Together We Stand

CAMBA Inc. is a Brooklyn-based organization dedicated to supporting communities through a wide range of services, including housing stability, education, youth development, and health initiatives. With a mission anchored in social justice, CAMBA impacts nearly 80,000 individuals and families each year, focusing on transformative support for those in need. Through its diverse programs, CAMBA addresses critical issues such as homelessness prevention, economic development, and legal services, demonstrating a commitment to empowering individuals and fostering community well-being. The organization also engages the community through events and volunteer opportunities, emphasizing the importance of collective action in effecting positive change. Generated from the website

Founded in 1979, Providence House is a nonprofit organization that serves homeless women and children. It offers transitional and permanent housing services. The organization also provides on-site case management and housing relocation solutions. Providence House offers training classes that focus on topics related to various independent living skills, such as cooking, cleaning and budgeting. It is a recipient of the Eleanor Roosevelt Community Service Award at the at the Governor's Mansion in Albany. The organization has partnerships with local schools, churches and civic groups to collect food and supplies for Thanksgiving and Christmas toys and gifts for the children and residents.

The Neighborhood Association for Inter-Cultural Affairs, Inc. (NAICA) is a tax-exempt not-for-profit corporation that has been providing housing intervention and assistance services to residents of the Bronx since 1974. With a mission to improve the quality of life for individuals and families in New York, NAICA offers culturally sensitive services to youth, seniors, and families, including homeless services, eviction prevention, and supportive housing. NAICA's comprehensive range of programs includes transitional housing for single men and women, legal housing services such as eviction prevention and tenant advocacy, as well as low-income affordable housing programs. Serving over two thousand families annually, NAICA is dedicated to providing client-centered support services that promote self-efficacy and address the diverse needs of the community.Generated from the website