The purpose of the funds is to provide additional services to Woodycrest Center Out-of-School Time program located at P.S. 126 in the High Highbridge Community of the South Bronx.
Housing and neighborhood preservation services through assistance to the residents of multiple dwellings in improving living conditions, building services and maintenance. Assistance to household facing foreclosure. Helping people whenever possible assisting with relocation and family stabilization. Assisting families avoid eviction and rent increases through the accessing of entitlements and providing court representation.
Chemical dependency outpatient services and drug prevention programs for young women (18-25 years old) of color at risk of substance abuse and other destructive behaviors in the Wakefield community.
City College Architecture Center/CCNY/21 Century Fund
Ein
133850823
Status
Cleared
Amount
4000
Agency
CUNY
Address
160 Convent Avenue
City
New York
State
NY
Postcode
10031
Purpose Of Funds
Operating expenses for Center collaborations with Council District 7 community organizations to increase community voice in planning and policy issues. The Center provides technical assistance and research; City College students gain valuable training and
Funds will be used for travel to educational and recreational events, speakers and instructors, equipment, utilities and space rental, office supplies, t-shirts, training for staff, food and beverage and stipends for youth.
Teaching Artist Residency Program, School based Theatre performances, Senior Center Workshop Program- see attached flyers $65,000 spent on programs for City Council Members (Service sites are selected by the Council Member who funds the program). 27,000 served. We expect to serve over 27,000 this year in all five boroughs.
Funds will be used to support our youth cultural programs (craft making, dance, story telling, writing workshops and after-school job training). Served approximately. 15,000 youth in FY2009 and expect to increase that number in FY2010.
The grant would support Youth Communication's journalism training and publishing programs for New York public high schools students. The programs help young people acquire the skills and information they need to make thoughtful choices about their lives, contribute to their communities, and make the most of their educational and career opportunities. The program trains young people from schools throughout the city including many in Council District 3. We distribute our publications throughout the city, including many schools, after school programs and other organizations in the Council District 3.
Funds will be used to provide intergenerational workshops for children and families in folk music and dance as well as workshops in painting, drawing and media arts that will take place @ Alianza's new professional spaces in the Casa Afro-Quisqueya Cultural Center. Serving 900 children and their families.
