Filters: Black/indigenous/people of color

Assistance Enrolling in Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP)

Group: Arab American Family Support Center

Call the Helpline at 1-800-980-6114 to speak to someone about getting help enrolling in SNAP. Available Monday-Friday, 9-5, in English, Arabic, Spanish, and Bangala.
1-800-980-6114
  • 60-20 Woodside Ave, Ground Floor of Sterling Bank
Need Category: Food
Community Focus: Black/indigenous/people of color People with low-income/limited income

Benefits assistance, senior and youth programs, and family services

Group: Grand St. Settlement

Connect with Grand St. Settlement to access financial resources, opportunities for education, counseling, training, and support. Services include one-on-one appointments with Grand St. Settlement staf...
(212) 674-1740
  • 60-20 Woodside Ave, Ground Floor of Sterling Bank
Need Category: Food Housing Education
Community Focus: Black/indigenous/people of color Youth Unemployed people Seniors and elders Incarcerated people and communities subject to over-policing Service and low-wage workers People with low-income/limited income Undocumented people/immigrants

Black Trans Travel Fund

Group: Black Trans Travel Fund

The Black Trans Travel Fund helps to cover monetary expenses for Black transgender women in New York and New Jersey states in need of money for transportation, in order for them to be able to self-det...
  • 60-20 Woodside Ave, Ground Floor of Sterling Bank
Need Category: Delivery/Transport
Community Focus: Black/indigenous/people of color LGBTQIA2+

Brooklyn Immigrant Community Support - Mutual Aid`

Group: Brooklyn Immigrant Community Support (BICS)

A Facebook group with information about food and other material support, as well as legal resources for immigrants.
  • 60-20 Woodside Ave, Ground Floor of Sterling Bank
Need Category: Food Translation Safety from Violence Additional Resource Libraries
Community Focus: Domestic workers/care workers Black/indigenous/people of color Survivors of domestic and intimate partner violence Undocumented people/immigrants

Digital Resource Map by and for Transgender, Non-binary and/or Intersex People

Group: Callen-Lorde

TransAtlas is a map-based guide to community organizations, agencies and spaces across the 5 boroughs of New York City, made by and for people of transgender, non-binary and/or intersex experience....
  • 60-20 Woodside Ave, Ground Floor of Sterling Bank
Need Category: Education
Community Focus: Black/indigenous/people of color Unemployed people Service and low-wage workers People with low-income/limited income

Doula Access and Care for Black and Low Income Patients

Group: Health Leads

A reimbursement service that covers doula care under Medicaid. For New Yorkers who seek support through pregnancy and post partum.
  • 60-20 Woodside Ave, Ground Floor of Sterling Bank
Need Category: Childcare and Pregnancy Medical
Community Focus: Black/indigenous/people of color People with low-income/limited income

Financial Counseling and Workshops for South Asian Small Businesses

Group: Chhaya CDC

We provide the tools and opportunities that support community members to make informed choices and take actions to improve their financial well-being. Chhaya is a community development corporation wi...
(718) 478-3848
  • 60-20 Woodside Ave, Ground Floor of Sterling Bank
Need Category: Education
Community Focus: Black/indigenous/people of color

Financial guidance, legal counsel, and more resources for small businesses

Group: NYC Small Business Resource Network

Small Business Support Specialists offer technology, real estate, legal and accounting services, procurement opportunities, marketing, sources of loans and grants, and more.
  • 60-20 Woodside Ave, Ground Floor of Sterling Bank
Community Focus: Black/indigenous/people of color

Free healthcare access application for people with HIV/AIDS

Group: NY State Department of Health

The Uninsured Care Programs provide access to free health care (Drugs, Outpatient Primary Care, Home Care, Insurance Premium Payments, and Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis to prevent HIV infection) for New Yo...
  • 60-20 Woodside Ave, Ground Floor of Sterling Bank
Need Category: Mental & Behavioral Health Medical
Community Focus: Black/indigenous/people of color Youth LGBTQIA2+

Free mental health resources for BIPOC in NYC

Group: Darkness Rising Project

Visit the website to get connected to free resources and tools including "Find Me a Therapist", a Black Mental Health Resource Packet, and a Black Mental Health Provider Database.
  • 60-20 Woodside Ave, Ground Floor of Sterling Bank
Need Category: Mental & Behavioral Health
Community Focus: Black/indigenous/people of color

Homeownership assistance for low-to-moderate income families in Queens

Group: Neighborhood Housing Services of Queens CDC

Non-profit offering a variety of free and low-cost counseling and seminars to aid people in achieving and maintaining homeownership.
(718) 457-1017
  • 60-20 Woodside Ave, Ground Floor of Sterling Bank
Need Category: Housing
Community Focus: Black/indigenous/people of color Youth Artists/freelancers/folks outside the formal economy Unemployed people Seniors and elders Service and low-wage workers People with low-income/limited income

Housing Court Hotline

Group: Housing Court Answers

Call (212) 962-4795 Monday-Friday 9-5 for information about housing court procedures, landlord & tenant rules and regulations, enforcement of housing code violations, and referrals for free legal help...
(212) 962-4795
  • 60-20 Woodside Ave, Ground Floor of Sterling Bank
Need Category: Mental & Behavioral Health Socializing (e.g. video calls) Housing Jobs Education Petcare
Community Focus: Black/indigenous/people of color People who use drugs Unemployed people People with low-income/limited income

Mental Health Resource Directory for Black/African-American Communities

Group: Boris Lawrence Henson Foundation

A Directory of Mental Health Providers and Programs serving the African-American community.
  • 60-20 Woodside Ave, Ground Floor of Sterling Bank
Need Category: Mental & Behavioral Health
Community Focus: Black/indigenous/people of color

Playground Community Fridge Initiative

Group: Playground Coffee Shop

Get fresh, free produce 24/7 at a community fridge in four locations - Williamsburg, Clinton Hill, and Bed-Stuy.
  • 60-20 Woodside Ave, Ground Floor of Sterling Bank
Need Category: Food
Community Focus: Black/indigenous/people of color

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