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Central Harlem Community Resource DirectoryNew York StatePsychiatric InstituteCenter of Excellencefor CulturalCompetenceMay 2008

Community Profile: Central HarlemThe population of Central Harlem at the 2000 census was 151,100. Nineteen percent (19%) of residents wereborn outside of the United States. Figure 3 shows the countries of origin for foreign-born members ofCommunity District 10 (Central Harlem), while Table 4 lists foreign-born residents by country of origin.Figure 3 Table 4Source: (New York City Department of City Planning, 2006a)The majority of residents are Black, though other races and ethnicities are also represented in this neighborhood(New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene, 2006b). Please see Figure 2 for more details.Figure 2: Race/Ethnicity in Central Harlem

The 2000 census for Community District 10 lists 88.6% of residents of Central Harlem as being “Proficient inEnglish” while 11.4% of respondents are not proficient (for respondents age 5 and older) (New York CityDepartment of City Planning, 2006a). Table 5 lists the numbers and percentages of resident of Central Harlem inorder of language spoken in the home.Table 5: Language Proficiency, 2000 Census, Manhattan Community District 10Source: (New York City Department of City Planning, 2006a)In Central Harlem, 35% of residents are below the poverty level, while the rate in New York City as a whole is21%. Twenty-two percent of residents consider their health to be fair or poor – about the same as theproportion for New York City in general. About 12% of residents of Central Harlem are uninsured at a given time(compared to 18% for NYC altogether), though an additional 10% were uninsured at some time during the pastyear (New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene, 2006b).Almost 3 out of every 10 adults in Central Harlem is obese, and over 1 in 10 have diabetes. This is probablyrelated to the finding that almost half of residents do not get any physical activity on a normal day. About 24%of residents do not have a primary doctor, but this rate is consistent with the average for the rest of NewYorkers (New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene, 2006b).Residents of Central Harlem, in some cases, showed greater symptoms of psychological distress and mentalillness in the 2006 Community Health Survey than residents of other New York City neighborhoods. See Table 6for specific information.

Table 6: 2006 Community Health Survey resultsNEW YORK CITYCENTRAL HARLEMNon-specificpsychological distressAge-adjusted percentage(95% confidence interval)Age-adjusted percentage(95% confidence interval)Yes: 6.4% (5.8 - 7.0%) Yes: 10% (6 – 15%)Frequent mentaldistress0 days: 53.3% (52.0 – 54.6%)1-13 days: 33.1% (31.9 – 34.3%)14+ days: 13.6% (12.8 – 14.4%)0 days: 40% (34 – 47%)1-13 days: 40% (33-47%)14+ days: 20% (14-26%)History of depression Yes: 14.5% (13.6 – 15.4%) Yes: 17% (13 – 23%)New diagnosis ofdepressionYes: 3.9% (3.5 – 4.4%) Yes: 3% (1 – 7%)*Relative Standard Error >30%. Interpret estimate withcaution.Source: (New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene, 2006a)REFERENCES:New York City Department of City Planning. (2006a). Manhattan Community District 10. New York: New YorkCity Department of City Planning.New York City Department of City Planning. (2006b). Manhattan Community District 12. New York: New YorkCity Department of City Planning.New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene. (2003). NYC Vital Signs: There Is No Health withoutMental Health. New York.New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene. (2006a). 2006 Community Health Survey (Publication.Retrieved 5/15/2008: http://www.nyc.gov/html/doh/html/survey/survey.shtmlNew York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene. (2006b). Community Health Profile: Central Harlem.New York: New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene.New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene. (2006c). Community Health Profile: Inwood andWashington Heights. New York: New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene.

New York State Psychiatric InstituteCenter of Excellence for Cultural CompetenceResource DirectoryCommunity: Central HarlemZip codes/Area: 10026, 10027, 10030, 10037 and 10039PUBLIC OFFICIALSGovernor Hon. David Patterson The Executive Chamber, Albany, NY1224518.474.8390Mayor Hon. Michael Bloomberg City Hall, NY 10007212.788.3000Public Advocate Hon. Betsy Gotbaum Municipal Building-15 th fl, NY 10017212.669.7200Senator Hon. Charles Schumer 757 3 rd Ave, Rm 17-02, 10007212.486.4430Senator Hon. Hillary Rodham Clinton 780 3 rd Ave, Rm 17-02, 10017212.688.6262Manhattan Borough President Hon. Scott Stringer Municipal Building-19 th fl, NY 10017212.669.8300Congressman Charles Rangel (No. 15) 163 W 125 th St. Rm 737, NY 10027212.663.3900State Senator Bill Perkins 163 W 125 th St. Rm. 912, NY 10027212-222-7315State Senator Eric Schneiderman 80 Bennett Ave, NY 10033212.928.5578Council Person Inez Dickens 163 W. 125 Street New York, NY10027212-678-4505Councilman Robert Jackson 751 West 183 rd St., NY 10033212.928.1322Assembly person: Keith Wright 163 W. 125th St., Suite 911New York, NY 10027212-866-5809Assembly person: Herman Ferrell (No. 71) 2541-55 Adam Clayton Powell Jr.Blvd.New York, NY 10039212-234-1430Community Board # 9 Lawrence McLean, District Manager 16-18 Old Broadway, New York10027212-864-6200Community Board # 10 Geneva Bain, District Manager 215 West 125 Street, New York10027212-749-3105FIRE STATIONS HOUSESEngine House #30127 Street @ 8 th Ave., NYCEngine House #40Broadway @ 135 St., NYCEngine Company 59111 W. 133 St., NYC

Engine Company 69LOCAL PRECINCTS248 W. 143 St., NYC26 th Police Precinct Community Affairs 212-678-1311 520 West 126 Street , NY 10027212-678-131128 th Police Precinct Community Affairs 212-678-1611 2271 8 th Avenue, NYC 10027212-678-161132 nd Police Precinct Community Affairs: 212-690-6311 250 West 135 Street NY 10031212-690-6311I. HEALTH CARE SERVICESa. Primary Care Centers and ClinicsHospitalsHarlem Hospital Center 506 Lenox Avenue , NYC 10037212-939-4000North General Hospital 1879 Madison Avenue , NYC 10035212-423-40001111 Amsterdam Avenue, NYC 10025Saint Luke’s—RooseveltHospitalMetropolitan Hospital 1901 First Avenue, NYC 10029212-423-6262Ambulatory Clinics NYPHHarlem Hospital PrimaryCare163 West 125 StreetNew York, NYC 10037Boriken NeighborhoodHealth CenterWilliam F. RyanCommunity Health CenterCharles B. RangelCommunity Health CenterHelen B. Atkinson HealthCenter2253 Third Avenue - 3rd FloorNY, NY 10035212-289-6650Address: 110 West 97th StreetNew York, NY 10025Alternate Address: 160 West100th Street NY, NY 10025Telephone: 212 769 7200534 West 135th Street, 10031(212) 491.230081 West 115 StreetNew York, NYC 10026212-426-0088Services: Pediatric Clinic,Adolescent Clinic, Adult Medicine &Geriatrics, Women’s Health Clinic,Dental, Podiatry, Nutrition,HIV/AIDS Program, WIC Program,School Health Program,Ophthalmology, Senior NutritionProgram, Family Day Care Network,Bilingual Head Start ProgramServices: Pediatrics, Women, AdultMedicine, Nutrition, HIV Services,Specialty Services, Mental Health,Dental, Geriatric, OutreachInternal Medicine, PediatricsSocial Services, Nutrition,Psychology, Psychiatry services,Women & Health Services.Services: Primary care,Mental health & womenhealthDiverse social services

Citicare, Inc.Renaissance Health CareNetwork ClinicTerence Cardinal CookeHealth Care Center159 West 127th StreetNew York, NY, 10027Telephone: 212-749-3507215 West 125 StreetNew York, NYC 10027Telephone1249 Fifth AvenueNY, NY 10029212-360-398Primary care and mental healthservices.Primary Care Services, SpecialtyServicesServices: Skilled Nursing carefacility, specialty hospital, & AIDSprogram.Heritage Health Care 1727 Amsterdam Ave, 10031212-862-0054Sydenham Health CenterAlexander Hamilton ChildHealth ClinicChild Health Center @ St.Nicholas/Manhattanville215 West 125 Street, NYC212-932-65002690 Frederick Douglas Blvd.Telephone:281 West 127 Street, NYC212-865-1300Milbank Mt. Sinai 14-32 W. 118 St., NYC 10026Telephone:Manhattanville Health 21 Old Broadway, NYC 10027CenterTelephone:Offers adult and pediatricmedicine, women's health,podiatry, ophthalmology, HIV care,social work and referrals, casemanagement, and substance abusecounseling.Delivers comprehensive primary,preventive and acute care. Staffedwith nurse practitioners, nurses,mental health providers and aidesPart-time physiciansDelivers comprehensive primary,preventive and acute care. Staffedwith nurse practitioners, nurses,mental health providers and aidesPart-time physiciansDelivers comprehensive primary,preventive and acute care. Staffedwith nurse practitioners, nurses,mental health providers and aidesPart-time physiciansDelivers comprehensiveprimary, preventive andacute care. Staffed withnurse practitioners, nurses,mental health providersand aides Part-timephysiciansb. Mental Health ServicesMental Health Services

Harlem Hospital AdultPsychiatric Out-PatientServicesGraham-WindhamMental Health ClinicUpper ManhattanMental Health Center,Inc.Harlem HouseManhattan PsychiatricCenterNorth General Hospital/Mental HealthDepartmentWeston UnitedCharles RangelCommunity HealthCenter(Ambulatory Clinic)Family PEACE ProgramHeritage Health &Housing, IncSt. Luke’s—RooseveltDept. of Psychiatry506 Lenox AvenueNew York, NYC 10037Telephone:274 West 145 StreetNew York, NYCTelephone:1727 Amsterdam AvenueNew York, NY 10031Telephone: 212- 694-9200264 West 118th Street,Level BNew York, NY 10026.Telephone: 212-932-8122163 West 125 StreetNew York, NYC 10027212-1879 Madison AvenueNew York, NYC 10035(212) 423-4408321 W. 125 StreetNew York, NYC 10027212-866-6040534 W 135 StNew York, NYC 10031212.491.2300534 W 135 St,New York, NYC 10031212.491.2325416 W. 127 StreetNew York, NYC 10027212-866-2600411 W. 114 St.New York, NYC 10025212-523-4100Services: Emergency Services,Adult Services, Children’s Services,Community Resources*Specialty: PsychiatricrehabilitationGeneral Clinic Treatment,Cognitive/Behavioral Education,Case Management/BridgerServices, Transitional Residence23-bed inpatient psychiatric unitserves patients 18 years and olderwho have a DSM IV diagnosablemental disorder.Housing Programs, Rehabilitationand Treatment ProgramsMental health - outpatientCounseling/support groupsHealth center/clinicMental health - generalGeneral social servicesSocial worker on-siteMental health - outpatientCounseling/support groupsMental health - generalDomestic abuse/victims' servicesMental health services for victimsof domestic violenceHousing for Severely Mentally Ill(SMI), Transitional housing formentally ill individuals, TransitionalHousing for MentallyIll Chemical Abusers, Supportiveand supported housing withsupervisory visits for clientscapable of independent living.Mental health - outpatientSubstance abuse - alcoholCounseling/support groupsMental health - generalSubstance abuse - generalEmergency services

Pathways to HousingThe Bridge—MentalHealth Clinic55 W. 125 Street / 10 thfloorNew York, NYC 10027212-289-0000248 West 108 StreetNew York, NYC 10025Telephone: 212-663-3000ext. 377Housing Programs, PsychiatricTreatment, Substance AbuseTreatment, Employment Services,Living Skills TrainingOutreach and Drop-in Center,MICA Treatment Services,HIV/AIDS Services, ACT Team forSeriously Mentally Ill PatientsHarlem RehabilitationBabspharmacyCenter for UrbanCommunity Services127 West 127 St., NYC212-939-1000101 West 147 St., NYC212-862-3497312 W. 127 St., NYC212-665-1678Central Harlem Enabling 2196 Fifth Ave., NYC212-368-8000Bishop House 39 W. 128 St., NYC 10027TelephoneHarlem Agencies forNeighborhoods273 West 125 St.NYCTelephone:Mental Health Services—Individual PracticeTracy M. Norris, MSWNorthern ManhattanPerinatal Partnership127 West 127th StreetNew York, NY 10027Telephone: 212-665-2500Supportive & Transitional Housing,Street to Home, HousingPlacement Center, AssertiveCommunity Treatment,Employment ServicesSpecialty: Clinical casework(primarily screening fordepression)Joycelyn Daly, MPH, MSWLena L. Green, LCSW, TADACEdwin Burwell, MDHarlem Hospital, BrownPavilion Room 2083Community Health WorkerProgram530 Lenox AveNew York, NY 10037Telephone: 212-939-829414 Morningside AvenueNew York, NY 10026Telephone: 347-524-5010George & Eva Nell BarbeeFamily Health Center266 West 145 StreetNew York, NYC 10039Telephone: 212-690-4002Specialty: Case management,Home-Visiting Services forpregnant andpostpartum womenSpecialty: Trauma, DomesticViolence, Sexual Assault,Depression, AnxietyMaternal HealthSpecialty: family MedicineNew York, NY 10039

Luonne A. Rouse, FamilyTherapist, FAAPCKittie M. McGee, RN- BSN MAHarland Kessaris, Psy D.Lanetta Moore, LCSW-R1975 Madison AvenueNew York, NY 10036Telephone: 212-289-6157506 Lenox AvenueNew York, NY 10037Telephone: 212-939-8121159 West 127 StreetNew York, NY 10027Telephone: 212-749-3507266 West 145 StreetNew York, NY 10039Telephone: 212-690-4002School-Based Mental Clinics (DOHMH)IS 10 (Frederick Douglas Academy)PS 194 (Countee Cullen School)2581 Adam Clayton PowellBlvd. NYC242 West 144 Street, NYC10030Domestic Violence ServicesSafe Horizon Crime: 212-577-7777Domestic Violence:1 (800) 621-HOPE (4673)Sexual Assault & Incest:212 227-3000September 11th Support:St. Luke's Hospital(Women Health Project)Saint Luke’s—RooseveltHospital CenterWomen In Crisis @PalladiaSubstance Abuse and Addiction ProgramsHarlem HospitalMethadoneMaintenance Program1 (866) 689-HELP (4357)411 West 114th Street,Suite 3BNew York, NY 10025Telephone: 212-523-76931111 Amsterdam AvenueNew York, NYC 10025212-523-6313460 West 125 Street, NYC10027212-665-2018506 Lenox AvenueNew York, NYC 10037Specialty: Cognitive TherapySpecialty: Psychiatry-AdultContinuing Day TreatmentSpecialty: Psychiatry,Psychological ServicesSpecialty: Primary CareCounseling for crime victims,domestic violence and elderabuse.Eligibility criteria: History oftrauma or abuse and/or substanceuse. Specialty: Trauma or abuse;substance use.Provides domestic violence andcrime victims treatmentPrevention Case Management,Advocacy, Information & Referral,AIDS 101, Harm ReductionSubstance Abuse TreatmentHarlem HospitalMethadoneMaintenance Program264 West 118 StreetNew York, NYC 10026Substance Abuse TreatmentPhase Piggy Back-Resocialization Unit507 West 145 StreetNew York, NYC 10027Substance abuse - alcoholSubstance abuse - rehabSubstance abuse – generalARTC Methadone 132-140 West 125 Street Substance Abuse Treatment &

Maintenance Clinic New York, NYC 10027 CounselingBMIC MethadoneMaintenance Clinic140 West 125 StreetNew York, NYC 10027Substance Abuse Treatment &CounselingCreate, Inc.73-75 Lenox AvenueNew York, NYC 10026Community-Based Substance Abuse/Addiction ProgramsProject Create ResidenceCreate House121-123 West 111th StreetNew York City, NY 10026(212) 678-4990128 West 111th StreetNew York City, NY 10026212- 666-7707Alcohol/Substance Abuse ServicesAt this location we providechemical dependence treatmentwith intensive residentialrehabilitation and vocationalservices in a 24-hour setting for 48menAn innovative transitional home forhomeless adult males aged 18years and above. Beyond food andshelter they receive counseling andvocational developmentSaint Christopher’sAddicts Rehab Center(ARC)Gabriel HouseOdyssey HouseHarlem Hospital AlcoholTreatment CenterUpper Manhattan AlcoholOut-Patient TreatmentCenterFedcap Rehabilitation154 West 127 StreetNew York, NYC 10027Telephone:201 West 122 StreetNew York, NYC 10027Telephone:2044 Adam Clayton Powell Blvd.212-665-6610219 East 121st Street New York,NY 10035212-487-510422-44 West 137 Street, NYC212-939-10001727 Amsterdam Avenue, NYC212-690-9200163 West 125 Street, NYC212-531-0795Alcohol/Substance Abuse ServicesAlcoholism/Substance AbuseTreatmentEligibility criteria: Serving themental health needs of women withhistories of substance abuseproblemsSpecialty: Substance AbuseSubstance Abuse Treatment,Detoxification,Outpatient/Inpatient CareSubstance abuse treatment,Persons with co-occurring mentaland substance abuse disorders,Persons with HIV/AIDS,Seniors/older adults,Pregnant/Postpartum women,DUI/DWI offendersc. Special-Emphasis Health Care Centers/ProgramsSpecial-Emphasis Health Care Centers/ProgramsWomen In Crisis @ Palladia 460 West 125 Street, NYC Women in Crisis (WIC), part of

Harlem Dialysis CenterDepartment of Nutrition @Iris HouseBreast Examination CenterThe Diabetes Center10027212-665-20182615-21 Frederick DouglasBlvd., NYC212-281-82002348 Adam Clayton PowellBlvd.NYC212-548-0100163 West 125 Street, NYC212-531-8000154 West 127 Street, NYC212/ 212-851-5494821221252121-5494212-851-5494Palladia's HIV Services Unit,provides HIV/AIDS services aswell as substance abuseprevention and outreachservices.In-center Hemodialysis Center,Home Hemodyalisis TrainingService, In-Center PeritonealService, Late Shift ServiceServices for women and theirfamilies who are infected andaffected by HIV/AIDS in asupportive and respectfulenvironment. Personalnutritional counseling with aregistered dietician.Breast-Cancer screening,Mammograms, Pap-smears,Counseling, Patient Follow-up,Educationd. Geriatric Centers and ServicesGeriatric Services - Nursing Homes - Seniors CentersGreater Harlem NursingHomeAmsterdam NursingHomeNorthern ManhattanRehab And NursingCenterMorningside RetirementHealth ServiceCentral Harlem SeniorCenter30 West 138th StreetNew York, NY 10037(212) 690-74001060 AmsterdamAvenueNew York, NY 10025212-316-7700116 East 125th StNew York, NY 10035(212) 426-1284100 LaSalle StreetNew York, NY 10027212-666-400034 West 134th StreetNew York, NY 10037(212) 926-4871Services: our services to includeAssisted Living, Adult Day Care, ChildDay Care, Outpatient rehab andDiagnostic and Treatment Center.Clinical Services, Short-term &Long-term Rehabilitation, Physical& Occupational Therapy, ResidentSocial Life& Personal care, SocialWork & AdvocacyPharmacy services; diagnostic services24-hour-per-day nursing care Adult DayHealth Care - AIDS BehavioralIntervention ServicesCase Management, Nursing care,Psychiatric consultations,Educational, Recreational & SocialActivitiesHot Lunches, case assistance,Education & Nutrition Services,Recreational Activities

Hamilton Grange SeniorCenter @ Convent Ave.Baptist ChurchJackie Robinson SeniorCenter420 West 145 StreetNew York, NY 10031212-862-41811301 AmsterdamAvenueNew York, NY 10027212-666-4910Recreational Activities, Visiting,Transportation ThroughoutManhattan for elderly residents ofComm. Board Districts 9 & 10Educational/Recreationalprograms, Congregate Mealsand other ActivitiesA. Phillip RandolphSenior CenterHarlem Teams SeniorCenterHarriet Tubman SeniorProgramKennedy Senior CenterLincoln Senior CenterMcleod Bethune SeniorCenter108 West 146 StreetNew York, NY 10039175 West 127 StreetNew York, NY 10030212-926-1100250 West 127th StreetNew York, NY 10027(212) 894-339434 West 134th StreetNew York, NY 10037(212) 926-487160 East 135th StreetNew York, NY 10037(212) 234-00051970 Amsterdam AvenueNew York, NY 10032(212) 928-6086Congregate meals, Healtheducation, Blood Pressure &Diabetes Screening, DailyActivities, Education ClassesPelham Fitz Senior Center18 Mt. Morris Park WestNew York, NY 10027(212) 860-1380Presbyterian Senior CenterSaint Nicholas SeniorCenterCharles A. WalburgMulti-ServiceOrganization151 West 128th StreetNew York, NY 10027(212) 222-3132146 Saint NicholasAvenueNew York, NY 10026Telephone: 212163 West 125 StreetNew York, NY 10027212-222-2552Social Services, Nutrition, Arts &Crafts, Exercise classes, MealsProvides diverse services forhomebound seniorsMorningside RetirementHealth Service/HousingDevelopment100 LaSalle StreetNew York, NY 10027212-666-4000Provides diverse housingservices for seniors

II. Community ServicesMulti-service OrganizationsNorthern ManhattanPerinatal PartnershipHarlem Children's Zone127 West 127 th StreetNew York, NY 10027212-665-260035 East 125th StreetNew York, NY 10035212- 360-3255Offers peer-led training & supportservices for teens, including "HollaBack," a pregnancy preventionprogram, and "Club Mom," whichoffers teen mothers an opportunityto receive health servicesA community-based organizationthat works to enhance the quality oflife for children and families in someof New York City's most devastatedneighborhoods. It has 15 centersserving 13,000 children and adults,including over 10,000 at-riskchildren. The emphasis of TheChildren's Zone work is not just oneducation, social service andrecreation, but on rebuilding thevery fabric of community life.Immigration/Advocacy Services/Case ManagementAfrican Hope CommitteeAfrican ServicesCommitteeCenter-ImmigrationFamilies441 Convent Avenue,New York, NY 10031212-862-9010429 West 127 StreetNew York, NY 10027212-222-388220 W. 104 StreetNew York, NY 10025212- 531-3011Provides diverse services for Africanimmigrants residing in Harlem.Provides immigration and otherlegaI services , HIV, STD, Hepatitis,TB, diabetes, and pregnancy testingservices, AIDS housing, legalservices, food pantry, Englishclasses, medical escort andinterpretation, case management toAfrican immigrantsImmigration ServicesAdministration for Children’s Service (ACS) ProgramsChildren's Aid Society 69 West 118th Street / Suite 2ePreventive Services New York, NY 10026Program(212) 987-4873Provides adoption, foster care, healthand education services to underservedchildren and families in New York City

Family Support CenterHarlem Children's Zone, Inc.Family DevelopmentProgramHarlem Children's ZoneTruancy Prevention ProgramHarlem Dowling - WestsideCenterCentral Harlem PreventiveServicesNew York Urban LeagueFamily RedirectionPolice Athletic League (Pal)Is 88 Family Service Program207-211 Lenox AvenueNew York, NY 10027212 -666-7390689 Lenox AvenueNew York, NY 10037212- 234-6714309 West 134th StreetNew York, NY 10030212 281-70002090 Adam ClaytonPowell Blvd/3 rd FlNew York, NY 10027212-749-3656204 West 136th StreetNew York, NY 10030212 368-0455215 West 114th StreetNew York, NY 10026Tel: 212-222-6576The mission is to advance the bestinterests of children and familiesand to assist the court in theimplementation of orders regardingfinancial support and parentingtime.HCZ’s preventive foster careprograms are comprehensive,neighborhood-based, and intensiveproviding support and services tofamilies to help them transformtheir lives and communities intosafe and healthy places wherechildren can learn and grow.Our guiding principle is to offerfamilies a range of comprehensive,accessible, innovative and culturallysensitiveservices. We listen to the needs ofthe people. Committed to addressthe issues faced by our communitiesProvides foster care preventiveservices to families living in CentralHarlem who experience childabuse/neglect and family domesticviolence problems. Individual andgroup counseling, parenting skillstraining, home visits, academicenrichment activities for children, andspecialized counseling groups foradolescents are provided to ensurefamilies remain intact andfunctional.HOUSING SERVICES/SHELTERSWest Harlem Coalition P.O. Box 660New York, NY 10027Concerned Tenants Union &Association, Inc.3333 Broadway, D #16CNew York, NY 10031Create, Young Adults133 West 128 StreetHousing for young adultsNew York, NY 10027Parkview Shelter 55 West 110 Street Commercial Hotel and commercial

New York, NYC 10026SRO for the HomelessCambridge HotelMilbank/Pelhem ApartmentsAbyssinian HouseRiverton HotelHarriet Tubman FamilyLiving CenterLenox Family ResidenceHarlem ShelterCreate, Inc. TransitionalHousingHarlem Tenants CouncilHamilton Heights HomeownersAssociationFood PantriesCanaan Senior ServiceCenterEmmaus HouseSalvation Army141 West 110 StreetNew York, NY 1002617-21 West 128 StreetNew York, NY 10027139-43 West 138 StreetNew York, NY 10030441 Lenox AvenueNew York, NY 10026134-42 West 143 StreetNew York, NY 10030141 West 144 StreetNew York, NY 100302960 Frederick DouglasBlvd.New York, NY 10032121-123 West 111 StreetNew York, NY 10026212-666-77071 West 125 St.New York, NY 10027Room 206212-315-224037 Hamilton TerNew York, NY212- 281-444210 Lenox Avenue(212) 876-2638160 W. 120 Street(212) 749-9404175 E. 125th Street(212) 860-3200A 100-unit transitional facilityproviding temporary housing forhomeless families displaced byfires, building condemnations,disasters or evictions.A non-profit organization seekingto bring together the variedcommunity organizations--tenant,block, homeowners associations,local businesses and institutions toresolve issues, advocate for servicesfrom public agencies and celebrateour and diverse community.Opens most week days @ 10:00am. Call ahead & bring writtenreferral, photo ID.Open Tuesdays, 12 noon to 1pm.Call ahead to confirm availability.Open Monday thru Friday, 9:30 amto 4pm. Serves only some zip codes

St. Joseph of the HolyFamilyRiverside Church405 W. 125th Street(212) 662-912591 ClaremontAvenue,@ 121 Street(212) 870-6700Open Saturdays 10am to 12 noon.Serves neighborhood residentsonly.Open Tuesday thru Friday, 10 am to1:30pm Serves only the first 60arrivals. Need written referral,photo ID, budget letter.III. Alternative Medicine and Natural Product ShopsAlternative Medicine shops/Botanicas/Vitamins/Farmer’s MarketStrictly Roots2058 Adam Clayton Blvd., NYC212-864-8699Raw Food348 W. 145 St., NYC212-491-5859Uptown Juice Bar 54 W. 125 St., NYC 10027212-987-2600Organic food for healthy living!V. Educational ServicesEducational Services - Community AgenciesHarlem Economic LiteracyProgramGlobal Business InstituteCareer Readiness & Education@New York Mission SocietyRiverside Language Program, IncSchools and UniversitiesThurgood Marshall Academy forLearning2245 Adam ClaytonPowell BoulevardNew York, NY, 10027212-283-0055209 West 125 StreetNew York, NY212-663-1500646 Malcolm X BoulevardNew York, NY212-368-8400490 Riverside DriveNew York, NY(212) 662-3200200 West 135 StreetNew York, NY 10030212-2833-8055Provides computer trainingJob readiness & educationworkshops490 Riverside DrWadleigh Secondary School forPerformance ArtsCentral Harlem Montessori SchoolFrederick Douglass Academy215 West 114 StreetNew York, NY 10026212-749-5800147 Saint Nicholas AveNew York, NY 10026(212) 222-62952581 Adam Clayton PowellBoulevardNew York, NY 10039

(212) 491-4107The Harlem School of the ArtsI.S. 286 Renaissance Military & LeaderJames Weldon Johnson SchoolSt. Aloysius SchoolHarlem School of TechnologyKing's Academy645 St. Nicholas AvenueNew York, NY 10030509 W 129th StNew York, NY 10027(212) 690-5972176 E 115th StNew York, NY 10029(212) 860-5812223 W 132nd StNew York, NY 10027(212) 283-0921215 W 125th StNew York, NY 10027(212) 932-28492341 3rd AveNew York, NY 10035All Saints SchoolRice High SchoolCristo Rey High SchoolPark East High SchoolIsaac Newton Junior High School-Science & MathPowell Middle School for Law & SocialCorpus Christi SchoolThe Bilingual/Bicultural School52 E 130th StNew York, NY 10037(212) 534-055874 W 124th StNew York, NY 10027(212) 369-4100112 E 106th StNew York, NY 10029(212) 996-7000230 E 105th StNew York, NY 10029(212) 831-1517280 Pleasant AveNew York, NY 10029(212) 860-6006509 W 129th StNew York, NY 10027(212) 690-5977535 W 121st StNew York, NY 10027(212) 662-9344219 E 109th StNew York, NY 10029(212) 860-6031Harlem Renaissance High School 22 E 128th St # 2New York, NY 10035St. Mark the Evangelist SchoolBread & Roses Integrated Arts HighSchool55 W 138th StNew York, NY 10037(212) 283-48486 Edgecombe AveNew York, NY 10030(212) 926-4152

Harlem SuccessAnnunciation SchoolVillage Academy Charter SchoolFuture Leaders InstituteHarlem AcademyUniversitiesThe City College of New YorkCollege of New Rochelle (Rosa ParksCampus—Harlem)34 West 118th Street/3rd FloorNew York, NY 10026(646) 747-6190461 W 131st StNew York, NY 10027(212) 281-7174244 W 144th StNew York, NY 10030(646) 548-9570134 W 122nd StNew York, NY 10027(212) 678-27981330 5th AveNew York, NY 10026(212) 348-2600138th Street & Convent AvenueNew York, NY 10031212- 650 7000City College’s mission emphasizesaccess and excellence inundergraduate and graduateeducation and research.144 W. 125 St., NYC 10027 The College of New Rochelle’sprimary purpose is theintellectual development ofpersons through themaintenance of the higheststandards of academic excellenceand educational growth.V. Religious and Faith–Based ServicesReligious and Faith–Based ServicesMalcolm Shabazz MosqueWest 116 Street & Malcolm XBoulevardNew York, NY 10026IslamMuhammad Mosque No.7Abyssinian Baptist ChurchSalem United Methodist ChurchConvent Ave Baptist Church106 West 127th StreetNew York, NY 10027212-865-1200132 West 138 StreetNew York, NY 10030Telephone211 West 129 StreetNew York, NY 10027212-678-2709420 W 145th StNew York, NY 10031IslamBaptistMethodistBaptistPresbyterian Church of Ghana259 W 123rd StNew York, NY 10027Presbyterian

St Philips Church220 W 133rd Adam ClaytonPowell J BlvdNew York, NY 100030EpiscopalMosque of Islamic Brotherhood 130 W.113 St., NYC 10026 IslamBaptist Temple ChurchCanaan Baptist ChurchSaint James Ame Church,Mother Ame Zion ChurchFriendship Baptist ChurchGreater Bethel Ame Church20 W. 116TH St.New York, NY 10026132 W. 116TH St.New York, NY 10026212-866-03012010 5TH AvenueNew York, NY 10035140 W. 137TH St.New York, NY 10030212-234-1545144 W. 131ST St.New York, NY 10027212-281-060032-34 W. 123 St.New York, NY 10027212-360-5080BaptistBaptistMethodistMethodistBaptistMethodistMount Calvary MethodistChurch116 Edgecombe Ave.New York, NY 10030MethodistSaint James PresbyterianChurch409 W. 141ST ST.New York, NY 10031PresbyterianEmanuel Ame ChurchBeulah Baptist Church37 W. 119 ST.New York, NY 10026125 W. 130 ST.New York, NY 10027MethodistBaptistChrist Temple Baptist Church161 W. 131 ST.New York, NY 10027BaptistSaint Luke’s Ame Church1872 Amsterdam Avenue,MethodistNew York, NY 10031212-283-9223Trinity Ame Church Inc.259 W. 126 ST.MethodistNew York, NYC 10027212-866-3303Antioch Baptist Church 515 W. 125 St. Baptist

Bethany Baptist ChurchCrossroads Baptist ChurchDay Spring Baptist ChurchFaith Mission Baptist ChurchFirst Baptist ChurchFirst Calvary Baptist ChurchFirst Baptist Church of HarlemNew York, NY 10027212-864-9677303 W. 153 St.New York, NY 1003921-926-8330104 W. 127 St.New York, NY 10027212-866-56551788 Amsterdam Ave.New York, NY 10031212-281-4606155 W. 117 St.New York, NY 10026212-932-18322705 8 th Ave.New York, NY 10030212-386-7376469 W. 148 th St.New York, NY 10039212-281-2192248 W. 116 th StreetNew York, NYC10026BaptistBaptistBaptistBaptistBaptistBaptistBaptistVI. Art /Cultural Centers – Parks /Recreation ProgramsArt and Cultural Centers/ProgramsMama Foundation for the ArtsGenesis II Museum Of International BlackCulture149 West 126th StreetNew York, NY 10027Phone (212) 280-10452376 Adam Clayton Powell Blvd.New York, NY212-690-3800Created in 1998 by VyHigginsen, the foundationsupports a mini-theater thatpresents live theater andmusic performances forHarlem residents and touristsvisiting Harlem.The mission of the museumis to disseminate to a wideaudience the richness andcontributions made bypeople of African Descent.This museum demonstratesthe universality, continuityand strength of blackculture of the AfricanDiaspora. It housesmultiple galleries and

Children’s Art CarnivalHarlem School of the ArtsSchomburg Center for Research inBlack CultureClassical Theater of HarlemStudio Museum in HarlemApollo Theater63 Hamilton TerraceNew York, NY 10031Telephone645 St. Nicholas Avenue, NewYork, NY 10030Tel: (212) 926–4100515 Malcolm X BoulevardNew York, NY 10037645 St. Nicholas AveNew York, NY212-564-9983144 West 125th StreetNew York, NY 10027(212) 864-4500253 West 125th StreetNew York, NY, 10027exhibits, including theAfrican Sculpture Court,the Egyptian and HaitianGalleries.Is dedicated to providingvisual and communication artseducation to the youth of NewYork City.a not-for-profit artsinstitution that servesstudents in four core artisticdisciplines: dance, music,theater and the visual arts.The Schomburg Center forResearch in Black Culture is anational research librarydevoted to collecting,preserving and providingaccess to resourcesdocumenting the history andexperiences of peoples ofAfrican descent throughoutthe world.Since its founding in 1999, CTHhas presented over 30productions that includeworks by Shakespeare, AugustWilson, and more.The Studio Museum is thenexus for black artists locally,nationally, and internationally,and for work that has beeninspired by black culture. It isa site for the dynamicexchange of ideas about artand society.The world famous ApolloTheater is more than a historiclandmark. It is a symbol of thebrilliance of American artisticaccomplishment. With its richhistory, the theater isconsidered the bastion ofAfrican-American culture andachievement.

African American Wax Museum,The Black Fashion MuseumParks And Recreational Services316 W. 115th St.New York, NY 10026212-678-7818155 West 126th St.New York, NY 10027212-666-1320Twenty life-sized wax modelsof African American celebritiesand historical figures make upthe collection of the Museum.Models include Malcolm X,Martin Luther King Jr., DukeEllington, Josephine Baker,Magic Johnson, FrederickDouglas and Harriet Tubman.Mount Morris ParkMorningside ParkMt. Morris Park West &122 StreetNew York, NY 1002790 Morningside ParkNew York, NY 10027Riverside Park475 Riverside DriveNew York, NY 10115