Womens Prison Association

HistoryFamily and Children's Association has been servicing Long Island's most vulnerable families for over 130 years.SpecialtiesOur Mission: To protect and strengthen Long Island's most vulnerable children, families, seniors, and their communities. Family and Children's Association (FCA) is a non-sectarian, not-for-profit organization that is dedicated to providing help and hope to Long Island's most vulnerable children, families, seniors and their communities. FCA is comprised of experienced professionals who both know enough and care enough to dedicate themselves to serve the most vulnerable residents of Long Island. With support from a committed Board of Trustees, other volunteers and with disciplined leadership, we bring our individual and collective knowledge, skills and abilities to bear on the implementation of a continuum of residential and community-based programs/services that are strength-based and culturally competent.

Established in 1990, Hispanic Federation is a service-oriented membership organization that works with more than 90 Latino health and human services agencies to promote the social, political and economic well-being of the Latino community. It works in the areas of education, health, HIV and AIDS, housing, arts and culture and economic development. The organization also offers child care and immigrant services. Hispanic Federation national initiatives include civic participation, federal advocacy and coalition for new philanthropy. It additionally provides emergency and immigration assistance services. The organization serves more than 2 million Hispanics in the Northeast. Hispanic Federation is located in New York City.

Mishkon is a 50-plus-bed, intermediate care facility that provides residential, medical, educational and therapeutic care services. It serves individuals with various mental and developmental disabilities. The agency offers support services for patients between the ages of 9 and 55. Mishkon is operated by the Jewish Board of Family and Children s Services, which is one of the largest, nonprofit mental health and social service organizations in the United States. Operational for more than 100 years, it annually serves over 65,000 people in New York. The organization manages nearly 185 community-based programs, residential facilities and day treatment centers. The Jewish Board of Family and Children s Services provides internship programs in social work and psychology for students.