Kleinman Holocaust Education Center

The National Urban Technology Center, also known as Urban Tech, is a 501c3 non-profit organization based in New York City that has been committed to enhancing educational opportunities for marginalized communities for over 25 years. By integrating STEM education, social-emotional learning, and parent engagement, Urban Tech empowers students and families with the skills necessary to thrive in a technology-driven world. Through its Family Empowerment Centers, Urban Tech provides cutting-edge technology, digital and financial literacy programs, and personalized learning platforms to foster academic success and career pathways. Their initiatives also focus on conflict resolution and anti-bullying strategies, promoting safer and more inclusive school environments for all students. Generated from the website

Located in Brooklyn, N.Y., Baltic Street Mental Health Board is a consumer-run mental health organization. It offers a wide range of programs and services that help people obtain jobs and housing, and provide social support, education, vocational training, health benefits, financial entitlements and other community services. Its services include advocacy and self-help, and employment assistance. Its advocacy services include offering information and resources on housing and entitlements, such as Medicare and Medicaid. In addition, it provides hands-on assistance in seeking access to benefits and to other community resources and organizes group workshops. Through its Bridger program, it coordinates with clients and hospitals to enhance communication between hospitals and communities. It provides assistance to clients in developing new skills, such as learning to travel on public transportation and applying for benefits.

Tech Kids Unlimited is a not-for-profit technology-based educational organization for kids ages 7 to 20 with special needs. Our program was created specifically to work with students with IEPs and 504 plans.