NYC Community Resources Database

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Address: 275 Seventh Avenue
City: New York
Zip Code: 10001
Phone Number: (212) 924-2510
Web Site: http://www.unionhealthcenter.org
Program Topics: Child Care and Child Support, Elder Care, Food and Nutrition, Health Care and Insurance

Address: 80 Maiden Lane - 8th Floor
City: New York
Zip Code: 10038
Phone Number: (877) UCP-CONNECT
Web Site: http://www.ucpnyc.org
Program Name: Project Connect
Program Phone: (877) UCP-CONNECT
Program Web Site: http://www.ucpnyc.org/site/c.buIWJcNSKnL6G/b.6605983/k.BD95/Education_Programs.htm
Program Topics: Child Care and Child Support, Disability, Education, Elder Care, Health Care and Insurance, Recreational Programs

Address: no data
City: no data
Zip Code: no data
Phone Number: (212) 967-0322
Web Site: http://www.unhny.org
Program Name: Stanley M. Isaacs Neighborhood Center
Program Address: 415 East 93rd Street
Program City: New York
Program Zip Code: 10128
Program Phone: 212-360-7620
Program Web Site: http://www.isaacscenter.org/home.htm
Program Topics: After-School Programs, Child Care and Child Support, Education, Elder Care, Housing and Homelessness, Teen Resources and Shelters

Address: no data
City: no data
Zip Code: no data
Phone Number: (800) 675-0391 (24/7)
Web Site: http://www.vnsny.org
Program Topics: Child Care and Child Support, Elder Care, Health Care and Insurance

Address: 340 West 85th Street
City: New York
Zip Code: 10024
Phone Number: (212) 873-2600
Web Site: http://www.voa-gny.org/
Program Topics: Child Care and Child Support, Developmental Delay, Disability, Education, Elder Care, Housing and Homelessness

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Using This Guide

The resources in each category are listed alphabetically.
Listings include city, state and federal government programs and services, city-wide and community-based organizations and hotlines. However, the database is not intended as a complete listing of social and health agencies in New York City. If you are searching for an appropriate service, you may want to consider beginning with a citywide service.
Eligibility requirements with regard to income, residence or special needs are subject to change and must be checked.
Inclusion in this database does not imply endorsement nor does omission imply disapproval.
The original advocacy code card concept was developed by the Family Advocacy Program, Boston Medical Center.
If you have corrections, changes or suggestions for inclusion, please provide your feedback here.