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Founded in 1979, Providence House is a nonprofit organization that serves homeless women and children. It offers transitional and permanent housing services. The organization also provides on-site case management and housing relocation solutions. Providence House offers training classes that focus on topics related to various independent living skills, such as cooking, cleaning and budgeting. It is a recipient of the Eleanor Roosevelt Community Service Award at the at the Governor's Mansion in Albany. The organization has partnerships with local schools, churches and civic groups to collect food and supplies for Thanksgiving and Christmas toys and gifts for the children and residents.

The Neighborhood Technical Assistance Clinic (NTAC) is a strategic partner and advisor dedicated to enhancing the effectiveness of grassroots and community-based nonprofit organizations, particularly those serving low-income populations. With over 20 years of experience, NTAC focuses on building capacity through customized training and hands-on guidance for nonprofit staff, management, and board members. Generated from the website

The Compassion House Community Development Corporation (CHCDC) is a nonprofit organization based in North Brooklyn, dedicated to providing essential services to the community. Founded by Reverend Norma K. Canty, CHCDC has evolved from a small outreach program into a vital resource, assisting over 3,700 individuals monthly with services such as emergency food, health insurance sign-ups, and spiritual support. Established in 2007, the organization emphasizes compassion and community engagement, drawing on its rich history that began in 1975. With a commitment to serving a multicultural population, CHCDC collaborates with various partners and donors to enhance its outreach and effectiveness in addressing the needs of those it serves. Generated from the website