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06 United Football ClubThe 06 United Football Club is a recognized 501(C)(3) non-profit organization, founded in June 2006. We're aimed to developing men, women and youth soccer players based in New York City and committed to foster the physical and mental growth of children from age 5-15 with our youth soccer academy.
103YLCThe 103 YLC with work closely together with youth and police. We will discuss ideas and achieve goals for our community. We also discuss common school and after school issues such as bullying, social media , marijuana use etc, to raise awareness for other teens.
105 Precinct YLCPromote positive change in community.
113 Precinct Youth CoordinationThe NYPD 113 Precinct's Youth Coordination Office.
9 Million Reasons9MR assists New York City residents to stand on their own two feet. We do this through food distribution and employable skill set training to meet the essentials for anyone in need.
Acacia NetworkAcacia Network has been leading community advancement since 1969 and is currently serving communities in all New York City boroughs, Albany, Buffalo, Orlando and Puerto Rico. Our facilities offer world-class service to local underserved populations, providing a wide-range of programs
Academy of Medical and Public Health ServicesFounded in 2010, AMPHS strives to create a local system of making care more accessible to immigrant New Yorkers through culturally-sensitive intervention methods, de-institutionalized healthcare environments, and grassroots outreach.
ACE Programs for the HomelessACE (The Association of Community Employment Programs for the Homeless), founded in 1992, offers vocational training to men and women experiencing homelessness to assist them in developing the skills needed to secure full-time employment and achieve their goals of economic self-sufficiency.
ADL Crisis InterventionADL Crisis Intervention Ministry provides outreach to its members and community through educational forums and intervention in the areas of HIV/AIDS, substance abuse, mental health, domestic violence, and children & family supportive services.
Administration for Children's ServicesThe Administration for Children’s Services (ACS) protects and promotes safety and well-being of New York City’s children and families by providing child welfare, juvenile justice, and early care and education services.