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Founded in 1972, the Citizens Advice Bureau is a settlement house located in Bronx, N.Y. It is a member of the United Neighborhood Houses, which is a parent organization for the settlement house system in New York. The Citizens Advice Bureau maintains more than 20 offices and serves over 27,000 residents annually. It addresses the needs of people of all age groups, including immigrants and homeless individuals and families. The bureau also serves individuals and families impacted by AIDS. The Citizens Advice Bureau provides transitional housing and relocation assistance and foster care and homelessness prevention services. The Citizens Advice Bureau also provides case management, employment assistance, and mental health and nutritional services.

The Neighborhood Association for Intercultural Affairs (NAICA), Inc. is a Bronx-based organization dedicated to providing a variety of housing services, including legal eviction prevention and emergency rental assistance. With multiple locations, they offer resources to help individuals and families navigate housing challenges and secure stable living conditions. In addition to their housing services, NAICA also runs transitional housing programs across various sites in the Bronx and Brooklyn, aimed at supporting individuals in need of temporary shelter. Their commitment to community support extends through legal services, advisory meetings, and career opportunities for those looking to contribute to their mission. Generated from the website