Funds partnership with Goddard Riverside's Greenkeepers program, which provides vocational skills to adults with mental illness who then take responsibility for planting and maintaining Broadway malls in the Council District 7 neighborhoods of West Harlem
Funds toward programming, outreach and development expenses associated with our new after-school youth drop-in center, now in development. The center will be open Monday through Friday from 3PM to 6PM at the urban assembly school for Law and Justice on Adams Street. Career development, tutoring
Funding will support venues for rehearsal and performance, that will serve approximately 40 students and 1000 audience members, including senior citizens.
To assist BCBC in presenting the 2010-2011 season. To bring over 60 cultural and arts educational performances to Brooklynites with affordable prices ranging from $6 to $40 and seven public performances free of charge.
Committee for Hispanic Children and Families, Inc., The
Ein
112622003
Status
Cleared
Amount
5000
Agency
DYCD
Address
110 Williams Street, 1802
City
New York
State
NY
Postcode
10038
Purpose Of Funds
Support CHCF's Latino Childcare Institute, a bilingual training program professional development of childcare providers and continue to offer civic classes and assistance with citizenship process and support for CHCF's Latino Family Policy Center.
To support general operating and program costs for community enrichment efforts through the Arts in Education Program, Cultural Arts Program and Young Artists Program.
CUNY
Mocs Id: FY11 4233 • Fiscal Year: 2011 • Source: CUNY Nurse Professional Training Initiaitive