Queens Parent Resource Center

Services for the Underserved (S:US) envisions a city where everyone has a roof over their head, is healthy, productive, and can enjoy social connections that create purposeful lives. Founded in 1978, S:US partners with over 37,000 individuals and their families annually, providing pathways to fulfilling lives through housing, employment, skills-building, treatment, and recovery services. In their commitment to honoring personal choices and expanding possibilities for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities, S:US supports their journey towards personal fulfillment, ensuring a life of dignity and independence. They advocate for those in need, offering services such as Developmental Disabilities, Homeless Services, Housing, Behavioral Health, Veterans Services, and Urban Farms. Generated from the website content

Bushwick Collaboration Homebase is a community-focused space in Brooklyn, NY that offers opportunities for creative collaboration and networking. With a mission to foster a supportive environment for local artists and entrepreneurs, the space provides a platform for individuals to connect and engage in meaningful projects. Generated from their business information

The Puerto Rican Family Institute, Inc. (PRFI) is a non-profit, multi-program family-oriented health and human services agency dedicated to providing culturally sensitive services to children, adults, and families across all New York communities and Puerto Rico. Founded on the principle of putting people first, PRFI focuses on empowering individuals by addressing their unique needs and aspirations rather than their diagnoses or disabilities. With a commitment to diversity, equity, and inclusion, PRFI actively works to eliminate racism and discrimination while ensuring that no one is denied services based on race, language, sexual orientation, religion, or inability to pay. The organization’s diverse staff is dedicated to supporting the communities they serve, particularly African Americans, Latinos, and all minorities in New York and Puerto Rico. Generated from the website