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Located in New York City, Hamilton-Madison House is a voluntary, nonprofit settlement house that focuses on improving quality of life of its community. Established in 1898, the center develops and protects humane policies and programs. It offers social well-being services to children, elderly, handicapped, new immigrants, refugees and unemployed individuals. Hamilton-Madison House promotes understanding and cooperation among the ethnic groups and serves their specialized requirements. The center also encourages sharing of resources and responsibilities through active participation of various segments of the community. Its range of programs include adult education, behavioral health services, child care, senior citizens services, youth development and supported housing programs.

Community Resources Staten Island (CRSI) was established in 1953 by a group of concerned parents and has since become one of the area's most experienced voluntary service providers. Their mission is to provide individuals of all ages and abilities with intellectual and developmental disabilities, as well as mental health diagnoses, the opportunities and experiences needed to achieve independence and lead rewarding lives as contributing members of the community. CRSI offers a wide range of services including residential care, day habilitation, employment support, recreational activities, and educational programs. With a focus on empowering individuals to reach their full potential, CRSI is dedicated to enriching lives and fostering a sense of community through their innovative programs and services.Generated from the website