How to Set Up a Mutual Aid Fund

Group: St. Louis Mutual Aid

A September 2020 essay about how the STL Mutual Aid Fund was set up, with tips for other mutual aid organizers.
  • 81 Willoughby Street, Suite 302
Need Category: Mutual Aid Organizing
Community Focus: Coordinators of mutual aid efforts

How to Start and Run a Bulk Buying Club With Your Community

Group: CoFED

A guide to starting and running a bulk food buying club. This covers, food sourcing, organizing members, running operation, and logistics. Also includes information about different student-run bulk bu...
  • 81 Willoughby Street, Suite 302
Need Category: Food
Community Focus: Coordinators of mutual aid efforts

Immigrant Legal Support for Survivors of Violence and Abuse

Group: Safe Horizon

We help immigrant survivors of violence and abuse obtain status and protection, enabling them to live and work safely in the United States. Our work focuses on humanitarian-based relief created specif...
(718) 943-8632
  • 81 Willoughby Street, Suite 302
Need Category: Legal
Community Focus: Survivors of domestic and intimate partner violence Undocumented people/immigrants

Improving Access to Healthcare for Immigrants

Group: Make the Road New York (MRNY)

Call (718) 418-7690. Make the Road New York works to guarantee equal rights, access, and improved healthcare for the 2.5 million New Yorkers with limited English proficiency. Provides one-on-one assis...
(718) 418-7690
  • 81 Willoughby Street, Suite 302
Need Category: Medical
Community Focus: Undocumented people/immigrants

In-Home Respite for People With Developmental Disabilities

Group: AHRCNYC

For people with developmental disabilities who reside at home with their families, AHRC New York City provides out-of-home and in-home respite opportunities, ranging from a period of a few hours to a...
  • 81 Willoughby Street, Suite 302
Need Category: Medical
Community Focus: Parents/guardians/caregivers

Information About Housing Rights For City Residents

Group: NYC Commission on Human Rights

Information from the NYC Commission on Human Rights about what NYC Human Rights law covers in relation to housing discrimination including specific scenarios in which a complaint might be filed.
  • 81 Willoughby Street, Suite 302
Need Category: Housing Legal
Community Focus: Parents/guardians/caregivers

Information on SNAP Enrollment, Cash Assistance, and Medicaid

Group: NYC Human Resources Administration (HRA)

Call the NYC HRA info line at 718-557-1399, or download the "Access HRA" app to learn more about and apply for benefits.
(718) 557-1399
  • 81 Willoughby Street, Suite 302
Need Category: Money
Community Focus: Unemployed people People with low-income/limited income

Informational Guides for Immigrants

Group: Informed Immigrant

Find information and links to organizations covering topics including DACA, TPS, mental health, education, and employment for undocumented and other immigrants.
  • 81 Willoughby Street, Suite 302
Need Category: Additional Resource Libraries
Community Focus: Undocumented people/immigrants

Interest Free Loans for New Yorkers Seeking Immediate Financial Help

Group: Hebrew Free Loan Society NYC

Hebrew Free Loan Society offers interest free loans for needs such as medical, addiction treatment, higher education, vocational training, and housing. Applicants must be defined as low to moderate in...
  • 81 Willoughby Street, Suite 302
Need Category: Money
Community Focus: People with low-income/limited income

Job Application Platform for People with Disabilities & Chronic Illness

Group: Chronically Capable

A job application platform specifically designed to connect folks with disabilities and chronic illness to employers who have committed to offering flexibility and support of these employees' personal...
  • 81 Willoughby Street, Suite 302
Need Category: Jobs
Community Focus: People with disabilities and chronic illnesses/immuno-compromised

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