Crown Heights Youth Initiative

The National Committee for the Furtherance of Jewish Education in Brooklyn, NY operates Operation Survival, a project funded by The NYC Department of Health and Mental Hygiene, with oversight and trainings provided by OASAS. Their focus is on overdose prevention, offering programs, resources, and Naloxone kits to save lives. Additionally, Operation Survival provides educational materials and support for school leaders, teachers, and parents, emphasizing the importance of prevention and addressing issues such as bullying in the classroom.Generated from the website

The Urban Assembly is a nonprofit organization that creates and manages a community of New York City Public Schools dedicated to preparing students from under-resourced neighborhoods for success in colleges. Founded in 1990, the organization operates more than 16 high and junior high schools that serve over 4,300 students. It also operates an academy for arts and literature that serves students in grades 6 through 12. The Urban Assembly provides classes in math, science and business. In addition, its partners include the Fashion Institute of Technology, New York City Department of Design & Construction, Brooklyn Law School, the Red Hook Community Justice Center and Bronx Court Complex. The Urban Assembly maintains a location in New York City.

On November 19, 1756, a small group of native-born Scots and Scottish Americans met in lower Manhattan to form what is now the oldest established charitable organization in the Empire State Saint Andrew's Society of the State of New York. We have grown considerably over the last two and one half centuries from those few Colonial gentlemen to over 500 men of Scottish blood, residing in all regions of the tri-state area and beyond. The original charity box of the Scots Society of New York, our predecessor, founded in 1744 has grown, through the generosity of our membership and the acumen of the Investments Committee, into several substantial funds that allow the Society to fulfill its charitable purpose in ways that would make our founders most proud. Today, the Society continues to be a port of call for those Scots who have come to America and are in need of support and financial assistance. Saint Andrew's Society of the State of New York 150 East 55th Street,New York, NY 10022 York 3rd Floor