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Sinergia is a community-based organization that was founded in 1977. It provides service coordination, information and support to families and individuals with special needs. The organization offers a transitional housing program for homeless families who have children with disabilities. Sinergia also provides community homes for adults with developmental disabilities. It conducts parenting classes for adults with mental illnesses. The organization offers day habilitation, family care and neighborhood preservation programs. It operates the Metropolitan Parent Center, which provides referral and advocacy services for parents who are living in New York City. The organization is a partner of the NYC Resource Consortium. In conjunction with the NYS Office of Mental Retardation & Developmental Disabilities and the NYS Developmental Disabilities Planning Council, Sinergia operates the Sinergia Housing Opportunities & Resource Enhancement Project (SHORE).

The City College of New York, founded in 1847, offers a variety of learning and educational programs to students. It offers various graduate, undergraduate and continuing study classes. The university has an enrollment of more than 12,000 graduates, and offers over 80 academic programs. Its curriculum includes arts and science, business and technology, medicine, nursing, pharmacy, public and engineering, physics, and humanities and sciences. It has various clubs that include language and cultural, media and publications, media, arts and performance, National Honor Society, and community development. The university s library has a large collection of course reserves, audiovisual study materials, course documents, and current, international and domestic newspaper collection. It additionally organizes sports activities, such as baseball, soccer, tennis, football, and golf. The university is located in New York City.

The Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy Study Center (PPSC), founded in 1986 and located in Greenwich Village, New York, is a progressive institute dedicated to psychoanalysis and psychoanalytic psychotherapy. It offers a variety of intensive training programs and maintains a treatment service that provides moderate-fee psychotherapy and psychoanalysis to residents of the New York Metropolitan area. PPSC emphasizes diversity, inclusion, and belonging in its mission, fostering a supportive environment for both trainees and clients. The institute also provides opportunities for continuing education and has initiatives like the Refugee Support Project to assist underserved communities. Generated from the website