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District Resource Statement

Fiscal and Service ReportsFor Fiscal Years 2017 and 2018

The City of New YorkBill de Blasio, Mayor

Human Resources Administration

District ResourceStatement

Fiscal and Service ReportsFor Fiscal Years 2017 and 2018

The City of New YorkBill de Blasio, Mayor


INTRODUCTION

The District Resource Statement (DRS) is prepared annually by

the Office of Management and Budget. Sections 2707 and 2708

of the New York City Charter require that agencies report to the

City's 59 community boards expense budget and service

information at the agency's service district level. The reporting

levels vary by agency and by program. Service districts range

from police precincts which can be smaller than community

districts to multi-borough offices.

This edition of the DRS gives information for both FY 2017 and

FY 2018. The current edition reports on agencies that deliver

services directly to community districts and boroughs. These

agencies manually generate the information in the DRS, except

for the fiscal data which is provided by the Financial Information

Services Agency. The agencies also provide performance

indicators for a variety of services. An explanation of agency

programs and performance indicators is included.

Personnel headcounts and corresponding fiscal data, equipment

information, performance indicators, and contractual services

are organized as follows:

Personnel Report – FY 2017 headcounts and fiscal data

are as of June 30, 2017. FY 2018 Adopted Budget data

is as of the Budget Adoption in June.

Equipment Report - Unless otherwise noted, FY 2017

information is as of June 30, 2017. FY 2018 information

indicates proposed equipment levels.

Performance Report - Once again, community boards

will be able to compare select measures of agency

performance within their district to a borough-wide

and/or citywide average of the agency's performance.

Except where indicated, the performance figures are full

year figures for FY 2017. Section 12(c)6 of the New

York City Charter states that "for agencies with local

service districts or programs within community districts

and boroughs, the mayor's preliminary management

report and management report insofar as practicable

shall include schedules of agency service goals,

performance measures and actual performance relative

to goals for each such local service district or program."

Indicator information in the DRS supplements the

Mayor's Management Report by providing measures of

performance at the local level. Totals for all the districts

reporting in the DRS will be consistent with the citywide

numbers reported in the MMR except where otherwise

noted.

Contract Report - Data on contractual services varies

somewhat from program to program, but includes at

least the time period of the contract, the cost of the

contract, the kind of service provided and some measure

of the service.

For each agency program, all pages for a particular local service

district are grouped together in the following order: Personnel,

Equipment, Performance, and Contract Reports. The

Personnel Reports give a complete description of the service and

the address of the local service district headquarters. The

contract pages provide the names and addresses of vendors, and

sometimes the location where the service is provided.

The District Resource Statement is useful to the community

boards at all stages of the budget participation process.

Community boards can use the DRS to monitor service delivery

throughout the year. It provides a common data base which the

agencies and community boards can use to discuss service

delivery and to formulate specific budget requests. The

Performance Reports can help the boards assess the quality of

the service in relation to the resources which are deployed in or

budgeted for the community district. By comparing this year's

DRS with previous editions, community boards can also use the

DRS to analyze trends in funding levels, resource allocation, and

service delivery. Using the Mayor's Management Report, boards

are able to compare service performance indicators in their

district with citywide findings.

Caution must be used in interpreting the information contained

in this document. Agencies often need to move personnel or

equipment from one district to another or employ seasonal

workers depending on the time of the year. These changes are

not reflected in the DRS. A reduction in staffing levels does not

necessarily signal a corresponding reduction in services. Where

necessary agencies provide explanatory footnotes. Also,

Financial Plan Savings are not reflected in the local district

reports because these amounts are budgeted at the Unit of

Appropriation level. It is not possible to predict the impact of

financial savings on an individual service district level.

OMB publishes District Resource Statements for the following

agencies:

Department for the Aging

Department of Buildings

Department of Cultural Affairs

Department of Small Business Services

Department of Environmental Protection

Fire Department

Department of Health & Mental Hygiene

Department of Housing Preservation & Development


Libraries

Department of Parks and Recreation

Police Department

Department of Sanitation

Department of Transportation

Department of Youth and Community Development

DISTRICT RESOURCE STATEMENT Fiscal Year 2018

Human Resources

Administration Department of

Social Services

Steven Banks, Commissioner

The District Resource Statement is developed in support of the city charter requirements regarding the dissemination of geographic, fiscal, and service information to the community boards and public officials as coordinated by the New York City Office of Management and Budget.

HUMAN RESOURCES ADMINISTRATION

DISTRICT RESOURCE STATEMENT

FY 2017 -2018

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Agency Mission and Agency Overview…………………………… i

Program Areas …………………………………………………….. ii – vii

Explanation of Indicators………………………………………….. viii

Census and HRA Program Data…………………………………… 1 – 130

New York City………………………………………. Boroughs……………………………………………..

Community Districts…………………………………

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3

13

– 2

– 12

– 130

Direct Services…………………………………………………..… 131 – 153

Direct Services by Community District……………… 131 – 153

Contracted Services……………………………………………….. 155 – 228

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HUMAN RESOURCES ADMINISTRATION

AGENCY MISSION

Meeting Clients Where They Are

The Human Resources Administration/Department of Social Services (HRA/DSS) enhances the

quality of life for all New Yorkers by providing temporary help to eligible individuals and families

with social service and economic needs in order to assist them in leading independent lives. These

goals are accomplished through the effective administration of a broad range of social welfare

programs and services.

HRA/DSS provides economic support and serves families and individuals through the

administration of major benefit programs including Cash Assistance, Supplemental Nutritional

Assistance Program benefits (food stamps), Medicaid, and Child Support Services. HRA also

provides homelessness prevention, educational, vocational and employment services, assistance for

persons with disabilities, services for immigrants, civil legal aid and disaster relief. For the most

vulnerable, it provides HIV/AIDS Services, Adult Protective Services, Home Care and programs for

survivors of domestic violence.

FOCUS ON EQUITY

HRA promotes equity for New Yorkers through its commitment to services that fight poverty

and income inequality, prevent homelessness and promote employment. HRA increases

economic security by facilitating access to benefits, to employment and educational programs.

New initiatives include a redesigned employment model for clients, emphasizing individualized

assessment, training and education, including access to four-year college and sustainable jobs;

the elimination of processes that lead to unnecessary case sanctions for clients willing to comply

with work rules; and Benefits Re-engineering, which uses technology to streamline

Supplemental Nutritional Assistance Program (SNAP) and cash assistance (CA) eligibility

processes. HRA has enhanced programs to prevent homelessness, including expansion of anti-

eviction, anti-harassment and civil legal services contracts; expedited access to rental arrears

benefits; and created new rental assistance programs for homeless families and adults in

partnership with the Department of Homeless Services (DHS). In conjunction with the Mayor’s

Office of Immigrant Affairs, HRA administers the New York City Municipal Identification

program (IDNYC).

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The Human Resources Administration

Program Areas

Adult Protective Services (APS)

Adult Protective Services (APS) provides eligibility assessments and case management services to

approximately 6,000 vulnerable adults. APS is a state-mandated program that is available to persons

18 years and older, without regard to income, who are mentally and/or physically impaired and, due

to their impairments, are unable to manage their own resources, carry out the activities of daily

living or protect themselves from verbal, physical or sexual abuse, neglect and exploitation or other

hazardous situations without assistance from others and have no one available who is willing and

able to assist them responsibly. APS clients are often at risk of eviction or have difficulty meeting

their needs for food, clothing or healthcare. APS seeks to promptly resolve the risks faced by their

clients by obtaining benefits or arranging for services that will enable these individuals to remain

safely in the community. APS works collaboratively with various community organizations and

other government agencies to arrange for the provision of services and benefits to their clients.

Customized Assistance Services (CAS)

Customized Assistance Services (CAS) helps Human Resources Administration (HRA) clients with

health, mental health, and/or substance use issues reach the highest attainable level of functioning

and self-sufficiency by providing comprehensive, integrated, individualized clinical and support

services.

CAS works with other components of HRA and with other governmental and non-governmental

service providers to create new programs and to integrate and refine existing services so the people

it serves can achieve their maximum functional capacity.

CAS provides clinical expertise, recommendations, and direction to HRA in the fields of health,

mental health, substance use and vocational rehabilitation. CAS staff provide psychiatric evaluation

and crisis intervention services, supportive housing eligibility services and assistance in obtaining

federal disability benefits. CAS manages contracts that serve individuals and families with medical,

mental health, and/or substance use disorders. CAS programs provide clinically focused case

management and utilize sophisticated clinical tracking and reporting systems.

Emergency and Intervention Services (EIS)

Emergency and Intervention Services (EIS) provides a variety of comprehensive emergency social

services to vulnerable populations. These services address immediate and long-term needs of

individuals and families, and are administered through a matrix of programs that include the

following: the Office of Domestic Violence (ODV), Emergency Food and Nutrition Assistance

Services, the Home Energy Assistance Program (HEAP), and Emergency Utility Intervention

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Programs (EUIP).

Office of Domestic Violence (ODV) provides oversight for the largest domestic shelter

system in the country which provides safety and services for this vulnerable

population. This network of more than 53 emergency domestic violence shelters provide

temporary emergency housing, and supportive services to more than 17,500 survivors of

domestic violence and their children annually. ODV provides oversight and funding for the

24-hour domestic violence hotline. ODV also administers the No Violence Again (NOVA)

program located at the DHS intake center, and the Domestic Violence Liaison Unit, which

provides domestic violence counseling and intervention at Job Centers. ODV partners with

a network of 9 community-based organizations that provide counseling, legal services,

financial development services, and job readiness for domestic violence survivors. In

addition, ODV leads a nationally recognized domestic violence primary prevention effort,

the Teen Relationship Abuse Prevention Program (RAPP). Teen RAPP is located in more

than 90 high schools and middle schools citywide.

The Emergency Food and Nutrition Assistance Program administers the Emergency Food

Assistance Program (EFAP), which provides administrative funding, food (non-perishable

and frozen), and technical assistance to over 520 community kitchens and food pantries

citywide. EFAP on average distributes over 12 million pounds of food annually. EFAP

serves on average 200,000 meals in community kitchens each month and approximately 1

million people in food pantries each month.

Home Energy Assistance Program (HEAP) is a federally funded program that assists low-

income, elderly and vulnerable eligible households with grants to pay for their heating costs.

The program provides regular and emergency grants during the heating season to defray

energy costs and ensure continued service during the winter months. HEAP provides more

than $39 million in grants each year.

Emergency Utility Intervention Programs (EUIP) administers a group of programs that

assist vulnerable elderly and low-income residents maintain utility service during the heating

season. These programs provide emergency grants and negotiate with the utility companies

to ensure that services to this vulnerable, elderly and low income population are not

interrupted during the heating season.

The Family Independence Administration (FIA)

The Family Independence Administration (FIA) operates HRA’s Job Centers and Supplemental

Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) Centers, administering temporary cash assistance, SNAP

benefits, employment services, and medical assistance for those receiving cash assistance. FIA

works to help clients reach their maximum level of self-sufficiency and overcome any barriers to

employment.

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Home Care Services Program (HCSP)

Home Care Services Program (HCSP) is responsible for Medicaid-funded community based Long-

Term Care (LTC) programs in New York City. Programs include the Personal Care Services

Program for consumers not eligible for managed care. Case management services assists clients

with home care and Medicaid renewals and assistance with any situation that may place the client at

risk (eviction, no heat, other environmental problems, need for Adult Protective Services

interventions, etc.) or interfere with the safe delivery of services.

The HCSP Medicaid Eligibility Unit (MEU) processes Medicaid applications and renewals for

HRA Medicaid Home Care and Managed Long Term Care Home Care recipients. The Medicaid

approvals provide access to all Medicaid cover medical services and home care. MEU processes

over 150,000 home care Medicaid applications and renewals annually.

HIV/AIDS Services Administration (HASA)

The HIV/AIDS Services Administration (HASA) is the most comprehensive program of its kind in

the country, helping New Yorkers living with HIV or AIDS live healthier and more independent

lives. We assist with an individualized service plan that targets the support and necessary benefits

that are specific to a client’s medical situation, and that will enhance his or her well-being.

HASA provides intensive case management, rental assistance, emergency and non-emergency

housing, and assistance with applying for public benefits and services including Medicaid, food

stamps and cash assistance. HASA also provides vocational services that prepare clients for work.

With counselors to help identify barriers to employment, clients can select vocational goals and

receive support.

Other HASA services include: home care and homemaking services, mental health and substance

abuse screening and treatment referrals, transportation assistance, referrals to community-based

organizations, and SSI or SSD application and appeal.

Homelessness Prevention Administration (HPA)

The Homelessness Prevention Administration (HPA) works with the Department of Homeless

Services (DHS), the Department of Housing Preservation and Development (HPD), the NYC

Housing Authority (NYCHA), community-based organizations, and other City agencies to

prevent homelessness and assist families and individuals in need in maintaining stable, affordable

housing in their communities.

Homelessness Prevention Administration includes the Housing and Homeless Services/Initiatives

Division, the Rental Assistance Program, the Legal Services Initiatives unit, and Early

Intervention and Outreach Services, all of which are vital partners in assisting New Yorkers in

need.

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IDNYC

IDNYC is the free municipal identification card for New York City residents ages 14 and older,

which secures the peace of mind and access to City services that come from having recognized

identification. While IDNYC benefits all New Yorkers, it is especially helpful to those who are the

most vulnerable, and who may have difficulty obtaining government-issued ID.

In addition to facilitating New Yorkers’ access to City buildings, services and programs, IDNYC

enhances public safety by serving as a recognized ID for interacting with the NYPD. Cardholders

are also able to enjoy the best of their city’s entertainment and cultural offerings, including free one-

year memberships at 40 of the City's leading museums, zoos, concert halls, and botanical gardens;

and discounts on tickets to entertainment and sporting events.

Medical Assistance Program (MAP)

The Medical Assistance Program (MAP) administers Medicaid and related public health insurance

eligibility for the City of New York, providing eligible families and individuals with access to

doctors, medication and other health care services.

Office of Civil Justice (OCJ)

The Office of Civil Justice (OCJ) was created at HRA in 2015 with the mission to coordinate,

evaluate and improve civil legal services for low-income New Yorkers. New York City has made

an extraordinary investment in legal services to level the playing field for New Yorkers in need who

face potentially life-changing legal challenges, making it a national leader in providing this

assistance for low-income families and individuals.

Free Legal Representation for Tenants Facing Eviction - OCJ funds Anti-Eviction Legal

Services in the housing courts and in community offices across the City. We provide

comprehensive, flexible, and individualized legal and related services to help low-income

households avoid eviction and homelessness.

Services may include:

Representation in housing court

Negotiations with landlords and/or other advocacy assistance

Inquiries into whether a tenant's rent level is correct, whether there are conditions that

require repair and whether these constitute defenses to a proceeding

Preparation and filing of required agency and court papers

Free Legal Representation for Tenants Facing Landlord Harassment - OCJ funds Anti-

Harassment Legal Services to work in select neighborhoods across the City with tenants,

buildings, and tenant associations to help preserve their housing, protect against harassment

or misconduct by unscrupulous landlords, and give representation and legal advice in

evictions and other cases.

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Free Legal Representation for Immigration Legal Issues - OCJ and the Mayor’s Office of

Immigrant Affairs (MOIA) support a variety of legal services programs for low-income

immigrant New Yorkers in need of legal advice or representation in immigration matters.

Office of Community Engagement and Access (OCEA)

The Office of Community Engagement and Access (OCEA) oversees the Office of Constituent

Services (OCS) which includes the Office of Constituent Communications and Infoline, and the

Office of Client Advocacy, which includes the Office of Community Affairs (OCA), Office of

Refugee and Immigrant Affairs (ORIA), the Office of LGBTQI Affairs, and the Office of ADA

Affairs. OCEA communicates with constituents through more than two (2) million phone calls and

6500 letters/emails, meets with 59 community boards citywide, liaises with over 100 non-profit

organizations and works collaboratively with HRA program areas to remove potential barriers to

services for 1 million limited English proficient (LEP) clients.

In addition, OCEA is the liaison to the Mayor’s Office of Operations Customer Service Group and

is responsible for updating statistical information for HRA related to 20 different customer service

indicators intended to improve Agency customer relations Citywide. The Customers Observing and

Researching Experience (CORE) program is also included under this umbrella during which “secret

shoppers” visit the public walk in centers of all City agencies and rate each facility. An overall

CORE score is then included in the Mayor’s Management Report (MMR) each year.

Office of Refugee and Immigrant Affairs (ORIA) goal is to ensure that New York City's

Limited English Proficient (LEP) and immigrant residents have equal access to HRA’s

benefits and services, in accordance with Federal, State and local laws. ORIA monitors

HRA’s LEP client contact points; centralizes management of translation and interpretation

contracts; assists program areas in drafting and implementing policies regarding service to

LEP clients; contracts for testing of prospective bilingual workers; develops and provides

training to Agency staff on utilizing interpretation services, compliance with NYC Local

Law 73 and Executive Order 120; and provides guidance to program areas on immigrant

eligibility for public benefits.

Disability Affairs seeks to promote awareness, advocacy, and access to HRA benefits and

services for New Yorkers with disabilities and is responsible for reviewing agency-wide

disability policies, making recommendations for improvements, and supporting

implementation of these improvements. Disability Affairs supports and ensures agency

compliance with legal mandates like the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA); develops

and implements staff training on the ADA, the Reasonable Accommodation Process, and

disability etiquette; reviews and implements updated policies on best practices for serving

people with disabilities; oversees a Disability Advisory Panel composed of advocates and

client representatives; and serves as a resource for HRA staff and program areas, as well as

advocates and community partners.

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LGBTQI Affairs works to promote awareness, advocacy, and access to HRA benefits and

services to New Yorkers who are members of LGBTQI communities. LGBTQI Affairs

coordinates a large work group of community organizations and partners who serve the

LGBTQI community; develops and implements staff training to ensure baseline awareness

and job-specific competencies for staff in each program area; conducts comprehensive

assessments of client needs to inform policy recommendations; reviews and revises agency-

wide policies to ensure that they reflect best practices for serving members of LGBTQI

communities; tracks and responds to LGBTQI-related inquiries from clients and advocates;

and serves as a resource for HRA staff and program areas, as well as advocates and

community partners.

Office of Community Affairs (OCA) acts as liaison between HRA and elected officials,

community-based organizations and 59 Community Boards citywide by providing them

with information on HRA’s programs. OCA is responsible for coordinating HRA’s role in

the City’s Budget Consultation process in which the City’s 59 Community Boards meet with

all City agencies to provide community feedback on City projects. OCA coordinates HRA’s

participation in regular Mayoral Civic Meetings held in different neighborhoods across the

City every year. Four Borough Coordinators attend regular Community Board meetings

weekly covering all 59 Community Boards as well as deliver presentations about HRA to

community-based organizations.

Office of Citywide Health Insurance Access (OCHIA)

HRA’s Office of Citywide Health Insurance Access (OCHIA) works to expand access to health

insurance for all New Yorkers through an array of programs and initiatives, and in collaboration

with a broad network of partners. OCHIA also conducts policy research and analysis to inform its

efforts and help improve access to coverage for all New Yorkers.

Office of Child Support (OCS)

The Office of Child Support (OCS) works with NYC families to ensure that children receive

financial support from both parents. OCS helps locate noncustodial parents, establishes paternity,

provides summons service, helps establish court-ordered child support and medical support orders,

and collects and enforces those child support orders. All custodial parents, guardians, and caretakers

are eligible for child support services regardless of their income or immigration status.

OCS also works with noncustodial parents (NCPs) to make their orders reflect their income and

educate them on the rules governing child support.

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EXPLANATION OF INDICATORS

CENSUS DATA

The source for the 2010 Census demographic and socioeconomic data is from New York City’s

Department of City Planning.

PROGRAM DATA

Included for New York City, each borough and each community district is the data relating to Cash

Assistance, SNAP benefits, Medicaid, and SSI programs as of October 2017.

DIRECT SERVICE OFFICES

The direct service offices operated by HRA program areas are broken down by borough and

community district. Identified is the community district of their location although many of the

direct service offices serve multiple community districts and/or multiple boroughs.

CONTRACT SERVICES - Planned for fiscal year 2018 (As of October 2017)

The DRS includes a list of human service contracts based on the Contractor’s address. Information

for these contracts includes type of service, contractual dates, contractor’s name and address and

contract amount. Contract addresses may not represent the areas served by the contract since the

address may only be an administrative address and many contracts serve multiple community

districts, as well as multiple boroughs.

CENSUS DATA

AND

HRA PROGRAM DATA

HUMAN RESOURCES ADMINISTRATIONNEW YORK CITY DEMOGRAPHICS AND PROGRAM STATISTICS

TOTAL POPULATION 8,171,680

WHITE 2,721,623

BLACK/ AFRICAN AMERICAN 1,860,518

AMERICAN INDIAN AND ALASKA NATIVE 17,413

ASIAN 1,027,989

PACIFIC ISLANDER 2,788

OTHER 57,836

TWO OR MORE RACES 148,623

HISPANIC 2,334,890

CENSUS 2010 DATA

SINGLE RACE (NON HISPANIC) 5,688,167

POPULATION 18 AND UNDER 1,767,313

NUMBER OF HOUSING UNITS 3,371,062

MEDIAN HOUSEHOLD INCOME $50,038

PERSONS BELOW POVERTY LEVEL 1,550,370

PERCENT BELOW POVERTY LEVEL 19%

HRA PROGRAM DATA

TOTAL CASH ASSISTANCE AS OF 10/17

TOTAL RECIPIENTS: 368,425

TOTAL CASES: 195,810

SSI

SSI RECIPIENTS: 414,253

FAMILY ASSISTANCE PROGRAM (TANF): 130,403

SAFETY NET ASSISTANCE (SNA): 149,053

ADULTS ON CASH ASSISTANCE: 201,150

CHILDREN ON CASH ASSISTANCE: 167,275

CASH ASSISTANCE RECIPIENTS

MEDICAID ONLY: 1,055,431TOTAL MEDICAID ENROLLEES: 1,810,252

MEDICAID PROGRAM*

60 MONTH CONVERTED TO SAFETY NET: 88,969

NEW YORK CITY

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HUMAN RESOURCES ADMINISTRATIONNEW YORK CITY DEMOGRAPHICS AND PROGRAM STATISTICS

SNAP HOUSEHOLDS- CASH ASSISTANCE: 195,039

SNAP HOUSEHOLDS- NON CASH ASSISTANCE AND SSI: 735,151

TOTAL SNAP HOUSEHOLDS: 930,190

CONTINUED... HRA PROGRAM DATA IN NEW YORK CITY

SUPPLEMENTAL NUTRITION ASSISTANCE PROGRAM (SNAP)**

SNAP RECIPIENTS- CASH ASSISTANCE: 399,274

SNAP RECIPIENTS- NON CASH ASSISTANCE AND SSI: 1,237,142

TOTAL SNAP RECIPIENTS: 1,636,416

* MEDICAID PROGRAM DATA INCLUDES CHILD HEALTH PLUS PART A AND FAMILY HEALTH PLUS

CITY-WIDE COMPARISON

PERCENT OF CITY'S POPULATION RECEIVING CASH ASSISTANCE: 5%

PERCENT OF CITY'S POPULATION THAT ARE MEDICAID ENROLLEES : 25%

PERCENT OF CITY'S POPULATION RECEIVING SNAP: 21%

AS OF 10/17CHILD SUPPORT SERVICES

CHILD SUPPORT CASES WITH ORDERS 278,467

CHILD SUPPORT COLLECTED ($ Millions) $58.024

** SNAP CASH ASSISTANCE INCLUDES CASH-ASSISTANCE-SSI RECIPIENTS AND HOUSEHOLDS

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HUMAN RESOURCES ADMINISTRATIONBOROUGH DEMOGRAPHICS AND PROGRAM STATISTICS

BOROUGH: BRONX


WHITE 150,665

BLACK/ AFRICAN AMERICAN 411,736


ASIAN 47,362

PACIFIC ISLANDER 390

OTHER 8,401


HISPANIC 742,675

CENSUS 2010 DATA

SINGLE RACE (NON HISPANIC) 622,002

POPULATION 18 AND UNDER 369,420NUMBER OF HOUSING UNITS 514,549


PERSONS BELOW POVERTY LEVEL 385,310


HRA PROGRAM DATA

CASH ASSISTANCE

AS OF 10/17

CASH ASSISTANCE RECIPIENTS: 138,837

CASH ASSISTANCE CASES: 69,116

SSI






MEDICAID ONLY: 188,992

TOTAL MEDICAID ENROLLEES: 428,792

MEDICAID PROGRAM*



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BOROUGH-WIDE COMPARISON

BOROUGH RANK FOR NUMBER OF PERSONS RECEIVING CASH ASSISTANCE:

BOROUGH RANK FOR NUMBER OF PERSONS THAT ARE MEDICAID ENROLLEES :

BOROUGH RANK FOR NUMBER OF PERSONS RECEIVING SNAP:

CONTINUED... HRA PROGRAM DATA IN BOROUGH: BRONX

PERCENT OF BOROUGH'S POPULATION RECEIVING CASH ASSISTANCE: 10%

PERCENT OF BOROUGH'S POPULATION THAT ARE MEDICAID ENROLLEES : 31%

PERCENT OF BOROUGH'S POPULATION RECEIVING SNAP: 33%

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AS OF 10/17SUPPLEMENTAL NUTRITION ASSISTANCE PROGRAM (SNAP)**


SNAP RECIPIENTS- NON CASH ASSISTANCE AND SSI: 310,387

TOTAL SNAP RECIPIENTS: 461,563


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BOROUGH: BROOKLYN


WHITE 893,237



ASIAN 260,127


OTHER 10,633


HISPANIC 496,275

CENSUS 2010 DATA






HRA PROGRAM DATA

CASH ASSISTANCE

AS OF 10/17



SSI








MEDICAID PROGRAM*



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CONTINUED... HRA PROGRAM DATA IN BOROUGH: BROOKLYN




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BOROUGH: MANHATTAN


WHITE 761,023



ASIAN 177,530


OTHER 5,180


HISPANIC 397,666

CENSUS 2010 DATA






HRA PROGRAM DATA

CASH ASSISTANCE

AS OF 10/17



SSI








MEDICAID PROGRAM*



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CONTINUED... HRA PROGRAM DATA IN BOROUGH: MANHATTAN




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BOROUGH: QUEENS


WHITE 617,004



ASIAN 508,279

PACIFIC ISLANDER 1,101

OTHER 32,594


HISPANIC 617,390

CENSUS 2010 DATA






HRA PROGRAM DATA

CASH ASSISTANCE

AS OF 10/17



SSI








MEDICAID PROGRAM*



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CONTINUED... HRA PROGRAM DATA IN BOROUGH: QUEENS




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BOROUGH: STATEN ISLAND

TOTAL POPULATION 467,968

WHITE 299,694


AMERICAN INDIAN AND ALASKA NATIVE 686

ASIAN 34,691


OTHER 1,028


HISPANIC 80,884

CENSUS 2010 DATA






HRA PROGRAM DATA

CASH ASSISTANCE

AS OF 10/17



SSI








MEDICAID PROGRAM*



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CONTINUED... HRA PROGRAM DATA IN BOROUGH: STATEN ISLAND




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HUMAN RESOURCES ADMINISTRATIONCOMMUNITY DISTRICT DEMOGRAPHICS AND PROGRAM STATISTICS

BOROUGH: BRONX

COMMUNITY DISTRICT: B01


WHITE 1,428



ASIAN 525

PACIFIC ISLANDER 17

OTHER 216

TWO OR MORE RACES 567

HISPANIC 64,887

CENSUS 2010 DATA


POPULATION 18 AND UNDER 27,904

NUMBER OF HOUSING UNITS 31,623




HRA PROGRAM DATA

CASH ASSISTANCE AS OF 10/17



SSI









MEDICAID PROGRAM*

SAFETY NET CONVERTED: 4,182

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COMMUNITY DISTRICT (CD) COMPARISON

PERCENT OF CD POPULATION RECEIVING CASH ASSISTANCE:

PERCENT OF CD POPULATION THAT ARE MEDICAID ENROLLEES :

PERCENT OF CD POPULATION RECEIVING SNAP:


PERCENT OF BOROUGH'S TOTAL POPULATION WITHIN CD (CENSUS 2010)

PERCENT OF BOROUGH'S CASH ASSISTANCE POPULATION WITHIN CD :

PERCENT OF BOROUGH'S MEDICAID ENROLLEES WITHIN CD :

PERCENT OF BOROUGH'S SNAP POPULATION WITHIN CD :

CD RANK FOR NUMBER OF PERSONS RECEIVING CASH ASSISTANCE:

CD RANK FOR NUMBER OF PERSONS THAT ARE MEDICAID ENROLLEES :

CD RANK FOR NUMBER OF PERSONS RECEIVING SNAP:


PERCENT OF CITY'S TOTAL POPULATION WITHIN CD (CENSUS 2010):

PERCENT OF CITY'S CASH ASSISTANCE POPULATION WITHIN CD :

PERCENT OF CITY'S MEDICAID ENROLLEES WITHIN CD :

PERCENT OF CITY'S SNAP POPULATION WITHIN CD :

OF ALL 59 COMMUNITY DISTRICTS IN THE CITY-


CD RANK FOR NUMBER OF PERSONS THAT ARE MEDICAID ENROLLEES:


CONTINUED... HRA PROGRAM DATA IN COMMUNITY DISTRICT B01

15%

44%

49%

OF ALL COMMUNITY DISTRICTS IN THE BOROUGH-

7%

10%

9%

10%

1%

4%

2%

3%

12

6

55

7

17

10









Page 14


BOROUGH: BRONX



WHITE 694



ASIAN 331

PACIFIC ISLANDER 10

OTHER 144


HISPANIC 39,089

CENSUS 2010 DATA







HRA PROGRAM DATA




SSI









MEDICAID PROGRAM*


Page 15
























14%

38%

44%


4%

5%

5%

5%

1%

2%

1%

1%

12

9

1010

19

44

34









Page 16


BOROUGH: BRONX



WHITE 918



ASIAN 358

PACIFIC ISLANDER 22

OTHER 199


HISPANIC 46,013

CENSUS 2010 DATA







HRA PROGRAM DATA




SSI









MEDICAID PROGRAM*


Page 17
























17%

45%

53%


6%

10%

8%

9%

1%

4%

2%

3%

12

5

76

6

22

13









Page 18


BOROUGH: BRONX



WHITE 2,193



ASIAN 2,232

PACIFIC ISLANDER 26

OTHER 616


HISPANIC 92,338

CENSUS 2010 DATA







HRA PROGRAM DATA




SSI









MEDICAID PROGRAM*


Page 19
























12%

36%

40%


11%

13%

12%

13%

2%

5%

3%

4%

12

2

11

2

3

3









Page 20


BOROUGH: BRONX



WHITE 1,791



ASIAN 1,902

PACIFIC ISLANDER 47

OTHER 626


HISPANIC 85,600

CENSUS 2010 DATA







HRA PROGRAM DATA




SSI









MEDICAID PROGRAM*


Page 21
























14%

39%

45%


9%

13%

12%

12%

2%

5%

3%

4%

12

1

32

1

7

4









Page 22


BOROUGH: BRONX



WHITE 6,219



ASIAN 930

PACIFIC ISLANDER 22

OTHER 253


HISPANIC 53,449

CENSUS 2010 DATA







HRA PROGRAM DATA




SSI









MEDICAID PROGRAM*


Page 23
























18%

42%

47%


6%

11%

8%

9%

1%

4%

2%

2%

12

3

87

4

24

14









Page 24


BOROUGH: BRONX



WHITE 10,023



ASIAN 9,156

PACIFIC ISLANDER 33

OTHER 943


HISPANIC 90,979

CENSUS 2010 DATA







HRA PROGRAM DATA




SSI









MEDICAID PROGRAM*


Page 25
























10%

32%

34%


10%

10%

10%

10%

2%

4%

2%

3%

12

7

44

8

12

8









Page 26


BOROUGH: BRONX



WHITE 39,190



ASIAN 5,022

PACIFIC ISLANDER 26

OTHER 392


HISPANIC 44,156

CENSUS 2010 DATA







HRA PROGRAM DATA




SSI









MEDICAID PROGRAM*

SAFETY NET CONVERTED: 914

Page 27
























3%

17%

16%


7%

2%

4%

4%

1%

1%

1%

1%

12

12

1212

41

48

45









Page 28


BOROUGH: BRONX



WHITE 4,749



ASIAN 9,866

PACIFIC ISLANDER 71

OTHER 1,997


HISPANIC 99,351

CENSUS 2010 DATA







HRA PROGRAM DATA




SSI









MEDICAID PROGRAM*


Page 29
























8%

29%

31%


12%

10%

12%

12%

2%

4%

3%

3%

12

4

23

5

6

5









Page 30


BOROUGH: BRONX



WHITE 41,554



ASIAN 5,497

PACIFIC ISLANDER 32

OTHER 720


HISPANIC 44,065

CENSUS 2010 DATA







HRA PROGRAM DATA




SSI









MEDICAID PROGRAM*


Page 31
























3%

15%

15%


9%

3%

4%

4%

1%

1%

1%

1%

12

11

1111

35

47

42









Page 32


BOROUGH: BRONX



WHITE 31,037



ASIAN 8,671

PACIFIC ISLANDER 34

OTHER 820


HISPANIC 47,838

CENSUS 2010 DATA







HRA PROGRAM DATA




SSI









MEDICAID PROGRAM*


Page 33
























5%

23%

21%


8%

4%

6%

5%

1%

2%

1%

1%

12

10

99

25

34

31









Page 34


BOROUGH: BRONX



WHITE 10,869



ASIAN 2,872

PACIFIC ISLANDER 50

OTHER 1,475


HISPANIC 34,910

CENSUS 2010 DATA







HRA PROGRAM DATA




SSI









MEDICAID PROGRAM*


Page 35
























8%

25%

24%


11%

9%

9%

8%

2%

3%

2%

2%

12

8

68

9

20

18









Page 36


BOROUGH: BROOKLYN

COMMUNITY DISTRICT: K01


WHITE 105,311



ASIAN 8,711

PACIFIC ISLANDER 54

OTHER 599


HISPANIC 47,008

CENSUS 2010 DATA







HRA PROGRAM DATA




SSI









MEDICAID PROGRAM*


Page 37























CONTINUED... HRA PROGRAM DATA IN COMMUNITY DISTRICT K01

4%

29%

30%


7%

6%

8%

9%

2%

2%

3%

3%

18

6

33

21

8

6









Page 38


BOROUGH: BROOKLYN



WHITE 45,970



ASIAN 7,792

PACIFIC ISLANDER 23

OTHER 405


HISPANIC 14,171

CENSUS 2010 DATA







HRA PROGRAM DATA




SSI


FAMILY ASSISTANCE PROGRAM (TANF): 740







MEDICAID PROGRAM*


Page 39
























3%

14%

14%


4%

3%

2%

2%

1%

1%

1%

1%

18

16

1717

39

49

48









Page 40


BOROUGH: BROOKLYN



WHITE 16,634



ASIAN 3,458

PACIFIC ISLANDER 67

OTHER 466


HISPANIC 30,488

CENSUS 2010 DATA







HRA PROGRAM DATA




SSI









MEDICAID PROGRAM*


Page 41
























7%

27%

30%


6%

10%

7%

8%

2%

3%

2%

3%

18

3

54

12

15

9









Page 42


BOROUGH: BROOKLYN



WHITE 9,564



ASIAN 4,776

PACIFIC ISLANDER 31

OTHER 589


HISPANIC 73,616

CENSUS 2010 DATA







HRA PROGRAM DATA




SSI









MEDICAID PROGRAM*


Page 43
























5%

24%

23%


4%

4%

4%

4%

1%

1%

2%

2%

18

10

1312

28

33

30









Page 44


BOROUGH: BROOKLYN



WHITE 6,237



ASIAN 8,970

PACIFIC ISLANDER 85

OTHER 2,578


HISPANIC 67,090

CENSUS 2010 DATA







HRA PROGRAM DATA




SSI









MEDICAID PROGRAM*


Page 45
























8%

31%

34%


7%

13%

9%

11%

2%

4%

3%

4%

18

1

21

3

2

1









Page 46


BOROUGH: BROOKLYN



WHITE 65,691



ASIAN 5,533

PACIFIC ISLANDER 30

OTHER 417


HISPANIC 19,042

CENSUS 2010 DATA







HRA PROGRAM DATA




SSI



SAFETY NET ASSISTANCE (SNA): 803


CHILDREN ON CASH ASSISTANCE: 814




MEDICAID PROGRAM*


Page 47
























2%

10%

9%


4%

2%

2%

2%

1%

0%

1%

1%

18

18

1818

51

54

52









Page 48


BOROUGH: BROOKLYN



WHITE 29,464



ASIAN 33,288

PACIFIC ISLANDER 33

OTHER 434


HISPANIC 57,375

CENSUS 2010 DATA







HRA PROGRAM DATA




SSI









MEDICAID PROGRAM*


Page 49
























3%

28%

18%


5%

3%

6%

4%

2%

1%

2%

1%

18

14

713

37

21

32









Page 50


BOROUGH: BROOKLYN



WHITE 16,056



ASIAN 2,712

PACIFIC ISLANDER 28

OTHER 391


HISPANIC 11,498

CENSUS 2010 DATA







HRA PROGRAM DATA




SSI









MEDICAID PROGRAM*


Page 51
























7%

22%

22%


4%

6%

3%

4%

1%

2%

1%

1%

18

7

1614

22

41

37









Page 52


BOROUGH: BROOKLYN



WHITE 18,825



ASIAN 1,214

PACIFIC ISLANDER 25

OTHER 380


HISPANIC 9,157

CENSUS 2010 DATA







HRA PROGRAM DATA




SSI









MEDICAID PROGRAM*


Page 53
























5%

24%

21%


4%

4%

4%

4%

1%

1%

1%

1%

18

12

1515

30

40

38









Page 54


BOROUGH: BROOKLYN



WHITE 76,537



ASIAN 25,743

PACIFIC ISLANDER 23

OTHER 329


HISPANIC 17,868

CENSUS 2010 DATA







HRA PROGRAM DATA




SSI









MEDICAID PROGRAM*


Page 55
























2%

20%

14%


5%

2%

4%

3%

2%

1%

1%

1%

18

17

1416

48

37

43









Page 56


BOROUGH: BROOKLYN



WHITE 90,741



ASIAN 62,901

PACIFIC ISLANDER 47

OTHER 385


HISPANIC 24,239

CENSUS 2010 DATA







HRA PROGRAM DATA




SSI









MEDICAID PROGRAM*


Page 57
























2%

27%

21%


7%

4%

8%

6%

2%

1%

3%

2%

18

13

45

31

9

17









Page 58


BOROUGH: BROOKLYN



WHITE 125,152



ASIAN 33,856

PACIFIC ISLANDER 22

OTHER 646


HISPANIC 24,854

CENSUS 2010 DATA







HRA PROGRAM DATA




SSI









MEDICAID PROGRAM*


Page 59
























5%

37%

33%


8%

9%

11%

11%

2%

3%

4%

4%

18

4

12

15

1

2









Page 60


BOROUGH: BROOKLYN



WHITE 59,405



ASIAN 12,294

PACIFIC ISLANDER 16

OTHER 254


HISPANIC 17,423

CENSUS 2010 DATA







HRA PROGRAM DATA




SSI









MEDICAID PROGRAM*


Page 61
























5%

34%

31%


4%

4%

6%

6%

1%

1%

2%

2%

18

11

88

29

23

22









Page 62


BOROUGH: BROOKLYN



WHITE 59,590



ASIAN 15,147

PACIFIC ISLANDER 37

OTHER 748


HISPANIC 25,165

CENSUS 2010 DATA







HRA PROGRAM DATA




SSI









MEDICAID PROGRAM*


Page 63
























4%

24%

20%


6%

5%

6%

6%

2%

2%

2%

2%

18

9

67

26

19

21









Page 64


BOROUGH: BROOKLYN



WHITE 114,721



ASIAN 24,107

PACIFIC ISLANDER 14

OTHER 326


HISPANIC 13,029

CENSUS 2010 DATA







HRA PROGRAM DATA




SSI









MEDICAID PROGRAM*


Page 65
























2%

22%

18%


6%

3%

5%

5%

2%

1%

2%

2%

18

15

1010

38

26

25









Page 66


BOROUGH: BROOKLYN



WHITE 858



ASIAN 604

PACIFIC ISLANDER 16

OTHER 280


HISPANIC 17,369

CENSUS 2010 DATA







HRA PROGRAM DATA




SSI









MEDICAID PROGRAM*


Page 67
























14%

37%

42%


3%

10%

5%

6%

1%

3%

2%

2%

18

2

126

10

29

19









Page 68


BOROUGH: BROOKLYN



WHITE 2,204



ASIAN 1,734

PACIFIC ISLANDER 52

OTHER 600


HISPANIC 10,536

CENSUS 2010 DATA







HRA PROGRAM DATA




SSI









MEDICAID PROGRAM*


Page 69
























6%

22%

20%


6%

8%

6%

5%

2%

2%

2%

2%

18

5

99

17

25

23









Page 70


BOROUGH: BROOKLYN



WHITE 50,277



ASIAN 7,287

PACIFIC ISLANDER 30

OTHER 806


HISPANIC 16,347

CENSUS 2010 DATA







HRA PROGRAM DATA




SSI









MEDICAID PROGRAM*


Page 71
























3%

17%

14%


8%

5%

5%

5%

2%

2%

2%

2%

18

8

1111

24

27

26









Page 72


BOROUGH: MANHATTAN

COMMUNITY DISTRICT: M01


WHITE 40,810



ASIAN 10,603

PACIFIC ISLANDER 24

OTHER 264


HISPANIC 4,847

CENSUS 2010 DATA







HRA PROGRAM DATA


CASH ASSISTANCE RECIPIENTS: 728

CASH ASSISTANCE CASES: 649

SSI

SSI RECIPIENTS: 818



ADULTS ON CASH ASSISTANCE: 631





MEDICAID PROGRAM*


Page 73























CONTINUED... HRA PROGRAM DATA IN COMMUNITY DISTRICT M01

1%

5%

4%


4%

1%

1%

1%

1%

0%

0%

0%

12

11

1212

58

59

59


SNAP HOUSEHOLDS- CASH ASSISTANCE: 602



SNAP RECIPIENTS- CASH ASSISTANCE: 784




Page 74


BOROUGH: MANHATTAN



WHITE 67,769



ASIAN 12,493

PACIFIC ISLANDER 28

OTHER 310


HISPANIC 5,593

CENSUS 2010 DATA







HRA PROGRAM DATA




SSI









MEDICAID PROGRAM*


Page 75
























0%

5%

3%


6%

1%

2%

1%

1%

0%

0%

0%

12

12

1111

59

58

58









Page 76


BOROUGH: MANHATTAN



WHITE 52,898



ASIAN 55,138

PACIFIC ISLANDER 42

OTHER 434


HISPANIC 40,194

CENSUS 2010 DATA







HRA PROGRAM DATA




SSI









MEDICAID PROGRAM*


Page 77
























4%

27%

23%


10%

13%

18%

16%

2%

2%

2%

2%

12

4

23

23

11

16









Page 78


BOROUGH: MANHATTAN



WHITE 62,037



ASIAN 13,556

PACIFIC ISLANDER 48

OTHER 416


HISPANIC 18,259

CENSUS 2010 DATA







HRA PROGRAM DATA




SSI









MEDICAID PROGRAM*


Page 79
























3%

13%

11%


7%

6%

5%

5%

1%

1%

1%

1%

12

7

77

43

51

49









Page 80


BOROUGH: MANHATTAN



WHITE 34,962



ASIAN 9,329

PACIFIC ISLANDER 13

OTHER 149


HISPANIC 3,973

CENSUS 2010 DATA







HRA PROGRAM DATA




SSI









MEDICAID PROGRAM*


Page 81
























4%

9%

8%


3%

4%

2%

2%

1%

1%

0%

0%

12

8

1010

50

57

57









Page 82


BOROUGH: MANHATTAN



WHITE 103,667



ASIAN 19,864

PACIFIC ISLANDER 53

OTHER 485


HISPANIC 10,830

CENSUS 2010 DATA







HRA PROGRAM DATA




SSI









MEDICAID PROGRAM*


Page 83
























1%

4%

3%


9%

2%

2%

2%

2%

0%

0%

0%

12

9

99

54

56

56









Page 84


BOROUGH: MANHATTAN



WHITE 140,850



ASIAN 15,933

PACIFIC ISLANDER 55

OTHER 671


HISPANIC 31,347

CENSUS 2010 DATA







HRA PROGRAM DATA




SSI









MEDICAID PROGRAM*


Page 85
























2%

9%

8%


13%

8%

7%

7%

3%

1%

1%

1%

12

6

66

34

46

44









Page 86


BOROUGH: MANHATTAN



WHITE 173,711



ASIAN 18,847

PACIFIC ISLANDER 98

OTHER 609


HISPANIC 15,563

CENSUS 2010 DATA







HRA PROGRAM DATA




SSI









MEDICAID PROGRAM*


Page 87
























0%

4%

3%


14%

2%

3%

2%

3%

0%

0%

0%

12

10

88

56

55

55









Page 88


BOROUGH: MANHATTAN



WHITE 25,385



ASIAN 7,532

PACIFIC ISLANDER 42

OTHER 395


HISPANIC 47,102

CENSUS 2010 DATA







HRA PROGRAM DATA




SSI









MEDICAID PROGRAM*


Page 89
























5%

22%

21%


7%

11%

10%

10%

1%

1%

1%

1%

12

5

55

27

39

33









Page 90


BOROUGH: MANHATTAN



WHITE 11,050



ASIAN 2,787

PACIFIC ISLANDER 46

OTHER 362


HISPANIC 25,692

CENSUS 2010 DATA







HRA PROGRAM DATA




SSI









MEDICAID PROGRAM*


Page 91
























8%

27%

30%


7%

19%

13%

15%

1%

3%

2%

2%

12

2

44

16

30

20









Page 92


BOROUGH: MANHATTAN



WHITE 14,442



ASIAN 6,654

PACIFIC ISLANDER 64

OTHER 413


HISPANIC 59,290

CENSUS 2010 DATA







HRA PROGRAM DATA




SSI









MEDICAID PROGRAM*


Page 93
























8%

34%

36%


8%

20%

16%

18%

1%

3%

2%

3%

12

1

32

14

16

12









Page 94


BOROUGH: MANHATTAN



WHITE 33,442



ASIAN 4,794

PACIFIC ISLANDER 20

OTHER 672


HISPANIC 134,976

CENSUS 2010 DATA







HRA PROGRAM DATA




SSI









MEDICAID PROGRAM*


Page 95
























4%

27%

26%


12%

14%

20%

21%

2%

2%

3%

3%

12

3

11

20

4

7









Page 96


BOROUGH: QUEENS

COMMUNITY DISTRICT: Q01


WHITE 86,531



ASIAN 26,827

PACIFIC ISLANDER 83

OTHER 2,115


HISPANIC 52,705

CENSUS 2010 DATA







HRA PROGRAM DATA




SSI









MEDICAID PROGRAM*


Page 97























CONTINUED... HRA PROGRAM DATA IN COMMUNITY DISTRICT Q01

2%

17%

12%


9%

8%

8%

8%

2%

1%

2%

1%

14

3

57

32

28

36









Page 98


BOROUGH: QUEENS



WHITE 32,470



ASIAN 36,239

PACIFIC ISLANDER 36

OTHER 559


HISPANIC 39,207

CENSUS 2010 DATA







HRA PROGRAM DATA




SSI









MEDICAID PROGRAM*


Page 99
























1%

18%

10%


5%

3%

5%

4%

1%

0%

1%

1%

14

12

1212

52

43

50









Page 100


BOROUGH: QUEENS



WHITE 20,334



ASIAN 26,996

PACIFIC ISLANDER 30

OTHER 973


HISPANIC 110,108

CENSUS 2010 DATA







HRA PROGRAM DATA




SSI









MEDICAID PROGRAM*


Page 101
























2%

24%

15%


8%

6%

10%

9%

2%

1%

2%

2%

14

9

45

45

14

29









Page 102


BOROUGH: QUEENS



WHITE 12,343



ASIAN 57,248

PACIFIC ISLANDER 39

OTHER 752


HISPANIC 90,301

CENSUS 2010 DATA







HRA PROGRAM DATA




SSI









MEDICAID PROGRAM*


Page 103
























2%

26%

16%


8%

6%

11%

9%

2%

1%

2%

2%

14

8

33

44

13

27









Page 104


BOROUGH: QUEENS



WHITE 92,814



ASIAN 13,026

PACIFIC ISLANDER 32

OTHER 483


HISPANIC 58,650

CENSUS 2010 DATA







HRA PROGRAM DATA




SSI









MEDICAID PROGRAM*


Page 105
























1%

14%

11%


8%

4%

6%

6%

2%

1%

1%

1%

14

11

109

49

38

40









Page 106


BOROUGH: QUEENS



WHITE 62,651



ASIAN 29,309

PACIFIC ISLANDER 29

OTHER 500


HISPANIC 15,436

CENSUS 2010 DATA







HRA PROGRAM DATA




SSI









MEDICAID PROGRAM*


Page 107
























1%

12%

9%


5%

2%

3%

3%

1%

0%

1%

1%

14

13

1313

55

50

51









Page 108


BOROUGH: QUEENS



WHITE 73,668



ASIAN 122,012

PACIFIC ISLANDER 82

OTHER 647


HISPANIC 41,164

CENSUS 2010 DATA







HRA PROGRAM DATA




SSI









MEDICAID PROGRAM*


Page 109
























1%

20%

11%


11%

7%

12%

9%

3%

1%

3%

2%

14

5

14

36

5

28









Page 110


BOROUGH: QUEENS



WHITE 52,871



ASIAN 47,039

PACIFIC ISLANDER 91

OTHER 1,465


HISPANIC 25,621

CENSUS 2010 DATA







HRA PROGRAM DATA




SSI









MEDICAID PROGRAM*


Page 111
























2%

17%

12%


7%

6%

6%

6%

2%

1%

1%

1%

14

7

810

42

35

41









Page 112


BOROUGH: QUEENS



WHITE 28,029



ASIAN 31,222


OTHER 5,735


HISPANIC 58,662

CENSUS 2010 DATA







HRA PROGRAM DATA




SSI









MEDICAID PROGRAM*


Page 113
























2%

20%

16%


6%

7%

7%

8%

2%

1%

2%

1%

14

6

76

40

32

35









Page 114


BOROUGH: QUEENS



WHITE 31,712



ASIAN 22,199


OTHER 8,650


HISPANIC 28,295

CENSUS 2010 DATA







HRA PROGRAM DATA




SSI









MEDICAID PROGRAM*


Page 115
























2%

17%

13%


5%

5%

5%

5%

1%

1%

1%

1%

14

10

1111

46

42

46









Page 116


BOROUGH: QUEENS



WHITE 54,690



ASIAN 45,763

PACIFIC ISLANDER 14

OTHER 268


HISPANIC 11,676

CENSUS 2010 DATA







HRA PROGRAM DATA




SSI









MEDICAID PROGRAM*


Page 117
























1%

11%

5%


5%

2%

3%

2%

1%

0%

1%

0%

14

14

1414

57

52

54









Page 118


BOROUGH: QUEENS



WHITE 3,813



ASIAN 20,155


OTHER 6,136


HISPANIC 39,126

CENSUS 2010 DATA







HRA PROGRAM DATA




SSI









MEDICAID PROGRAM*


Page 119
























5%

21%

20%


10%

21%

12%

15%

3%

3%

3%

3%

14

1

21

13

10

11









Page 120


BOROUGH: QUEENS



WHITE 24,619



ASIAN 27,689


OTHER 3,434


HISPANIC 22,337

CENSUS 2010 DATA







HRA PROGRAM DATA




SSI









MEDICAID PROGRAM*


Page 121
























2%

13%

10%


8%

8%

6%

6%

2%

1%

1%

1%

14

4

98

33

36

39









Page 122


BOROUGH: QUEENS



WHITE 40,459



ASIAN 2,555

PACIFIC ISLANDER 63

OTHER 877


HISPANIC 24,102

CENSUS 2010 DATA







HRA PROGRAM DATA




SSI









MEDICAID PROGRAM*


Page 123
























7%

26%

25%


5%

15%

7%

10%

1%

2%

2%

2%

14

2

62

18

31

24









Page 124



COMMUNITY DISTRICT: S01


WHITE 69,525



ASIAN 13,111

PACIFIC ISLANDER 55

OTHER 530


HISPANIC 50,055

CENSUS 2010 DATA







HRA PROGRAM DATA




SSI









MEDICAID PROGRAM*


Page 125























CONTINUED... HRA PROGRAM DATA IN COMMUNITY DISTRICT S01

6%

22%

21%


38%

75%

55%

61%

2%

3%

2%

2%

3

1

11

11

18

15









Page 126





WHITE 93,318



ASIAN 14,961

PACIFIC ISLANDER 42

OTHER 305


HISPANIC 17,428

CENSUS 2010 DATA







HRA PROGRAM DATA




SSI









MEDICAID PROGRAM*


Page 127
























2%

14%

11%


28%

16%

27%

23%

2%

1%

1%

1%

3

2

22

47

45

47









Page 128





WHITE 136,851



ASIAN 6,619

PACIFIC ISLANDER 34

OTHER 193


HISPANIC 13,401

CENSUS 2010 DATA







HRA PROGRAM DATA




SSI









MEDICAID PROGRAM*


Page 129
























1%

8%

6%


34%

9%

18%

16%

2%

0%

1%

1%

3

3

33

53

53

53









Page 130

DIRECT SERVICES

HUMAN RESOURCES ADMINISTRATIONDIRECT SERVICES

BOROUGH: BRONX

COMMUNITY DISTRICT LOCATED: B01

PROGRAM AREA: FIA

JOB CENTER

RIDER JOB CENTER

300 CANAL PLACE, 4TH FLOOR

BRONX, NY 10451

PROGRAM AREA: IDNYC

IDNYC CENTER

BRONX BUSINESS CENTER - DOF

3030 THIRD AVENUE, 2ND FLOOR

BRONX, NY 10455

LINCOLN HOSPITAL

234 EAST 149TH STREET, 1ST FL. (ENT. ON MORRIS AVE)

BRONX, NY 10451

PROGRAM AREA: MAP

MEDICAL ASSISTANCE PROGRAM

LINCOLN HOSPITAL MEDICAID OFFICE

234 E 149TH STREET-B LEVEL-ROOM B75

BRONX, NY 10451

NYS HEALTH EXCHANGE ASSISTANCE - CERTIFIED APPL COUNSELORS (CAC)

234 E 149TH STREET-B LEVEL ROOM B75

BRONX, NY 10451

PROGRAM AREA: OCS

CHILD SUPPORT SERVICES

NYC LAW DEPARTMENT - INTERSTATE CHILD SUPPORT UNIT

900 SHERIDAN AVENUE, 6TH FLOOR

BRONX, NY 10451

Page 131


BOROUGH: BRONX


PROGRAM AREA: FIA

JOB CENTER

BRONX FAMILY SERVICES - CALL CENTER SATELLITE

847 BARRETTO ST 1ST FLOOR

BRONX, NY 10474

HUNTS POINT JOB CENTER


BRONX, NY 10474

SUPPLEMENTAL NUTRITION ASSISTANCE PROGRAM (SNAP)

HUNTS POINT SNAP CENTER


BRONX, NY 10474

PROGRAM AREA: HCSP

HOME CARE SERVICES

BRONX CASA

890 GARRISON AVE., #3RD FLOOR

NEW YORK, NY 10474

PROGRAM AREA: OCS


BRONX BOROUGH OFFICE

894 GARRISON AVENUE, 1ST FLOOR

BRONX, NY 10474

BOROUGH: BRONX


PROGRAM AREA: FIA

JOB CENTER

CONCOURSE JOB CENTER

1365 JEROME AVENUE, 2ND FLOOR

BRONX, NY 10452


CONCOURSE SNAP CENTER

1365 JEROME AVENUE, 2ND FLOOR

BRONX, NY 10452

Page 132


PROGRAM AREA: HASA

HIV/AIDS SERVICES

JEROME OFFICE

1365 JEROME AVENUE, 1ST FLOOR

BRONX, NY 10452

KINGSBRIDGE OFFICE

260 E 161ST STREET, 7TH FLOOR

BRONX, NY 10451

PROGRAM AREA: MAP


MORRISANIA HOSPITAL MEDICAID OFFICE

1225 GERARD AVENUE, BASEMENT LEVEL

BRONX, NY 10452

BOROUGH: BRONX


PROGRAM AREA: EIS

HOME ENERGY ASSISTANCE PROGRAM

BRONX FIELD OFFICE

1775 GRAND CONCOURSE, LOBBY

BRONX, NY 10453

PROGRAM AREA: HASA

HIV/AIDS SERVICES

GRAND CONCOURSE OFFICE / CROTONA OFFICE

1790 GRAND CONCOURSE, 4TH FLOOR

BRONX, NY 10457

BOROUGH: BRONX


PROGRAM AREA: EIS


BRONX FIELD OFFICE

1932 ARTHUR AVENUE, LOBBY

BRONX, NY 10457

Page 133


PROGRAM AREA: FIA

JOB CENTER

CROTONA JOB CENTER

1910 MONTEREY AVENUE, 6TH FLOOR

BRONX, NY 10457


CROTONA SNAP CENTER


BRONX, NY 10457

PROGRAM AREA: MAP




BRONX, NY 10457

BOROUGH: BRONX


PROGRAM AREA: FIA

JOB CENTER

FORDHAM JOB CENTER

2541-2549 BAINBRIDGE AVENUE, 4TH FLOOR

BRONX, NY 10458

PROGRAM AREA: IDNYC

IDNYC CENTER

BRONX LIBRARY CENTER - NYPL

310 EAST KINGSBRIDGE ROAD, 5TH FLOOR

BRONX, NY 10458

PROGRAM AREA: MAP


N. CENTRAL BRONX HOSPITAL MEDICAID OFFICE

3424 KOSSUTH AVENUE, 1ST FLOOR, ROOM 1A-05

BRONX, NY 10467

Page 134


BOROUGH: BRONX


PROGRAM AREA: APS

ADULT PROTECTIVE SERVICES

BRONX BOROUGH OFFICE

1209 COLGATE AVENUE

BRONX, NY 10472

Page 135


BOROUGH: BROOKLYN

COMMUNITY DISTRICT LOCATED: K01

PROGRAM AREA: FIA

JOB CENTER

BUSHWICK JOB CENTER

30 THORNTON STREET, 3RD FLOOR

BROOKLYN, NY 11206


WILLIAMSBURG SNAP CENTER

30 THORNTON STREET, 4TH FLOOR

BROOKLYN, NY 11206

BOROUGH: BROOKLYN


PROGRAM AREA: APS


BROOKLYN BOROUGH OFFICE

250 LIVINGSTON STREET, 3RD FLOOR

BROOKLYN, NY 11201

PROGRAM AREA: EIS


BROOKLYN FIELD OFFICE

88 THIRD AVENUE, 1ST FLOOR

BROOKLYN, NY 11217


503-505 CLERMONT AVENUE, 4TH FLOOR

BROOKLYN, NY 11238


1 METROTECH CENTER, LOBBY

BROOKLYN, NY 11201

Page 136


PROGRAM AREA: FIA

JOB CENTER

BROOKLYN FAMILY SERVICES - CALL CENTER SATELLITE

275 BERGEN STREET, 1ST FLOOR

BROOKLYN, NY, 11217

CLINTON HILL JOB CENTER

495 CLERMONT AVENUE, 4TH FLOOR

BROOKLYN, NY 11238

REFUGEE & IMMIGRANT JOB CENTER

88 THIRD AVENUE, 1ST FLOOR

BROOKLYN, NY 11217

SPECIAL NEEDS

MICHAEL J. HANDY - VETERANS' JOB CENTER

25 CHAPEL STREET, 6TH FLOOR

BROOKLYN, NY 11201


FORT GREENE SNAP CENTER

275 BERGEN STREET, 1ST FLOOR

BROOKLYN, NY 11217

RESIDENTIAL FACILITIES SNAP CENTER

253 SCHERMERHORN STREET, 1ST FLOOR

BROOKLYN, NY 11201

SSI SNAP CENTER

253 SCHERMERHORN STREET, 1ST FL.

BROOKLYN, NY 11201

PROGRAM AREA: HASA

HIV/AIDS SERVICES

BROWNSVILLE OFFICE

94 FLATBUSH AVENUE, 3RD FLOOR

BROOKLYN, NY 11217

GREENWOOD OFFICE

88 THIRD AVENUE, 2ND FLOOR

BROOKLYN, NY 11217

Page 137


PROGRAM AREA: HCSP

HOME CARE SERVICES

BROOKLYN CASA

88 THIRD AVENUE, 3RD FLOOR

BROOKLYN, NY 11217

CARE AT HOME and Out of Territory Unit

785 ATLANTIC AVE., 7TH FLOOR

BROOKLYN, NY 11238

HCSP / CONTRACT SERVICES

785 ATLANTIC AVENUE, 7TH FLOOR

BROOKLYN, NY 11238

PROGRAM AREA: IDNYC

IDNYC CENTER

BROOKLYN BUSINESS CENTER - DOF

210 JORALEMON STREET STREET, 1ST FLOOR

BROOKLYN, NY 11201

PROGRAM AREA: MAP

MEDICAID ASSISTANCE OFFICE - (RELOCATED)

BROOKLYN SOUTH COMMUNITY MEDICAID OFFICE

785 ATLANTIC AVENUE, 1ST FLOOR

BROOKLYN, NY 11238



785 ATLANTIC AVENUE, 1ST FLOOR

BROOKLYN, NY 11238

PROGRAM AREA: OCS


BROOKLYN BOROUGH OFFICE

1 METROTECH CENTER N., 6TH FLOOR

BROOKLYN, NY 11201

KINGS COUNTY FAMILY COURT

330 JAY STREET, 12TH FLOOR

BROOKLYN, NY 11201


350 JAY STREET, 9TH FLOOR

BROOKLYN, NY 11201

Page 138


BOROUGH: BROOKLYN


PROGRAM AREA: FIA

JOB CENTER

DEKALB JOB CENTER

500 DEKALB AVENUE, 6TH FLOOR

BROOKLYN, NY 11205


NORTH BROOKLYN SNAP CENTER

500 DEKALB AVENUE, 4TH FLOOR

BROOKLYN, NY 11205

PROGRAM AREA: IDNYC

IDNYC CENTER

BROOKLYN PUBLIC LIBRARY CENTRAL BRANCH - BPL

10 GRAND ARMY PLAZA

BROOKLYN, NY 11238

NEW LOTS BRANCH - BLP

665 NEW LOTS AVENUE

BROOKLYN, NY 11207

BOROUGH: BROOKLYN


PROGRAM AREA: FIA


EAST NEW YORK SNAP CENTER

404 PINE STREET, 2ND FLOOR

BROOKLYN, NY 11208

HRA EXPRESS SITE

404 PINE STREET, 1ST FLOOR

BROOKLYN, NY 11208

PROGRAM AREA: MAP


EAST NEW YORK MEDICAID OFFICE

2094 PITKIN AVENUE, BASEMENT

BROOKLYN, NY 11207

Page 139


BOROUGH: BROOKLYN


PROGRAM AREA: FIA

JOB CENTER

SOUTHERN BROOKLYN JOB CENTER

35 FOURTH AVENUE, 2ND FLOOR

BROOKLYN, NY 11217

BOROUGH: BROOKLYN


PROGRAM AREA: MAP


KINGS COUNTY HOSPITAL MEDICAID OFFICE

441 CLARKSON AVENUE, T BLDG, 1ST FLOOR

BROOKLYN, NY 11203

BOROUGH: BROOKLYN


PROGRAM AREA: IDNYC

IDNYC CENTER

ASIAN AMERICANS FOR EQUALITY

807 48TH STREET, 2ND FLOOR

BROOKLYN, NY 11220

BOROUGH: BROOKLYN


PROGRAM AREA: EIS



3050 W 21ST STREET, 1ST FLOOR

BROOKLYN, NY 11224

PROGRAM AREA: FIA

JOB CENTER

CONEY ISLAND JOB CENTER

3050 W 21ST STREET, 1ST FLOOR

BROOKLYN, NY 11224

Page 140



CONEY ISLAND SNAP CENTER

2865 W 8TH STREET, 1ST FLOOR

BROOKLYN, NY 11224

PROGRAM AREA: HASA

HIV/AIDS SERVICES

CONEY ISLAND OFFICE

3050 W 21ST STREET, 2ND FLOOR

BROOKLYN, NY 11224

PROGRAM AREA: IDNYC

IDNYC CENTER

CONEY ISLAND IDNYC CENTER

2865 WEST 8TH STREET, 1ST FLOOR

BROOKLYN, NY 11224

PROGRAM AREA: MAP


CONEY ISLAND MEDICAID OFFICE

30-50 W 21ST STREET, 3RD FLOOR

BROOKLYN, NY 11224


30-50 W 21ST STREET, 3RD FLOOR

BROOKLYN, NY 11224

BOROUGH: BROOKLYN


PROGRAM AREA: EIS


BROOKLYN FIELD OFFICE (NATIONAL GRID)

1535 PITKIN AVENUE, LOBBY

BROOKLYN, NY 11212

Page 141


BOROUGH: MANHATTAN

COMMUNITY DISTRICT LOCATED: M01

PROGRAM AREA: FIA

CAREER SERVICES

BUSINESS LINK

123 WILLIAM STREET, 6TH FLOOR

NY, NY 10038

PROGRAM AREA: IDNYC

IDNYC CENTER

IDNYC CENTRE STREET OFFICE

100 CENTRE STREET, 14TH FLOOR

NEW YORK, NY 10013

MANHATTAN BUSINESS CENTER - DOF

66 JOHN STREET, 2ND FLOOR

NEW YORK, NY 10038

MANHATTAN CBIC - BY APPOINTMENT ONLY

109 EAST 16TH STREET, 1ST FLOOR

NEW YORK, NY 10003

PROGRAM AREA: OCS


CUSTOMER SERVICES WALK-IN CENTER

151 WEST BROADWAY, 4TH & 5TH FLOORS

NY, NY 10013

NEW YORK COUNTY FAMILY COURT

60 LAFAYETTE STREET, 1ST & 7TH FLOORS

NY, NY 10013


60 LAFAYETTE STREET

NY, NY 11201


100 CHURCH STREET, 5TH FLOOR

NEW YORK, NY 10007

Page 142


BOROUGH: MANHATTAN


PROGRAM AREA: FIA

JOB CENTER

WAVERLY JOB CENTER

12 W 14TH STREET, 3RD FLOOR

NY, NY 10011


WAVERLY SNAP CENTER

12 W 14TH STREET, 4TH FLOOR

NY, NY 10011

PROGRAM AREA: HASA

HIV/AIDS SERVICES

WAVERLY OFFICE

12 W 14TH STREET, 1ST FLOOR

NY, NY 10011

BOROUGH: MANHATTAN


PROGRAM AREA: MAP


CHINATOWN MEDICAID OFFICE

115 CHRYSTIE STREET, 5TH FLOOR

NEW YORK, NY 10002


115 CHRYSTIE STREET, 5TH FLOOR

NEW YORK, NY 10002

PROGRAM AREA: OCS


MANHATTAN BOROUGH OFFICE

115 CHRYSTIE STREET, 4TH & 5TH FLOORS

NY, NY 10002

Page 143


BOROUGH: MANHATTAN


PROGRAM AREA: APS



400 EIGHTH AVENUE, 6TH FL.(NORTH)

NY, NY 10001


400 EIGHTH AVENUE, 7TH FL.(SOUTH)

NY, NY 10001

PROGRAM AREA: FIA

JOB CENTER

RAR/HVN

109 E 16TH STREET, 3RD FLOOR

NY, NY 10003

SPECIAL NEEDS

CENTRALIZED RENT PROCESSING UNIT

109 E 16TH STREET, 7TH FLOOR

NY, NY 10003

RESIDENTIAL TREATMENT SERVICE CTR


NY, NY 10003

UNION SQUARE JOB CENTER


NY, NY 10003

PROGRAM AREA: HASA

HIV/AIDS SERVICES

AMSTERDAM OFFICE

400 EIGHTH AVENUE, 3RD FLOOR

NY, NY 10001

SERVICE LINE/ INTAKE

400 EIGHTH AVENUE, 2ND FLOOR

NY, NY 10001

Page 144


PROGRAM AREA: HCSP

HOME CARE SERVICES

CENTRAL INTAKE / BMPR

109 E. 16TH STREET, 5TH FLOOR

NEW YORK, NY 10003

PROGRAM AREA: IDNYC

IDNYC CENTER

GRAND CENTRAL LIBRARY - NYPL

135 EAST 46TH STREET, 2ND FLOOR

NEW YORK, NY 10017

BOROUGH: MANHATTAN


PROGRAM AREA: HASA

HIV/AIDS SERVICES

HAMILTON OFFICE


NY, NY 10031

METROPOLITAN HOSPITAL

1901 1ST AVENUE, ROOM 121-A

NEW YORK, NY 10029

PROGRAM AREA: HCSP

HOME CARE SERVICES

BRONX CASA

520 - 530 W 135TH STREET, 2ND FLOOR

NEW YORK, NY 10031

PROGRAM AREA: MAP


MANHATTANVILLE MEDICAID OFFICE

520-530 WEST 135TH STREET, 1ST FLOOR

NEW YORK, NY 10031


520-530 W 135TH STREET, 2ND FLOOR

NEW YORK, NY 10031

Page 145


BOROUGH: MANHATTAN


PROGRAM AREA: FIA

JOB CENTER

MANHATTAN FAMILY SERVICES - CALL CENTER SATELLITE


NY, NY 10027

ST. NICHOLAS JOB CENTER

132 WEST 125TH STREET, 4TH FLOOR

NY, NY 10027


ST. NICHOLAS SNAP CENTER


NY, NY 10027

PROGRAM AREA: HCSP

HOME CARE SERVICES

MANHATTAN CASA


NY, NY 10027

BOROUGH: MANHATTAN


PROGRAM AREA: EIS


MANHATTAN FIELD OFFICE

122 EAST 124TH STREET, LOBBY

NEW YORK, NY 10035

PROGRAM AREA: FIA

JOB CENTER

EAST END JOB CENTER

2322 THIRD AVENUE, 4TH FLOOR

NY, NY 10035


EAST END SNAP CENTER

2322 THIRD AVENUE, 3RD FLOOR

NY, NY 10035

Page 146


PROGRAM AREA: IDNYC

IDNYC CENTER

EAST HARLEM HEALTH CENTER

158 EAST 115TH STREET, ROOM 108

NEW YORK, NY 10029

METROPOLITAN HOSPITAL

1901 FIRST AVENUE, ROOM 121-A

NEW YORK, NY 10029

PROGRAM AREA: MAP


METROPOLITAN HOSPITAL MEDICAID OFFICE

1901 FIRST AVENUE, 1ST FLOOR, ROOM 1D-27

NY, NY 10029

BOROUGH: MANHATTAN


PROGRAM AREA: FIA

JOB CENTER

DYCKMAN JOB CENTER

4055 10TH AVENUE, 1ST FLOOR

NY, NY 10034


WASHINGTON HEIGHTS SNAP CENTER

4055 10TH AVENUE - LOWER LEVEL

NY, NY 10034

PROGRAM AREA: IDNYC

IDNYC CENTER

NEIGHBORHOOD TRUST FED. CREDIT UNION

1112 ST. NICHOLAS AVENUE

NEW YORK, NY 10032

Page 147


BOROUGH: QUEENS

COMMUNITY DISTRICT LOCATED: Q01

PROGRAM AREA: EIS


QUEENS FIELD OFFICE

33-28 NORTHERN BOULEVARD, LOBBY

LONG ISLAND CITY, NY 11101

PROGRAM AREA: FIA

JOB CENTER

QUEENS FAMILY SERVICES - CALL CENTER SATELLITE

32-20 NORTHERN BLVD., 4TH FLOOR


QUEENS JOB CENTER

32-20 NORTHERN BLVD., 4TH FLOOR



QUEENS SNAP CENTER

32-20 NORTHERN BLVD, 2ND FLOOR


PROGRAM AREA: HASA

HIV/AIDS SERVICES

QUEENSBORO OFFICE

33-28 NORTHERN BLVD, 2TH FLOOR


PROGRAM AREA: MAP



32-20 NORTHERN BLVD., 2ND FLOOR


PROGRAM AREA: OCS


QUEENS BOROUGH OFFICE

32-20 NORTHERN BOULEVARD


Page 148


BOROUGH: QUEENS


PROGRAM AREA: HCSP

HOME CARE SERVICES

QUEENS CASA

45-02 32ND PLACE, 3RD FLOOR


PROGRAM AREA: IDNYC

IDNYC CENTER

QUEENS LIBRARY LONG ISLAND CITY COMM LIBRARY

37-44 21ST STREET, 2ND FLOOR


BOROUGH: QUEENS


PROGRAM AREA: IDNYC

IDNYC CENTER

DOHMH CORONA IDNYC CENTER

34-33 JUNCTION BLVD., LOWER LEVEL

JACKSON HEIGHTS, NY 11372

BOROUGH: QUEENS


PROGRAM AREA: IDNYC

IDNYC CENTER

FLUSHING BRANCH LIBRARY - QUEENS LIBRARY

41-17 MAIN STREET

QUEENS, NY 11355

BOROUGH: QUEENS


PROGRAM AREA: APS


QUEENS BOROUGH OFFICE

165-08 88TH AVENUE, 6TH FLOOR

JAMAICA, NY 11432

Page 149


PROGRAM AREA: EIS


QUEENS FIELD OFFICE

165-08 88TH AVENUE, LOBBY

JAMAICA, NY 11432

QUEENS FIELD OFFICE

89-67 162ND STREET, LOBBY

JAMAICA, NY 11432

PROGRAM AREA: FIA

JOB CENTER

FAMILY SERVICES CALL CENTER


JAMAICA, N.Y. 11432

JAMAICA JOB CENTER


JAMAICA, NY 11432


JAMAICA SNAP CENTER

165-08 88TH AVENUE, 3RD FLOOR

JAMAICA, NY 11432

PROGRAM AREA: HCSP

HOME CARE SERVICES

QUEENS CASA

88-11 165TH STREET, 5TH FLOOR

JAMAICA, NY 11432

PROGRAM AREA: IDNYC

IDNYC CENTER

JAMAICA BRANCH LIBRARY - QUEENS LIBRARY

89-11 MERRICK BLVD.

JAMAICA, NY 11432

Page 150


PROGRAM AREA: OCS



151-20 JAMAICA AVENUE, 2ND FLOOR

JAMAICA, NY 11432

QUEENS COUNTY FAMILY COURT

151-20 JAMAICA AVENUE

JAMAICA, NY 11432

BOROUGH: QUEENS


PROGRAM AREA: FIA

JOB CENTER

ROCKAWAY JOB CENTER

219 BEACH 59TH STREET, 2ND FLOOR

FAR ROCKAWAY, NY 11692


ROCKAWAY SNAP CENTER

219 BEACH 59TH STREET, 1ST FLOOR


Page 151



COMMUNITY DISTRICT LOCATED: S01

PROGRAM AREA: APS


STATEN ISLAND BOROUGH OFFICE

215 BAY STREET, 1ST FLOOR

STATEN ISLAND, NY 10301

PROGRAM AREA: EIS


STATEN ISLAND FIELD OFFICE

2031 FOREST AVENUE, LOBBY






10 RICHMOND TERRACE, 4TH FLOOR


PROGRAM AREA: FIA

JOB CENTER

RICHMOND JOB CENTER

201 BAY STREET, 2ND FLOOR



RICHMOND SNAP CENTER



PROGRAM AREA: HASA

HIV/AIDS SERVICES

STATEN ISLAND OFFICE



Page 152


PROGRAM AREA: HCSP

HOME CARE SERVICES

STATEN ISLAND CASA



PROGRAM AREA: IDNYC

IDNYC CENTER

ST. GEORGE LIBRARY BRANCH - NYPL

5 CENTRAL AVENUE, LOWER LEVEL


PROGRAM AREA: MAP



215 BAY STREET, GROUND FLOOR


STATEN ISLAND MEDICAID OFFICE

215 BAY STREET, GROUND FLOOR


PROGRAM AREA: OCS



60 BAY STREET, 4TH FLOOR


RICHMOND COUNTY FAMILY COURT

100 RICHMOND TERRACE, BASEMENT


Page 153

CONTRACTED

SERVICES

HUMAN RESOURCES ADMINISTRATIONCONTRACTED SERVICES


BOROUGH: BRONX

PROGRAM AREA: FIA

CONTRACT TYPE: HUMAN SERVICES

END DATE: ** 3/31/2020AMOUNT: $11,932,003.22START DATE: 4/1/2017

AMERICA WORKS OF NEW YORK - CAREER COMPASS

BRONX, NEW YORK 10455

412-424 E. 147TH STREET


AMERICA WORKS OF NEW YORK - YOUTH PATHWAY


412-424 E. 147TH STREET


ARBOR E&T, LLC D/B/A RESCARE WORKFORCE SERVICES (RWS) - YOUTH PATHWAY


2417 THIRD AVENUE, 5TH FLOOR


DB GRANT ASSOCIATES, INC. - CAREER ADVANCE


391 EAST 149TH STREET, 6TH FLOOR


EAST SIDE HOUSING INC. JOB PLUS

BRONX, NY 10454

337 ALEXANDER AVENUE


FEDCAP REHABILITATION SERVICES, INC.

BRONX, NY 10455

369 E 148TH STREET

Page 155

ADDRESS INFORMATION ON HIV/AIDS AND EIS RELATED CONTRACTS ARE EXCLUDED DUE TO CONFIDENTIALITY ISSUES

CONTRACTS REPORTED ARE AS OF OCTOBER 2017

*

**



FEDCAP REHABILITATION SERVICES, INC. - YOUTH PATHWAY


369 E 148TH STREET


MAXIMUS HUMAN SERVICES, INC. - CAREER ADVANCE


358 E 149TH STREET

PROGRAM AREA: HPA - HOMELESSNESS PREVENTION



BRONXWORKS, INC.

BRONX, NY 10455

630 JACKSON AVENUE

Page 156



*

**



BOROUGH: BRONX

PROGRAM AREA: HASA



AIDS HOUSING - PERMANENT*

-

-



-

-



-

-


AIDS HOUSING - SCATTER SITE*

-

-



-

-


AIDS HOUSING - TRANSITIONAL*

-

-

Page 157



*

**





CATHOLIC CHARITIES COMMUNITY SERVICES, ARCHDIOCESE OF NEW YORK

BRONX, NY 10474

890 GARRISON AVENUE

Page 158



*

**



BOROUGH: BRONX

PROGRAM AREA: HASA




-

-



-

-



-

-




HELP SOCIAL SERVICE CORP.

BRONX, NY 10456

3593 THIRD AVENUE



BRONX, NY 10456

1122 FRANKLIN AVENUE

Page 159



*

**



BOROUGH: BRONX

PROGRAM AREA: HASA




-

-



-

-


AIDS HOUSING - SCATTER SITE NY/NY III*

-

-

END DATE: ** 6/30/2018AMOUNT: $878,521.00START DATE: 7/1/2017


-

-

Page 160



*

**



BOROUGH: BRONX

PROGRAM AREA: HASA




-

-



-

-




BRONXWORKS, INC.

BRONX, NY 10456

1130 GRAND CONCOURSE



BRONX, NY 10457

1780 GRAND CONCOURSE



BRONX, NY 10453

1981 SEDGWICK AVENUE

Page 161



*

**



BOROUGH: BRONX

PROGRAM AREA: CAS



UNIVERSITY BEHAVIORAL ASSOCIATES - CASE MANAGEMENT COMPREHENSIVE SERVICES MODEL

BRONX, NY 10467

111 EAST 210TH STREET

PROGRAM AREA: HASA




-

-



-

-

Page 162



*

**



BOROUGH: BRONX





BRONX, NY 10472

2155 BLACKROCK AVENUE



BRONX, NY 10460

1860 EAST TREMONT AVENUE

Page 163



*

**



BOROUGH: BRONX





BRONX, NY 10467

2901 WHITE PLAINS ROAD

Page 164



*

**



BOROUGH: BRONX

PROGRAM AREA: HASA



AIDS HOUSING - PERMANENT NY/NY III*

-

-



-

-



-

-



-

-

Page 165



*

**






BRONX, NY 10466

4377 BRONX BOULEVARD



BRONX, NY 10467

815 BURKE AVENUE

Page 166



*

**



BOROUGH: BROOKLYN

PROGRAM AREA: HASA




-

-



-

-




CAMBA, INC.

BRONX, NY 11233

1958 FULTON STREET

PROGRAM AREA: LEGAL SERVICES - ANTI-EVICTION



BROOKLYN LEGAL SERVICES CORPORATION A

BROOKLYN, NY 11211

260 BROADWAY, SUITE 2

Page 167



*

**



BOROUGH: MANHATTAN

PROGRAM AREA: CAS



FEDCAP / WECARE REGION II

NEW YORK, NY 10017

633 3RD AVENUE, 6TH FLOOR


FEDCAP/WECARE REGION I

NEW YORK, NY 10017

633 3RD AVENUE, 6TH FLOOR

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PROGRAM AREA: EIS



CENTER AGAINST DOMESTIC VIOLENCE (CEVFI)*

BROOKLYN, NY 11201




BROOKLYN, NY 11201




BROOKLYN, NY 11201



EDWIN GOULD SERVICES FOR CHILDREN AND FAMILIES (STEP TO END FAMILY VIOLENCE)*

BROOKLYN, NY 11201

151 LAWRENCE STREET, 5TH FLOOR

Page 169



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PROGRAM AREA: FIA



AMERICA WORKS OF NEW YORK

NEW YORK, NY 10017

228 E45TH STREET


AMERICA WORKS OF NEW YORK - CAREER ADVANCE

BROOKLYN, NEW YORK 11201

44 COURT STREET, 7TH FLOOR


AMERICA WORKS OF NEW YORK - CAREER ADVANCE HOMELESS




AMERICA WORKS OF NEW YORK - YOUTH PATHWAY




DB GRANT ASSOCIATE - CAREER COMPASS

BROOKLYN, NY 11201

25 ELMHURST PLACE, 4TH FLOOR


DB GRANT ASSOCIATE, INC. - CAREER ADVANCE


25 ELM PLACE, 4TH FLOOR

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GOODWILL INDUSTRIES OF GREATER NEW YORK & NORTHERN NEW JERSEY, INC. - CAREER COMPASS

BROOKLYN, NY 11201

25 ELM PLACE, 3RD FLOOR


GOODWILL INDUSTRIES OF GREATER NEW YORK & NORTHERN NEW JERSEY, INC. - YOUTH PATHWAY

BROOKLYN, NY 11201



GOODWILL INDUSTRIES OF GREATER NEW YORK & NORTHERN NEW JERSEY, INC. - YOUTH PATHWAY

BROOKLYN, NY 11201


Page 171



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PROGRAM AREA: HASA




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Page 172



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CATHOLIC CHARITIES NIEGHBORHOOD SERVICES, INC - EPVA/MRT

BROOKLYN, NY 11201

191 JORALEMON STREET


CATHOLIC MIGRATION

BROOKLYN, NY 11201

191 JORALEMON STREET

Page 173



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BOROUGH: BROOKLYN

PROGRAM AREA: EIS



AFRICAN AMERICAN PLANNING*

BROOKLYN, NY 11233

P.O. BOX 330-704


AFRICAN AMERICAN PLANNING*

BROOKLYN, NY 11233

P.O. BOX 330-704

PROGRAM AREA: FIA



BEDFORD STUYVESANT RESTORATION CORP. - JOBS PLUS

BROOKLYN, NY 11216

1368 FULTON STREET

Page 174



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PROGRAM AREA: HASA




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-

Page 175



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BOROUGH: BROOKLYN

PROGRAM AREA: FIA



ARBOR E&T, LLC D/B/A RESCARE WORKFORCE SERVICES (RWS) - YOUTH PATHWAY


630 FLUSHING AVE., 8TH FLOOR


BEDFORD STUYVESANT RESTORATION CORP. - JOB PLUS


1368 FULTON STREET


BEDFORD STUYVESANT RESTORATION CORP. - JOB PLUS


1368 FULTON STREET


NATIONAL ASSOCIATION ON DRUG ABUSE PROBLEMS NEW YORK STATE, INC. - CAREER COMPASS


741 FLUSHING AVE., 4TH FLOOR

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RISEBORO COMMNITY PARTNERSHIP

BROOKLYN, NY 11237

1475 MYRTLE AVENUE


RISEBORO COMMUNITY PARTNERSHIP

BROOKLYN, NY 11206

90 BEAVER STREET

Page 177



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BOROUGH: BROOKLYN




CATHOLIC CHARITIES NEIGHBORHOOD SERVICES, INC.

BROOKLYN, NY 11207

560 LIVONIA AVENUE



BROOKLYN, NY 11208

3060 FULTON STREET

Page 178



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BOROUGH: BROOKLYN

PROGRAM AREA: EIS



FOODFIRST, INC.*

BROOKLYN, NY 11231

165 CONOVER STREET

Page 179



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BOROUGH: BROOKLYN

PROGRAM AREA: HASA




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Page 180



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BOROUGH: BROOKLYN

PROGRAM AREA: HASA




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Page 181



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BOROUGH: BROOKLYN

PROGRAM AREA: EIS



OHEL CHILDREN'S HOME AND FAMILY SERVICES, INC.*

BROOKLYN, NY 11206

4560 16TH AVENUE

Page 182



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BOROUGH: BROOKLYN

PROGRAM AREA: HASA



AIDS HOUSING - PERMANENT CONGREGATE*

-

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-

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Page 183



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CAMBA, INC.

BROOKLYN, NY 11226

1720 CHURCH AVENUE


CAMBA, INC.

BROOKLYN, NY 11226

2244 CHURCH AVENUE




CAMBA LEGAL SERVICES, INC.

BROOKLYN, NY 11226

1720 CHURCH AVENUE

Page 184



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BOROUGH: BROOKLYN





BROOKLYN, NY 11212

145 EAST 98TH STREET



BROOKLYN, NY 11207

1875 BROADWAY JUNCTION

Page 185



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BOROUGH: BROOKLYN





BROOKLYN, NY 11234

1900 RALPH AVENUE

Page 186



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BOROUGH: MANHATTAN

PROGRAM AREA: EIS



DAY ONE NYC, INC.*

NEW YORK, NY 10007

11 PARK PLACE, SUITE 710


EDWIN GOULD SERVICES FOR CHILDREN*

BROOKLYN, NY 11201

151 LAWRENCE STREET, 5TH FLOOR


HELP SOCIAL SERVICES CORP - ROADS*

NEW YORK, NY 10004

5 HANOVER SQUARE, 17TH FLOOR


HELP SOCIAL SERVICES CORP.*

NEW YORK, NY 10004



NEW YORK ASIAN WOMEN'S CENTER (DBA WOMANKIND)*

NEW YORK, NY 10004

32 BROADWAY 10TH FLOOR



NEW YORK, NY 10004

32 BROADWAY, 10TH FLOOR

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NEW YORK, NY 10004



NEW YORK CITY GAY & LESBIAN ANTI-VIOLENCE PROJECT*

NEW YORK, NY 10001

240 WEST 35TH STREET, SUITE 200


SAFE HORIZON*

NEW YORK, NY 10007

2 LAFAYETTE STREET


SAFE HORIZON*

NEW YORK, NY 10007

2 LAFAYETTE STREET


SAFE HORIZON*

NEW YORK, NY 10007

2 LAFAYETTE STREET


SAFE HORIZON*

NEW YORK, NY 10007

2 LAFAYETTE STREET


SAFE HORIZON*

NEW YORK, NY 10007

2 LAFAYETTE STREET

Page 188



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SAFE HORIZON*

NEW YORK, NY 10007

2 LAFAYETTE STREET


SAFE HORIZON*

NEW YORK, NY 10007

2 LAFAYETTE STREET


SAFE HORIZON*

NEW YORK, NY 10007

2 LAFAYETTE STREET


SAFE HORIZON*

NEW YORK, NY 10007

2 LAFAYETTE STREET


SAFE HORIZON*

NEW YORK, NY 10007

2 LAFAYETTE STREET


SAFE HORIZON*

NEW YORK, NY 10007

2 LAFAYETTE STREET


SANCTUARY FOR FAMILIES*

NEW YORK, NY 10268

P.O. BOX 1406, WALL STREET STATION

Page 189



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NEW YORK, NY 10268




NEW YORK, NY 10268

P.O. BOX 1406 WALL STREET STATION



NEW YORK, NY 10268




NEW YORK, NY 10268




NEW YORK, NY 10268




NEW YORK, NY 10268



URBAN JUSTICE CENTER*

NEW YORK, NY 10006

40 RECTOR STREET, 9TH FLOOR

Page 190



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URBAN RESOURCE INSTITUTE*

NEW YORK, NY 10004

75 BROAD STREET



NEW YORK, NY 10004

75 BROAD STREET



NEW YORK, NY 10004

75 BROAD STREET



NEW YORK, NY 10004

75 BROAD STREET



NEW YORK, NY 10004

75 BROAD STREET



NEW YORK, NY 10004

75 BROAD STREET



NEW YORK, NY 10004

75 BROAD STREET

Page 191



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PROGRAM AREA: FIA



FEDCAP REHABILITATION / BACK TO WORK

NEW YORK, NY 10017

210 EAST 43RD STREET, 2ND FLOOR


MAXIMUS HUMAN SERVICES, INC. - YOUTH PATHWAY

NEW YORK, NY 10027

2090 ADAM CLAYTON POWELL BLVD., 9TH FLR.

Page 192



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PROGRAM AREA: HASA



AIDS HOUSING - PERMANENT

-

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-

-



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-



-

-



-

-



-

-

Page 193



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-

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-

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Page 194



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Page 195



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COALITION FOR THE HOMELESS

NEW YORK, NY 10038

129 FULTON STREET




LEGAL SERVICES NYC

NEW YORK, NY 10013

40 WORTH STREET


LEGAL SERVICES NYC

NEW YORK, NY 10013

40 WORTH STREET


NEW YORK LEGAL ASSISTANCE GROUP (NYLAG)

NEW YORK, NY 10004



NEW YORK LEGAL ASSISTANCE GROUP (NYLAG)

NEW YORK, NY 10004



URBAN JUSTICE CENTER

NEW YORK, NY 10006

40 RECTOR STREET

Page 196



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BOROUGH: MANHATTAN

PROGRAM AREA: APS



VILLAGE CENTER FOR CARE

NEW YORK, NY 10014

154 CHRISTOPHER STREET

PROGRAM AREA: EIS



URBAN JUSTICE CENTER*

NEW YORK, NY 10012


Page 197



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PROGRAM AREA: HASA




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-

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Page 198



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PROJECT RENEWAL

NEW YORK, NY 10014

200 VARICK STREET

Page 199



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BOROUGH: MANHATTAN

PROGRAM AREA: EIS



BARRIER FREE LIVING*

NEW YORK, NY 10009

270 EAST SECOND STREET


BARRIER FREE LIVING, INC.*

NEW YORK, NY 10009

270 EAST SECOND STREET


HENRY STREET SETTLEMENT HOUSE*

NEW YORK, NY 10002

P.O. BOX 2


NEW YORK ASIAN WOMEN'S CENTER*

NEW YORK, NY 10004


PROGRAM AREA: FIA



HENRY STREET SETTLEMENT/JOBS PLUS

NEW YORK, NY 10002

265 HENRY STREET

Page 200



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PROGRAM AREA: HASA




-

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SUS - URGENT HOUSING PROGRAMS, INC.

NEW YORK, NY 10002

265 HENRY STREET

Page 201



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BOROUGH: MANHATTAN

PROGRAM AREA: APS



JEWISH ASSOCIATION FOR SERVICES FOR THE AGED

NEW YORK, NY 10018



JEWISH ASSOCIATION FOR SERVICES FOR THE AGED

NEW YORK, NY 10018



NEW YORK FOUNDATION FOR SENIOR CITIZENS GUARDIAN SERVICES

NEW YORK, NY 10007

11 PARK PLACE, SUITE 1116


SELFHELP COMMUNITY SERVICES, INC.

NEW YORK, NY 10038

520 8TH AVENUE, 5TH FLOOR

Page 202



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PROGRAM AREA: HASA



AIDS HOUSING - OTHER*

-



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-

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AIDS SERVICES - OTHER*

-

-

Page 203



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HOUSING CONSERVATION COORDINATORS

NEW YORK, NY 10019

777 TENTH AVENUE

Page 204



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BOROUGH: MANHATTAN

PROGRAM AREA: CAS



VISITING NURSE SERVICE OF NEW YORK - HOMECARE - CLINICAL CASE MANAGEMENT SERVICES

NEW YORK, NY 10001

1250 BROADWAY

Page 205



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PROGRAM AREA: EIS



GOOD SHEPARD SERVICES*

NEW YORK, NY 10001

305 SEVENTH AVENUE


JEWISH BOARD OF FAMILY & CHILDREN'S SERVICES*

NEW YORK, NY 10020




NEW YORK, NY 10020




NEW YORK, NY 10020



NEW YORK CITY GAY & LESBIAN ANTI-VIOLENCE PROJECT*

NEW YORK, NY 10001

240 WEST 35TH STREET, SUITE 200


SERVICE FOR THE UNDERSERVED*

NEW YORK, NY 10018

463 7TH AVENUE, 17TH FLOOR

Page 206



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PROGRAM AREA: HASA




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Page 207



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Page 208



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Page 209



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NEW YORK, NY 10016

RIKERS ISLAND, 30TH STREET

Page 210



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BOROUGH: MANHATTAN

PROGRAM AREA: CAS



NATIONAL ASSOCIATION ON DRUG ABUSE PROBLEMS (NADAP) - SUBSTANCE ABUSE CENTRALIZED ASSESSMENT PROGRAM

NEW YORK, NY 10017

355 LEXINGTON AVENUE




ARCHNY-IMMIGRATION

NEW YORK, NY 10022

1011 FIRST AVENUE


COMMUNITY SERVICE SOCIETY OF NEW YORK

NEW YORK, NY 10017

633 THIRD AVENUE


THE BRIDGE FUND OF NEW YORK INC.

NEW YORK, NY 10016

271 MADISON AVENUE

Page 211



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BOROUGH: MANHATTAN

PROGRAM AREA: EIS



VOLUNTEERS OF AMERICA*

NEW YORK, NY 10024

340 WEST 85TH STREET



NEW YORK, NY 10024




NEW YORK, NY 10024




NEW YORK, NY 10024


Page 212



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PROGRAM AREA: HASA




-

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-

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-

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-

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-

-

Page 213



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BOROUGH: MANHATTAN

PROGRAM AREA: HASA




-

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Page 214



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BOROUGH: MANHATTAN

PROGRAM AREA: HASA




-

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-

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-

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-

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Page 215



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BOROUGH: MANHATTAN

PROGRAM AREA: EIS



DB GRANT ASSOCIATE, INC. - CAREER ADVANCE*

NEW YORK, NY 10027

55 W. 125TH STREET, 9TH FLOOR

Page 216



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PROGRAM AREA: HASA




-

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-

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-

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Page 217



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Page 218



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BOROUGH: MANHATTAN

PROGRAM AREA: EIS



VIOLENCE INTERVENTION PROGRAM*

NEW YORK, NY 10035

P.O. BOX 1611 TRIBORO STATION



NEW YORK, NY 10035

PO BOX 1611 TRIBORO STATION



NEW YORK, NY 10035

P.O. BOX 1611 TRIBORO STATION

Page 219



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PROGRAM AREA: HASA




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-

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NEW YORK, NY 10035

2276 3RD AVENUE

Page 220



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BOROUGH: MANHATTAN




NORTHERN MANHATTAN IMPROVEMENT CORPORATION

NEW YORK, NY 10033

45 WADSWORTH AVENUE

Page 221



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BOROUGH: QUEENS

PROGRAM AREA: FIA



EAST RIVER DEVELOPMENT ALLIANCE, INC. - JOBS PLUS

LIC, NY 11101

12-11 40TH AVENUE

PROGRAM AREA: HASA




-

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-

-

Page 222



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BOROUGH: QUEENS

PROGRAM AREA: HASA




-

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Page 223



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BOROUGH: QUEENS

PROGRAM AREA: APS



TRANSITIONAL SERVICES FOR NEW YORK, INC.

NEW YORK, NY 11357

10-16 162ND STREET, WHITESTONE

PROGRAM AREA: FIA



AMERICA WORKS OF NEW YORK - CAREER ADVANCE

JAMAICA, NY 11432

88-11 165 STREET, 9TH FLOOR


EAST RIVER DEVELOPMENT ALLIANCE - YOUTH PATHWAY


13-11 40TH AVENUE, 1ST FLOOR


EDUCATIONAL DATA SYSTEMS, INC. - CAREER COMPASS

QUEENS, NY 11377

65-35 QUEENS BLVD.


GOODWILL INDUSTRIES OF GREATER NEW YORK & NORTHERN NEW JERSEY - CAREER ADVANCE

JAMAICA, NY 11432

90-25 161 STREET, 5TH FLOOR

Page 224



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BOROUGH: QUEENS

PROGRAM AREA: EIS



ALLEN A.M.E. CHURCH*

JAMAICA, NY 11434

P.O. BOX 340316





JAMAICA, NY 11432

161-10 JAMAICA AVENUE, 5TH FLOOR




QUEENS LEGAL SERVICES CORPORATION

JAMAICA, NY 11435

89-00 SUTPHIN BLVD., SUITE 206

Page 225



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BOROUGH: QUEENS






1847 MOTT AVENUE


JEWISH COMMUNITY COUNCIL OF THE ROCKAWAY PENINSULA


1525 CENTRAL AVENUE #1

Page 226



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COMMUNITY DISTRICT LOCATED: S01


PROGRAM AREA: EIS



SEAMEN'S SOCIETY FOR CHILDREN AND FAMILIES*


50 BAY STREET

PROGRAM AREA: FIA



ARBOR E & T, LLC D/B/A RESCARE WORKFORCE SERVICES (RWS)

LOUISVILLE, KY 40223

9901 LINN STATION ROAD


MAXIMUS HUMAN SERVICES, INC. - CAREER COMPASS

RESTON, VA 20190

11419 SUNSET HILL ROAD


MAXIMUS HUMAN SERVICES, INC. - CAREER COMPASS

RESTON, VA 20190

11419 SUNSET HILL ROAD

Page 227



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PROGRAM AREA: HASA




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CAMBA, INC.


120 STUYVESANT PLACE, 4TH FLOOR


CAMBA, INC.


209 BAY STREET

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