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The Human Resources Administration and Department of Social Services is a part of The City of New York. The department provides social services to help individuals and families in reaching self-sufficiency. It serves more than 3 million residents through temporary cash assistance, public health insurance, food stamp, and home and child care solutions. In addition, the Human Resources Administration and Department of Social Services assists in adult protective, domestic violence and child support enforcement. The department provides various training and job programs to help people gain employment. It administers the Begin Employment, Gain Independence Now (BEGIN) program, which focuses on improving basic skills and English proficiency. The department includes a family independence administration that coordinates food stamp program and job center operations.

The City of New Rochelle Office for the Aging, situated at the Hugh A. Doyle Senior Center, offers a variety of classes, activities, and social gatherings for seniors. From daily lunches to art classes, exercise sessions, and organized day trips, the center provides a vibrant community hub for older adults. With a focus on holistic senior well-being, the Doyle Center assists residents with financial advice, transportation support, and access to nutrition and health resources. Participation in the center's diverse range of activities requires an Omnicard, obtainable from the New Rochelle Parks and Recreation Department, ensuring seniors can enjoy the full spectrum of offerings available. Generated from their available business information

The Bronx Human Rights Commission is a government agency dedicated to promoting and protecting human rights within the Bronx community. They work to investigate and address instances of discrimination and ensure equal treatment for all individuals in various aspects of life. Generated from their business information