.org
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Catholic Youth Organization
Description: The Catholic Youth Organization (CYO) provides spiritual, athletic, cultural and recreational programs to youth and young adults of the Archdiocese of New York. The CYO County Programs support parishes in developing these programs. The four CYO Community Centers: Lt. Joseph P. Kennedy Center in Harlem, the Staten Island CYO Center, Cardinal Spellman Center on the Lower East Side of Manhattan, and the CYO West Bronx Community Center in the Highbridge section of the Bronx, are multi-service facilities in their respective neighborhoods. The Retreat Centers: Blair Lodge in Putnam Valley and Grace House in Manhattan provide youth and young adults with day and overnight retreat experiences. CYO Young Adult Ministry reaches out to young men and women, single and married, in their 20's to early 40's, through spiritual, service, social and educational activities. CYO also provides summer camp programs on Staten Island and in Putnam Valley.
Website: www.cyony.org
Address: 1011 First Avenue
New York, NY 10022
Director: Joseph E. Panepinto
Voice: (212) 371-1000
FAX: (212) 826-3347
E-mail: joseph.panepinto@archny.org
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Centro Maria Residence
Description: Centro Maria provides care and a home to women from different countries that come to work or to study in New York. The center also provides assistance in job placement for the young women.
Website: n/a
Address: 539 West 54 Street
New York, NY 10019
Director: Sr. Hilda Ramirez
Voice: (212) 581-5273
FAX: (212) 307-5687
E-mail: cenmariany@mindspring.com
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Christ House
Description: Christ House is a residence for men and provides services to special populations.
Website: www.christhouse.us
Address: 432 East 142 Street
Bronx, NY 10454
Director: Raul Morales
Voice: (718) 665-8740
FAX: (718) 665-1665
E-mail: raulnavidad@christhouse.us
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Covenant House Under 21
Description: Covenant House New York offers emergency food, clothing, and shelter to all children who come to their crisis center. Always open, always free, the services change young people's lives by reaching out to them when they are in crisis. Covenant House is meeting the needs of New York City's youth in their neighborhoods with community resource centers in the boroughs. Each month our Regional Training Center prepares hundreds of job seekers for the world of work.
Website: www.covenanthouseny.org
Address: 460 West 41 Street
New York, NY 10036
Director: Bruce J. Henry
Voice: (212) 613-0300
FAX: (212) 727-6585
E-mail: efoley@covenanthouse.org
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Create
Description: Create was established in 1970, to promote the physical, psychological, social and spiritual well being of the poor, homeless, chemically dependent and alienated members of the community by providing caring community-based services. It provides residential and outpatient services to chemically dependent persons and initiated a Senior Citizen Day Services program. In 1983, it opened Create House, a privately operated shelter. In 1991, Create began Create Young Adult Center for homeless young men aged 18-25. In 1996, CREATE established Westminster House, which provides 11 units of supportive housing for homeless recovering chemically dependent individuals, single parents and their families. The agency also provides a community-based emergency food service for the hungry called Create/Anthony House.
Website: www.createinc.org
Address: 73 Lenox Avenue
New York, NY 10026
Director: Ralph Perez
Voice: (212) 663-1975
FAX: (212) 663-1293
E-mail: rperez@createinc.org
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Dominican Sisters Family Health Services
Description: Dominican Sisters Family Health Service is a community-based, certified, non-profit home health agency carrying out a 120 year healing ministry of compassionate, quality and comprehensive care. Programs include long term home health care and HIV/AIDS services. In addition, it conducts community outreach geared toward mothers, infants, and the frail elderly. Dedicated health care teams enable patients to remain in their own homes and communities.
Website: www.dsfhs.org
Address: 299 North Highland Avenue
Ossining, NY 10562
Director: Sr. Virginia Hanrahan, OP
Voice: (914) 941-1710
FAX: (914) 941-0518
E-mail: dsfhs.ceo@worldnet.att.net
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Dowling Gardens
Description: Dowling Gardens provides 111 apartments for low- and moderate-income frail elderly persons. A range of optional services (meals, housekeeping, medication reminders, etc.) is geared toward allowing residents to maintain their independence as long as possible in a supportive non-medical environment. Forty-seven of the 111 units are available below market value.
Website: n/a
Address: 190 Kings Highway, Box 276
Sparkill, NY 10976-0276
Director: Sr. Ursula Joyce
Voice: (845) 365-1662
FAX: (845) 359-5238
E-mail: n/a
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Dwelling Place of New York
Description: The Dwelling Place of New York is a transitional shelter for homeless women, 30 years of age and over. Fifteen beds provide overnight shelter for women on a regular basis. Assistance is given for entitlements as well as job search, and job training. A Medical and Psychiatric Mobile Outreach provides on-site services for women in need. The ultimate goal is to find permanent housing. Along with the Shelter Program, The Dwelling Place offers dinner for any woman, 30 years of age and over seven days a week. The Dwelling Place provides a safe place where women can come and not only share a meal, but also monthly birthday celebrations, holidays, health lectures, yoga classes, and prayer services.
Website: www.thedwellingplaceofny.org
Address: 409 West 40 Street
New York, NY 10018
Director: Sr. Nancy Chiarello
Voice: (212) 564-7887
FAX: (212) 695-3642
E-mail: n/a
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El Carmelo Residence
Description: El Carmelo Residence provides temporary housing, including breakfast and supper five days a week, to women, 18-35 years old.
Website: n/a
Address: 249 West 14 Street
New York, NY 10011
Director: Sr. Angela Perez
Voice: (212) 242-8224
FAX: (212) 242-7333
E-mail: n/a
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Elizabeth Seton Women's Center
Description: The Elizabeth Seton Women's Center, rooted in the Christian tradition, is dedicated to working towards the empowerment of women. The Center welcomes all women without distinction of age, ethnic group, economic status, or religious belief; promotes the holistic development of women so that their experience and gifts may be recognized and valued by themselves and others for the common good; fosters the development of women's voices in seeking justice in their own lives and in the lives of others.
Website: www.teswc.org
Address: 133 West 70 Street
New York, NY 10023
Director: Sr. Arleen K. Ketchum, SC
Voice: (212) 579-3657
FAX: (212) 579-3659
E-mail: eswc@aol.com
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Encore 49 Residence
Description: Encore 49 Residence provides Single Room Occupancy (SRO) supported housing for formerly homeless elderly (55+ years), the majority of whom have a history of mental illness. Social services provide case management, daily living assistance and medication/money management. Psychiatric and medical services are provided by an on-site nurse and consulting psychiatrist. Groups, social activities and special celebrations are offered to all residents in a safe and secure environment.
Website: www.encorecommunityservices.org
Address: 220 West 49 Street
New York, NY 10019
Director: Sr. Elizabeth Hasselt
Voice: (212) 246-0880
FAX: (212) 541-7697
E-mail: srelizabeth@encorecommunityservices.org
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Encore Community Services
Description: Encore Community Services is a multi-purpose agency providing services to more than 14,000 seniors annually. Encore addresses the needs of those elderly whose lives are disrupted by poverty, mental and/or physical frailty or homelessness.
Website: www.encorecommunityservices.org
Address: 239 West 49 Street
New York, NY 10019
Director: Sr. Elizabeth Hasselt
Voice: (212) 581-2910
FAX: (212) 757-0244
E-mail: srelizabeth@encorecommunityservices.org
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Fiorentino Residence
Description: Supportive housing for seniors.
Website: n/a
Address: 1830 Amethyst Street
Bronx, NY 10461
Director: n/a
Voice: (718) 918-1944
FAX: n/a
E-mail: n/a
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Good Counsel
Description: Good Counsel serves homeless mothers facing crisis pregnancies. The women receive help before, during and after the birth of their children. Good Counsel offers residential assistance, food, clothing, parenting and job training, and spirituality counseling. Good Counsel has helped nearly 4,000 women and children and has a 24-hour Pregnancy Crisis Hotline: (800) 723-8331.
Website: www.goodcounselhomes.org
Address: 411 Clinton Street - P.O. Box 6068
Hoboken, NJ 07030
Director: Christopher Bell
Voice: (201) 795-0637
FAX: (201) 795-0809
E-mail: cxbell@aol.com
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Good Shepherd Services
Description: Good Shepherd Services' serves over 18,000 individuals a year. They provide a broad array of individual, family and school-based preventive and support services as well as foster care and residential programs for youth.
Website: www.GoodShepherds.org
Address: 305 Seventh Avenue
New York, NY 10001
Director: Sr. Paulette LoMonaco
Voice: (212) 243-7070
FAX: (212) 929-3412
E-mail: gss@goodsheperds.org
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Grace Institute
Description: Grace Institute was founded in 1897, to meet the needs of immigrant women and to prepare them for the workforce. Over 100,000 women have been trained at Grace Institute and have moved on to jobs within well-known New York corporations.
Website: www.graceinstitute.org
Address: 1233 Second Avenue
New York, NY 10065
Director: Mary B. Mulvihill, Ed.D.
Voice: (212) 832-7605
FAX: (212) 486-2869
E-mail: info@graceinstitute.org
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Grand Street HDFC
Description: Section 8 low-income project based development
Website: n/a
Address: 410 Grand Street
New York, NY 10003
Director: n/a
Voice: (212) 674-2820
FAX: n/a
E-mail: n/a
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Haven Plaza
Description: Supportive housing for families.
Website: n/a
Address: 726 East 13 Street
New York, NY 10009
Director: n/a
Voice: (212) 475-2900
FAX: n/a
E-mail: n/a
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Highbridge Unity Center
Description: Highbridge Unity Center provides social and other services to the Highbridge neighborhood of the Bronx. In addition, it is developing affordable housing units in the neighborhood.
Website: www.highbridgelife.org
Address: 1465 Nelson Avenue
Bronx, NY 10452
Director: Jorge Batista
Voice: (718) 293-3100
FAX: (718) 293-2521
E-mail: n/a
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Holy Name Centre for Homeless Men
Description: The Holy Name Centre for Homeless Men provides facilities for personal hygiene, clothing replacement, postal address, and money management. The Centre also provides space for: two Alcoholics Anonymous meetings weekly, four Narcotics Anonymous meetings weekly, a legal services clinic, and medical clinic.
Website: n/a
Address: 18 Bleecker Street
New York, NY 10012
Director: Rev. Msgr. John B. Ahern
Voice: (212) 226-5848
FAX: (212) 625-9096
E-mail: n/a
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Immaculate Conception Residence
Description: Section 202 Housing for Seniors. Under Development-target date of completion 2005.
Website: n/a
Address: 7132 Tilden Street
Bronx, NY 10461
Director: n/a
Voice: n/a
FAX: n/a
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Incarnation Children's Center
Description: Incarnation Children's Center, Inc. was established in 1989, as a foster care program for abandoned HIV+ infants. In July 2000 it’s licensing was changed to a pediatric skilled nursing facility specializing in the care of infants and children with HIV/AIDS. This program is licensed by the New York State Department of Health and is currently certified for 21 infants and children.
Website: www.incarnationchildrenscenter.org
Address: 142 Audubon Avenue
New York, NY 1003
Director: Carolyn Castro
Voice: (212) 928-2590
FAX: (212) 928-1500
E-mail: ccastro@incarnationchildrenscenter.org
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Jeanne d'Arc Residence
Description: The Jeanne d'Arc Residence provides a temporary residence for 140 women of limited economic means in a safe, temporary and affordable Christian environment. Many of the women are working towards degrees and/or pursuing professional careers. Opportunities for spiritual, cultural and human enrichment are offered in an effort to promote personal growth and to develop a greater appreciation of the various religions, cultures and ethnic backgrounds of the residents.
Website: n/a
Address: 253 West 24 Street
New York, NY 10011
Director: Sr. Marlene Rust, CDP
Voice: (212) 989-5952
FAX: (212) 691-0257
E-mail: jdresidence@gmail.com
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John Paul II Residence
Description: Supportive apartments for seniors.
Website: n/a
Address: 202 West 141 Street
New York, NY 10030
Director: n/a
Voice: (212) 690-4700
FAX: n/a
E-mail: n/a
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Kennedy (Lt. Joseph P.) Memorial Community Center
Description: The Lt. Joseph P. Kennedy Jr. Memorial Community Center (Kennedy Center) in Harlem services about 100 children after school, approximately 125 children in the summer day camp, and 100 teenagers enrolled in the evening program. Kennedy Center has undergone and continues to undergo major renovation and transition. The Center also houses the Harlem services of the Catholic Guardian Society, the Parish and Community Outreach Social Services of Catholic Charities and a senior citizen center.
Website: n/a
Address: 34 West 134 Street
New York, NY 10037
Director: David Dennis
Voice: (212) 862-6401
FAX: (212) 862-6421
E-mail: kennedy134@aol.com
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Kennedy Child Study Center
Description: The Kennedy Child Study Center, established in 1958, provides a continuum of services including; comprehensive evaluation, assessment, educational and therapeutic services to children with developmental disabilities as well as counseling, respite and other supportive services for their families. These services are provided through the agency's clinic, specialized preschool, early intervention, family support, and service coordination programs. Programs are operated at two sites in Manhattan and the Bronx.
Website: www.kenchild.org
Address: 151 East 67 Street
New York, NY 10021
Director: Peter Gorham
Voice: (212) 988-9500
FAX: (212) 570-6690
E-mail: ppg@kenchild.org
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Ladies of Charity
Description: The Ladies of Charity serve the poor who are deprived materially or who are poor in spirit. The range of ministries for personal service includes archdiocesan parishes, hospitals, nursing homes, childcare agencies, as well as public community-based programs in health and social welfare inclusive of volunteering in prisons, soup kitchens, and tutorial programs.
Website: n/a
Address: 1011 First Avenue
New York, NY 10022
Director: Susan Marie Grady
Voice: (212) 371-1000
FAX: (212) 752-0719
E-mail: n/a
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Lamp Ministries
Description: LAMP Ministries (Lay Apostolic Ministries with the Poor) is a Catholic lay missionary association comprised of persons who serve among the materially poor in the New York metropolitan area, with a specific focus on evangelization. LAMP attracts qualified single persons, married couples, as well as religious sisters and priests, who serve full-time for a minimum of two years, in materially poor parishes, shelters for homeless families, and other areas of poverty. LAMPLIGHTERS, a branch of LAMP, are aimed at supporting children, teens and young adults in faith and social justice.
Website: www.lampministries.org
Address: 2704 Schurz Avenue
Bronx, NY 10465
Director: Tom & Dr. Lyn Scheuring, Ph.D.s
Voice: (718) 409-5062
FAX: (718) 904-0048
E-mail: tscheuring@hotmail.com
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Lavelle School for the Blind
Description: The Lavelle School for the Blind has expanded to include students with both visual and other disabilities. Serving students 3-21 years of age, the educational program at Lavelle has been designed to provide a tailored curriculum incorporating special education instruction into a comprehensive program of cognitive development, speech, language, and social and daily living skills acquisition. A team of educational, professional and related service providers works closely together to ensure that each student's specific needs and skills are incorporated into the overall integrated educational plan.
Website: n/a
Address: 3830 Paulding Avenue
Bronx, NY 10469
Director: W. Frank Simpson
Voice: (718) 882-1212
FAX: (718) 882-0005
E-mail: n/a
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Leo House For German Catholic Emigrants
Description: Leo House assists travelers and persons accompanying the sick for treatment in New York. The Leo House has adapted its role to reflect the changing needs of immigrants, to offer low cost Catholic housing to clergy and religious, persons visiting the sick, students and travelers.
Website: n/a
Address: 332 West 23 Street
New York, NY 10011
Director: Mr. Frank Castro
Voice: (212) 929-1010
FAX: (212) 366-6801
E-mail: n/a
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Leviticus 25:23 Alternative Fund
Description: The Leviticus 25:23 Alternative Fund is a community development loan fund founded in 1983, by faith-based groups in the New York metropolitan area. The fund places the members and the associate members' capital at the disposal of the economically poor. The charter members of the Fund, all participants in the Tri-State (NY, NJ, CT) Coalition for Responsible Investment, wanted to help create and support opportunities whereby low-income individuals, families and communities can become authors of their own destiny.
Website: www.leviticusfund.org
Address: 33 West Main Street Room 205
Elmsford, NY 10523-2413
Director: David C. Raynor
Voice: (914) 606-9003
FAX: (914) 606-9006
E-mail: info@leviticusfund.org
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Life Experience and Faith Sharing Association
Description: The Life Experience and Faith Sharing Association is an interdenominational, empowerment association. It currently conducts programs in eight city-sponsored shelters, one drug recovery residence, one HIV/AIDS residence, two drop-in centers and a weekly street ministry. The association provides a supportive faith-based community to empower the participants to emerge from their situations with a belief in self, a restored sense of dignity and renewed confidence.
Website: n/a
Address: 45 East 126th Street 2nd Floor
New York, NY 10030
Director: Sr. Dorothy Gallant, SC
Voice: (212) 987-0959
FAX: (212) 987-0958
E-mail: n/a
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Lincoln Hall
Description: Lincoln Hall is a residential school for troubled boys.
Website: www.lincolnhall.org
Address: P.O. Box 600, Route 202
Lincolndale, NY 10540
Director: Jack Flavin
Voice: (914) 248-7474
FAX: (914) 248-8391
E-mail: jflavin@lincolnhall.org
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Little Sisters of the Assumption Family Health Service
Description: The Little Sisters of the Assumption Family Health Service is a community-based organization that works with the people of East Harlem to address the physical, emotional, educational, and spiritual dimensions of family health. Its home-based and center-based programs are designed to empower those who are most vulnerable and who have least access to the basic necessities of life, in the conviction that the entire community grows when individuals and families are affirmed in their own dignity.
Website: www.littlesistersfamily.org
Address: 333 East 115th Street
New York, NY 10029
Director: Mr. Gary S. Carter
Voice: (212) 987-4422
FAX: (212) 348-8284
E-mail: gcarter@lsafhs.org
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Lott Community Development Corporation
Description: Supportive housing for seniors.
Website: n/a
Address: 1261 Fifth Avenue
New York, NY 10029
Director: James Janeski
Voice: (212) 534-6464
FAX: (212) 534-1184
E-mail: n/a
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Maria Droste Services
Description: Maria Droste Services is a not-for-profit agency offering psychotherapy and counseling services to individuals, couples, and groups.
Website: www.mariadrosteservices.com
Address: 386 Park Avenue South, Suite 903
New York, NY 10016
Director: Betsy Selman Babinecz, DCSW
Voice: (212) 889-4042
FAX: (212) 889-3936
E-mail: mariadroste@mariadrosteservices.com
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Mercy Center, Inc.
Description: Mercy Center is a neighborhood center for women and families in the Mott Haven section of the Bronx. It's mission is to provide educational, technical, human and supportive services to women, parents and other family members. Programs include Family Alternatives to Violence, Employment training, English as a Second Language, Youth Activities and Personal Development.
Website: www.mercycenterbronx.org
Address: 377 East 145th Street
Bronx, NY 10454
Director: Sr. Mary Ann Dirr, RSM
Voice: (718) 993-2789
FAX: (718) 402-1594
E-mail: adminstration@mercycenterbronx.org
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Mission of the Immaculate Virgin (Mt. Loretto)
Description: The Mission of the Immaculate Virgin (MIV) provides residential care for 54 developmentally disabled children and young adults in four residences. MIV also operates a community day care center serving 45 area children. MIV has developed a partnership with the Catholic Youth Organization (CYO) for the Fr. Drumgoole CYO Summer Day Camp (serving 500 children daily) and the CYO Staten Island South Shore Community Center. MIV is the host for two public schools; a socialization program for recovering alcoholics called Traditions House; a senior citizens nutrition program called the Friendship Club; a program for providing medical care and prosthetics for foreign children who are victims of war, called Global Medical Relief Fund; and a counseling service for women with unplanned pregnancies called Cross-Road Foundation.
Website: www.mountloretto.org
Address: 6581 Hylan Boulevard
Staten Island, NY 10309
Director: Stephen W. Rynn
Voice: (718) 317-2803
FAX: (718) 317-2830
E-mail: mtloretto@msn.com
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Missionaries of Charity, Queen of Peace Home
Description: The Missionaries of Charity work with the chemically dependent, the homeless, AIDS patients and unwed mothers, as well as run soup kitchens, teach catechism in poor parishes and visit needy families.
Website: n/a
Address: 335 East 145 Street
Bronx, NY 10451
Director: Sr. M. Leticia, MC
Voice: (718) 292-0019
FAX: n/a
E-mail: n/a
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Missionaries of Charity/Harlem
Description: The Missionaries of Charity work with the chemically dependent, the homeless, AIDS patients and unwed mothers, as well as run soup kitchens, teach catechism in poor parishes and visit needy families.
Website: n/a
Address: 406 West 127 Street
New York, NY 10027
Director: Sr. M. Leticia, MC
Voice: (212) 222-7229
FAX: n/a
E-mail: n/a
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Missionaries of Charity/St. Joseph
Description: St. Joseph's provides emergency night shelter for women and breakfast.
Website: n/a
Address: 406 West 127 Street
New York, NY 10027
Director: Sr. M. Leticia, MC
Voice: (212) 222-7229
FAX: n/a
E-mail: n/a
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Mount St. Ursula Speech Center
Description: The Mount St. Ursula Speech Center serves the needs of children with speech, language and hearing disorders. It specializes in the early diagnosis and treatment of these problems, and provides therapy for children as young as three years of age. The program also meets the rehabilitation needs of children referred because of school learning and reading problems, when these are associated with language, speech or hearing disorders. It accepts children from public, parochial or private schools regardless of religious belief. The Center is been fully accredited by the Professional Services Board of the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association.
Website: n/a
Address: 2885 Marion Avenue
Bronx, NY 10458
Director: Elaine Friedman, Ed.D.
Voice: (718) 584-7679
FAX: (718) 584-7954
E-mail: MSUSpeech@aol.com
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Nativity Mission Center
Description: Nativity Mission Center was established to provide special tutoring as well as counseling and recreational services to low-income, predominantly Hispanic youth on Manhattan's Lower East Side. The middle school was founded as part of the center in 1971. Nativity strives to instill in the students a sense of the excitement and value of learning; a commitment to the simultaneous development of their intellectual, social, moral and spiritual dimensions and a sense of obligation to use one's gifts and talents in the service of others.
Website: www.nynativity.org
Address: 204 Forsyth Street
New York, NY 10002
Director: Rev. John J. Podsiadlo, SJ
Voice: (212) 477-2472
FAX: (212) 473-0538
E-mail: nativity@nativitymission.org
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Nazareth Housing
Description: Nazareth House provides a stable environment and supportive services for homeless families. It enables families, to develop vocational, education and parenting skills to ensure long-term survival needs. In addition Nazareth facilitates the search for permanent housing. Further, services are also offered to the to formerly homeless, elderly and specially abled individuals and families relocated into permanent housing.
Website: www.nazarethhousingnyc.org
Address: 519 East 11 Street
New York, NY 10009
Director: Michael J. Callaghan
Voice: (212) 777-1010
FAX: (212) 777-1867
E-mail: info@nazarethhousing.com
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Nazareth Life Center
Description: Nazareth Life Center was founded in 1988 as an alternative to abortion. The Center provides a loving, nurturing atmosphere for young girls who are pregnant and planning to put their babies up for adoption. In addition, it provides a loving adoption couple through the Catholic Home Bureau.
Website: n/a
Address: P.O. Box 242, Snake Hill Road
Garrison, NY 10524
Director: Sr. Marita Paul, F.S.P.
Voice: (845) 424-3116
FAX: n/a
E-mail: n/a
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Nazareth Nursery
Description: Nazareth Nursery provides day care and early childhood education for children from two to six years of age. The prepared Montessori environment enables the child to develop physically, emotionally, academically and spiritually, while fees are set in keeping with the family's ability to pay.
Website: www.nazarethnursery.com
Address: 214-216 West 15 Street
New York, NY 10011-6501
Director: Sr. Lucy Sabatini, O.S.F.
Voice: (212) 243-1881
FAX: (212) 929-1466
E-mail: slsabatini@yahoo.com
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New Hope Manor
Description: New Hope Manor is residential substance abuse treatment center for females with special tracks for pregnant women, adolescents, and criminal justice clients. Every effort is made to match program offerings to the unique individual needs of those served. No client is ever refused services for lack of the ability to pay.
Website: www.newhopemanor.org
Address: 35 Hillside Road
Barryville, NY 12719
Director: Nicholas A. Roes
Voice: (845) 557-8353
FAX: (845) 557-6603
E-mail: NewHopeMNR@aol.com
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New York Foundling Hospital
Description: New York Foundling helps children and families succeed. They provide safe homes and therapy for abused and neglected youth. They prevent child maltreatment and strengthen families. They help teen mothers care for their babies and families care for developmentally disabled relatives. They offer runaways in Rockland County safety from the streets. Their after-school activities help disadvantaged youth achieve their maximum potential.
Website: www.nyfoundling.org
Address: 590 Avenue of the Americas
New York, NY 10011
Director: William F. Baccaglini
Voice: (212) 633-9300
FAX: (212) 886-4048
E-mail: info@nyfoundling.org
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Newburgh Ministry
Description: The Newburgh Ministry is a hospitality house providing a safe place in the east end of Newburgh. They strive to welcome each person as if he or she were Christ. There is a thrift store for like new clothing and small appliances. There is a play area where children can play while caregivers receive services such as case management. During the cold weather months they have extended hours to provide hospitality in a warm safe place for up to 15 homeless men.
Website: www.newburghministry.org
Address: 9 Johnston Street
Newburgh, NY 12550
Director: James McElhinney
Voice: (845) 561-0070
FAX: n/a
E-mail: jim.mcelhinney@newburghministry.org
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Northwest Bronx Community and Clergy Coalition
Description: The Northwest Bronx Community and Clergy Coalition (NWBCCC) is a membership-based organization which unites 10 neighborhood-based associations to improve the quality of life in the Northwest Bronx. The primary activity of the organization is tenant organizing for repairs and services and better housing code enforcement. The NWBCCC runs several issue campaigns depending on neighborhood needs and member concerns including neighborhood security, quality public education (focusing on reducing overcrowding and facility repairs), and ensuring adequate city services.
Website: www.nwbccc.org
Address: 103 East 196 Street
Bronx, NY 10468
Director: Mary S. Dailey
Voice: (718) 584-0515
FAX: (718) 753-6922
E-mail: nwbccc@ige.org
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Part of the Solution (POTS)
Description: Part Of The Solution (POTS) is a multi-service center providing for the poorest people of the Bronx. POTS serves nutritious meals to approximately 300 people seven days a week. In addition, POTS has a transitional residence, referral services, a pantry service and an on-site medical and legal clinic.
Website: www.potsbronx.org
Address: 2763 Webster Avenue
Bronx, NY 10458
Director: Sr. Mary Alice Hannan, O.P.
Voice: (718) 220-4892
FAX: (718) 220-5603
E-mail: sistermaryalice@potsbronx.org
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Pax Christi Metro New York
Description: Pax Christi Metro New York is part of the International Catholic peace movement. They promote the four priorities of Pax Christi: the spirituality of nonviolence; disarmament, demilitarization and reconciliation; economic and interracial justice; and global restoration. This is accomplished through prayer, study, and action in local groups throughout the metropolitan area. Local groups select a focus of interest to the members, such as racism, commercialization, or the death penalty. They apply prayer, study and action to their chosen priority. All of this is rooted in a deep faith in and commitment to the gospel of nonviolence that Jesus gave us.
Website: www.nypaxchrisit.org
Address: 371 Avenue of the Americas
New York, NY 10014-3841
Director: Rosemarie Pace, Ed.D.
Voice: (212) 420-0250
FAX: (212) 420-1628
E-mail: nypaxchristi@igc.org
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Pregnancy Care Center
Description: The Pregnancy Care Center is located in New Rochelle and Yonkers and runs the Elinor Martin Residence located in the convent of Holy Family Parish in New Rochelle, NY. The Pregnancy Care Center is a non-sectarian organization founded in 1974 offering positive alternatives to abortion. The Center offers assistance to women who are distressed by an unwanted or untimely pregnancy. All are eligible for services. No one will pass judgment and her case will be kept in the very strictest confidence.
Website: n/a
Address: 466 Main Street
New Rochelle, NY 10801
Director: Michelle Morra
Voice: (914) 235-0505
FAX: (914) 235-8445
E-mail: momandchildpcc@aol.com
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Providence Rest Child Day Care Center
Description: The Providence Rest Child Day Care Center curriculum is focused on pre-school education for children and offers a wide range of recreational activities. This unique program is intergenerational with the children having various opportunities to interact with the residents of the Providence Rest Nursing Home.
Website: n/a
Address: 3310 Campbell Drive
Bronx, NY 10465
Director: Sr. Julianne Pili
Voice: (718) 823-3588
FAX: n/a
E-mail: srjmarj64@aol.com
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Queen's Daughters Day Care Center, Inc.
Description: The Queen’s Daughters Day Care Center provides full-day pre-school care for children ages 2-5. The majority of parents are low-income, single and/or welfare-to-work participants. The professional staff provides quality care in a clean, safe & stimulating environment.
Website: n/a
Address: 73 Buena Vista Avenue
Yonkers, NY 10701
Director: Barbara Berrios
Voice: (914) 969-4491
FAX: (914) 969-4491
E-mail: qddcc@excite.com
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Resource Center for Community Development
Description: The Resource Center for Community Development, also known as The Hopeline, serves the needs of a primarily Hispanic immigrant community in the South Bronx. The Center provides information and referral services, a food and clothing bank and English as a Second Language (ESL) classes. They partner with various community-based organizations to provide easy access to medical care and the conduct bi-monthly seminars on tenant's rights, immigration information, financial information and foster care.
Website: www.thehopeline.org
Address: 421 East 155 Street
Bronx, NY 10455
Director: Ms. Rosanna Dilonez
Voice: (718) 402-1212
FAX: (718) 402-5580
E-mail: TheHopeline@aol.com
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Robert B. Fox Memorial House
Description: The Robert B. Fox Memorial House is a Tier II shelter for homeless women & their children. Families are provided assistance with social services, parenting education, job training and obtaining permanent housing.
Website: n/a
Address: 111 East 117 Street
New York, NY 10035
Director: Sr. Florence Speth
Voice: (212) 534-6634
FAX: (212) 427-8507
E-mail: FoxShelter@aol.com
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Rosalie Hall
Description: Rosalie Hall is a social service agency that provides residential services during pregnancy to unwed teenagers. The Mentors Group, comprised of teen parents, allows women to discuss their experiences as pregnant and parenting teens with other young people in the community. In addition, Rosalie Hall has prevention programs to combat teen pregnancy, drug abuse and sexually transmitted diseases.
Website: www.rosaliehallny.org
Address: 4150 Bronx Boulevard
Bronx, NY 10466
Director: Steven Parker, DSW
Voice: (718) 920-9800
FAX: (718) 920-9896
E-mail: parkerdsw@verizon.net
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Sacred Heart Housing Corporation
Description: Operates two supportive living residences for seniors.
Website: n/a
Address: One Father Finian Sullivan Drive
Yonkers, NY 10703
Director: Richard O'Neill
Voice: (914) 965-1659
FAX: (914) 476-7815
E-mail: n/a
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Sacred Heart Residence
Description: Sacred Heart is a residence for single women that provides affordable accommodations to students, working women and travelers under the age of 34. It also raises funds for the San Jose Day Nursery.
Website: n/a
Address: 432 West 20 Street
New York, NY 10011
Director: Sr. Rocio Campana, MH
Voice: (212) 929-4790
FAX: (212) 924-0891
E-mail: sacredheartresidence@hotmail
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San Jose Day Nursery
Description: San Jose Day Nursery provides day care to children ages 1-5 years. The nursery includes a Pre-K and Kindergarten program.
Website: n/a
Address: 430 West 20 Street
New York, NY 10011
Director: Sr. Rocio Campana, MH
Voice: (212) 929-0839
FAX: (212) 924-0891
E-mail: sacredheartresidence@hotmail
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Seton Foundation for Learning
Description: The Seton Foundation for Learning provides special education and support services to children with developmental disabilities aged 3 - 21 and their families. The Joan Ann Kennedy Memorial preschool serves children 3 - 5 years of age; the Mother Franceska Elementary School serves children 5 - 14 years of age; and the Bishop Patrick V. Ahern High School serves children 15 - 21 years of age.
Website: www.setonfoundation.net
Address: 315 Arlene Street
Staten Island, NY 10314
Director: Diane Cunningham
Voice: (718) 982-5084
FAX: (718) 982-5114
E-mail: seton@adnysch.org
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Seton House
Description: Seton House provides housing for the homeless. Families pay below market rents based upon income.
Website: n/a
Address: 1991 Lexington Avenue
New York, NY 10035
Director: Sr. Trinita Flood
Voice: (212) 348-1655
FAX: (212) 348-1882
E-mail: n/a
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Society of St. Vincent de Paul, Bronx
Description: The St. Vincent de Paul Society provides food, clothing, furniture, financial assistance, support services (such as hospital/home visitations and burial), and a myriad of referral contacts to multiple agencies (state, city and private).
Website: n/a
Address: 611 Miniford Avenue
Bronx, NY 10464
Director: Tom McMahon
Voice: (212) 755-8615
FAX: n/a
E-mail: n/a
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Society of St. Vincent de Paul, Central Council
Description: The St. Vincent de Paul Society provides food, clothing, furniture, financial assistance, support services (such as hospital/home visitations and burial), and a myriad of referral contacts to multiple agencies (state, city and private). They operate 15 pantries located in 15 parishes throughout Manhattan.
Website: n/a
Address: 1011 First Avenue
New York, NY 10022
Director: Natalie Young
Voice: (212) 755-8615
FAX: (212) 755-0151
E-mail: natalie.young@archny.org
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Society of St. Vincent de Paul, Manhattan
Description: The St. Vincent de Paul Society provides food, clothing, furniture, financial assistance, support services (such as hospital/home visitations and burial), and a myriad of referral contacts to multiple agencies (state, city and private).
Website: n/a
Address: 1011 First Avenue
New York, NY 10022
Director: Vincent Reilly
Voice: (212) 755-8615
FAX: (212) 755-0151
E-mail: vincent.reilly@archny.org
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Society of St. Vincent de Paul, Staten Island
Description: The St. Vincent de Paul Society provides food, clothing, furniture, financial assistance, support services (such as hospital/home visitations and burial), and a myriad of referral contacts to multiple agencies (state, city and private).
Website: n/a
Address: 445 Decatur Avenue
Staten Island, NY 10314
Director: Gary Malandro
Voice: (212) 755-8615
FAX: n/a
E-mail: n/a
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Sr. Una McCormack Maternity Services
Description: The Sr. Una McCormack Maternity Services was established in the 1996, to raise funds to support the maternity services programs of the Archdiocese of New York.
Website: n/a
Address: 1011 First Avenue
New York, NY 10022
Director: Phillip Georgini
Voice: (212) 371-1000
FAX: n/a
E-mail: pgeorgini@cgshb.org
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St. Agnes Residence
Description: Residence for students and for business women. Capacity: 100
Website: n/a
Address: 237 West 74 Street
New York, NY 10023
Director: Nancy Clifford
Voice: (212)874-1361
FAX: n/a
E-mail: saintagnesresnyc@yahoo.com
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St. Anthony's Residence
Description: Saint Anthony's Residence is a supportive single room occupancy residence for 65 formerly homeless men. Each resident has a case manager who provides assistance in apartment management, budgeting, personal hygiene, nutrition, GED programs, job placement, and basic computer skills. Saint Anthony's Residence has caring staff members who assist in the spiritual development of residents through prayer, weekly bible study, communal prayer services, weekly mass and holy hour.
Website: n/a
Address: 410 E. 156 Street
Bronx, NY 10455
Director: Fr. Richard Roemer, CFR
Voice: (718) 993-5161
FAX: (718) 993-4754
E-mail: stanthonysresidence@netzero.net
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St. Benedict's Day Nursery, Day Care Center
Description: St. Benedict’s Day Nursery cares for children ages 2 - 6 in an atmosphere in which they can grow spiritually, mentally, physically, emotionally and socially.
Website: n/a
Address: 21 West 124 Street
New York, NY 10027
Director: Ms. Carmina Cayanan-Festante
Voice: (212) 423-5715
FAX: (212) 423-5917
E-mail: stben124@aol.com
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St. Cabrini Home
Description: St. Cabrini Home provides residential services to adolescents at its treatment program in Ulster County and 15 group homes in the Bronx, Dutchess, Orange, Putnam and Westchester counties. Cabrini-on-Hudson, a 72-bed adult resident facility located at West Park, Ulster County Campus, provides adult day care and respite services to the elderly.
Website: www.cabrinihome.com
Address: Route 9W
West Park, NY 12493
Director: Anthony Cortese
Voice: (845) 384-6500
FAX: (845) 384-6512
E-mail: info@cabrinihome.com
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St. Dominic's Home
Description: Saint Dominic's Home is staffed by a team of 700 Sisters and laypersons, including psychologists, psychiatrists, educators, child care workers, social workers, and administrators conducting a variety of programs providing residential programs for the emotionally handicapped along with an emergency shelter for adolescents in Rockland and at several service sites in the Bronx.
Website: www.stdominicshome.org
Address: 500 Western Highway
Blauvelt, NY 10913
Director: Judy Kydon
Voice: (845) 359-3400
FAX: (845) 359-4253
E-mail: JudyK@stdominicshome.org
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St. Francis Counseling Center
Description: The St. Francis Counseling Center is a parish based psychotherapy center with 3 full-time and 5 part-time therapists, which treat higher functioning adults who might benefit from supportive psychotherapy.
Website: n/a
Address: 135 West 31 Street
New York, NY 10001
Director: Julia Berwick, LCSW
Voice: (212) 736-8500
FAX: n/a
E-mail: n/a
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St. Francis Residences
Description: The St. Francis Residences offer permanent housing and support services to homeless men and women with a history of chronic mental illness. Along with 282 units of Single Room Occupancy housing it offers medical and psychiatric care, money and medication management, a breakfast and lunch program, and a wide variety of activities and daily living programs.
Website: www.sfres.org
Address: 135 West 31 Street
New York, NY 10001
Director: Rev. John M. Felice, OFM
Voice: (212) 736-8500
FAX: (212) 736-8545
E-mail: n/a
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St. Ignatius Loyola Day Nursery
Description: St. Ignatius Loyola Day Nursery fosters learning through creative play. Teachers encourage each child's rate of social, emotional and cognitive growth. Children explore their own talents and learn to value and respect those of others. The Nursery is non-denominational and accepts students of all religions, races and nationalities.
Website: www.saintignatiusloyola.org
Address: 240 East 84 Street
New York, NY 10028
Director: Theodora L. Crist
Voice: (212) 734-6427
FAX: (212) 734-6972
E-mail: n/a
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St. Joseph's Immigrant Home
Description: Residence for students and for young business women. Capacity: 96
Website: n/a
Address: 425 West 44 Street
New York, NY 10036
Director: Nancy Clifford
Voice: (212) 246-5363
FAX: n/a
E-mail: saintjosephresnyc@yahoo.com
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St. Joseph's School for the Deaf Children's Fund
Description: The mission of St. Joseph's School for the Deaf Children’s Fund is to build a model school for deaf education using new technologies to improve literacy and ensure access to education, information and opportunities so that our children can grow to be participating members of society.
Website: n/a
Address: 1000 Hutchinson River Parkway
Bronx, NY 10465
Director: Dorothy Baker, Ph.D.
Voice: (718) 792-8308
FAX: (718) 792-2532
E-mail: DorothyDHM@aol.com
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St. Mary's Residence
Description: St. Mary's Residence provides a temporary home for young working women and female students.
Website: n/a
Address: 225 East 72 Street
New York, NY 10021
Director: Sr. Almaisa Brito, FDC
Voice: (212) 249-6850
FAX: (212) 249-4336
E-mail: n/a
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St. Padre Pio Shelter for Homeless Men
Description: The Padre Pio Shelter is an 18-bed facility for homeless men, which is open every night of the year. Dinner, breakfast, and a bag lunch are all provided for them; each man is also assigned a chore, and there is time to relax, converse, watch TV and pray in the Chapel.
Website: www.franciscanfriars.com
Address: 419 East 155 Street
Bronx, NY 10455
Director: Br. Dominic Miriam Bormans, CFR
Voice: (718) 292-3713
FAX: n/a
E-mail: n/a
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