Project Hospitality

Established in 1982, Project Hospitality is a private nonprofit organization that provides health care and social services for underserved and disadvantaged people, as well as individuals who suffer from multiple diagnoses, such as HIV, substance abuse and mental illnesses. It serves the medical and housing needs of more than 5,000 individuals annually. Project Hospitality has a staff of over 300 personnel and nearly 600 student, community, religious and corporate volunteers. It offers treatment, case management and community-based residential services. The organization provides crisis intervention, referral, clinical care and health status assessment services. Additionally, it also provides chemical dependency prevention, outreach, meal and nutritional counseling services. Project Hospitality is located in Staten Island, N.Y.

United Cerebral Palsy (UCP) is a network dedicated to advocating for individuals with disabilities since 1949, emphasizing a commitment to inclusion, independence, and opportunity for all. Through a diverse array of resources, programs, and innovative research, UCP serves approximately 350,000 people annually, supporting them in living life without limits. UCP collaborates with 56 affiliates nationwide to provide essential services and assistance for a variety of disabilities, while championing public policy initiatives that empower voices within the disability community. Their ongoing efforts include a professional learning series, advocacy campaigns, and a dedicated focus on promoting equity and accessibility for everyone. Generated from the website

Families On The Move of NYC, INC. is a citywide family-run organization dedicated to advocating for the rights and full participation of all children and families. They provide support for individuals facing learning, behavioral, emotional, mental wellness, and substance use challenges, offering assistance to those in need. Generated from their website's infomation