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Greenhope Services for Women, located in East Harlem, was established in 1975 as a residential and outpatient treatment program for formerly incarcerated women. Committed to providing quality services to predominantly poor African American and Latina women, Greenhope offers comprehensive care using a gender-responsive, trauma-informed approach to support women in achieving abstinence from substance use and their individualized goals. An affiliate of Acacia Network since 2016, Greenhope operates a fully licensed residential program for adult women seeking treatment for substance use disorders. Their services include trauma-informed clinical care, counseling, mental health services, educational and career support, childcare, and connections to community resources to help women on their journey to holistic recovery. Generated from the website

General Human Outreach in the Community (GHO) in Kew Gardens, NY, is a trusted resource providing culturally tailored services to over 500 individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities in New York City. With a commitment to excellence, GHO offers a comprehensive range of programs including day habilitation, housing, employment support, vocational training, evaluations, and family services. Committed to empowering independence, GHO focuses on enhancing skills, increasing independence, and promoting community integration for those they serve. Recognized by the New York State Office for People with Developmental Disabilities, GHO's dedicated staff, fluent in Cantonese, Mandarin, Korean, and English, strive to match individuals and families with culturally congruent supports to help individuals reach their full potential.Generated from the website