A program that provides job training to advance employment opportunities and foster independence for adults with autism. Skills such as resume writing and interviewing will be combined with basic workplace practices.

A program that provides computer skills to older adults through pairing Bronx youth with older adult centers in areas with the highest elderly population.

A multilingual program that provides migrant women job training in hard skills and soft skills that helps them make the transition into the NYC workforce.

Financial literacy workshops that would teach participants strategies and skills to develop financial decision-making skills, improve credit scores, and grow savings.

After-school education programs that will ease the transition into adulthood. A mentorship program would teach youth about college prep, career opportunities, and life skills.

A program to give caregivers and school staff the skills and understanding to aid children who have mental health issues. Workshops would be held with mental health and restorative justice professionals.

A camp program for differently abled youth between 11 and 18 years old that would be held between late summer and the beginning of school.

A program that focuses on delivering home-cooked, culturally sensitive, and healthy meals to homebound seniors.

An innovation center where formerly incarcerated young adults receive training and mentorship to develop their business ideas, culminating in a competition for the best ideas, with up to $20,000 awarded to the winning idea.

After-school programs for elementary and middle school students so they can experience more field trips highlighting the environment, nature, and getting outdoors. Students learn better in varied settings.

A program to provide seniors with in-depth information on health care plans to increase their understanding and utilization of health insurance and preventative care measures.

A program where youth are mentored by seniors who provide career advice and share life experiences. All participants would receive incentives and a stipend for their participation.

Providing resources, training and supplies to single teen parents to develop effective parenting skills. There are many young parents in Brooklyn without access to the resources necessary for successful parenting.

Funding to start youth-run gardens and farm stands in underserved neighborhoods in Brooklyn. This would bridge the connection between eating fresh food and preventing diseases while engaging youth and the community.

De-escalation and self-defense training for 9-13-year-olds in neighborhoods with high rates of violence that are lacking programming to address it.

Program funding for STEM project-based, interactive after-school programs for middle schools and high schools with greater than 80% Black and Latinx youth to increase their representation in STEM fields.

Voluntary workshops that will provide teachers with skills to teach students critical thinking. This will help to increase student's ability to tell fact from fiction and distinguish objectivity from bias.

A program that trains social workers on a mobile response team to respond to emergency situations involving mental health crises.

A program to connect grade 8-12 students to paid internships including an emphasis on professional development in areas of their interest.

An educational program that provides complete and accurate housing information sessions for housing-insecure families. Workshops could be held in locations throughout the community.

An inclusive after-school art program that celebrates the diversity of New York City and fosters creative expression in youth. The focus would be on visual arts including drawing, painting, and photography.

An after school program to promote non-college career paths in the trades and provide vocational resources for high school students from Manhattan. There will be an emphasis on employment after graduating.

A mental health program with drop-in services for New Yorkers who have experienced trauma, with a focus on youth who have been impacted by trauma. The focus would be on neighborhoods with high rates of violence.

Assistance for immigrants who want to continue their careers in the United States through workshops to further their training, transfer credits and diplomas, and acquire licenses.

This project would expand festivals and night markets across Queens. The multicultural festivals would help promote the Borough's diversity, culture, and history through art and music.

Employment preparation services for unhoused people. The program would provide personal hygiene resources (such as hair cuts or showers), interview prep, and resume development.

After-school workshops and discussions for middle schoolers regarding the importance of proper nutrition, rest, exercise, and mental and physical health.

Free and accessible parental support within early childhood centers/elementary schools. Services include childbirth education classes, infant CPR/safety, mental health support, and support groups.

An afterschool internship and mentorship program for youth in public housing. This will focus on teaching community organizing, civic engagement, and advocacy.

Self-defense, de-escalation, bystander intervention, and healing justice trainings to combat hate and/or gender violence. This will ultimately build community safety without authorities' involvement.

This project would provide Spanish language classes for non-Spanish speakers in order to improve communication between diverse residents and strengthen community and workplace relations.

A program for North and South Shore residents to interact, build understanding and share experiences around topics such as gardening, job training, social support, tutoring, and volunteer opportunities.

A gardening and nutrition program to increase access to fresh produce and foster independence for youth and seniors through workshops on urban farming, nutrition, cooking, and employment opportunities. The program would include stipends for youth and seniors.

Pop-up job fairs and classroom training for youth and adults to increase access to job opportunities and bring services to hard to reach populations.

This afterschool program will have students in grades K-8 Research and document the history of Bed Stuy and culminate in a final event coinciding with Black History Month.

Educational programs for the community. Classes on the importance of voting including education on elected officials and their duties. Information will also be provided on public safety, housing, and senior centers.

Create a safe space for youth to support them in moving away from violence and in finding productive life paths and jobs. This project will provide skills like non-punitive techniques for violence interruption and peace circle trainings.

This project includes workshops in film screenings and other events to increase the overall pride of the residents of Bed Stuy. Activities and classes would allow the community to share the history and legacy of the neighborhood.

Free after-school tutoring programs for local youth. The program would hire tutors to support elementary and middle school youth throughout the summer break of 2023 and the 2023-2024 school year.

Developing a green space within Brownsville that can act as a haven for residents of the community. This project would allow us to grow more plants within the neighborhood and improve air quality and beautify the neighborhood.

Creating an Anti-Gun Violence Advocacy group that would combat violence in the neighborhood through both local intervention and lobbying.

Supporting mental health clinics in the Brownsville Community in an effort to combat crime and potential incidents committed by those who require mental health assistance by creating extensive outreach programs.

A program to connect seniors and youth by engaging them through cooking, storytelling, and cultural exploration. Seniors and youth will cook together while sharing their culture. This project aims to strengthen ties in Bushwick.

A program to raise awareness and connect Bushwick residents to mental and physical health resources. The aim is to start conversations around mental health and reduce stigma while also supporting a person’s overall well-being.

This program aims to address some of the inequalities women face and have conversations about women’s health. The program will supply women with pads, tampons, and other supplies to support them during their periods.

An after-school civic engagement program for high school students. It will educate them on city government and the role they play in their community. Students will participate in a civic engagement project focusing on local issues.

The program would provide Canarsie seniors and people with disabilities who are unable to do so on their own with assistance in clearing snow and other debris from their properties.

By providing individuals in Canarsie with job prep, training, and various certification programs (including paying for all the fees), there will be more employment opportunities available for participants.

A cleaning group will be created to address the constant issue of our parks' poor maintenance and safety hazards.

This project will leverage the cinematic experience to engage and inspire youth. It will act as a violence deterrent using cinema exhibitions curated by youth with innovative practices to inspire creative expression and critical thinking.

Addressing unemployment by providing various skills training to youth and adults. People over the age of 18 will get access to tax preparation, grant application, resume writing, and computer skills.

This program aims to help immigrant women strengthen their financial literacy and business skills in the food service industry. The women will engage in food prep and business ethics, to build their own business.

Mental health workshops targeted to men, youth, and the public would combine access to mental health resources and nutritional cooking. The goal would be to amplify the connection between physical and mental health in the community.

Seniors and youth will bridge the digital divide together. Youth will help seniors learn how to use tablets and smartphones as well as navigate social media. Youth will also get a chance to learn how to develop apps without code.

This program has retirees bring their office skills to the classroom to help youth with homework, skills training, and resume assistance among other skills to help prepare them for the workplace.

Participants would be taught financial literacy skills and how to start a business as they are exposed to and develop vocational skills in woodworking, culinary arts, and sewing (as well as other trades).

This program will provide art and dance workshops for people living with disabilities.

Introducing 6-12 graders to different college opportunities and providing them with mentors to help them to prepare applications and access financial aid resources.

Workshops for adults and youth on budgeting, saving, and passing on wealth through generations by delivering age-group appropriate tools and resources.

The project would convene a panel of community members to discuss the unaffordability of healthcare since many individuals are unable to receive treatment. The panel would propose policy and community-based solutions.

The Flatbush Youth Council (FYC) seeks to reduce violence in their community by developing youth leadership skills youth through service learning projects.

This project wants to connect pregnant immigrant women to housing opportunities through targeted case management support.

This program will teach English language learners practical skills to navigate daily situations and access resources. Topics could include how to navigate a doctor’s appointment, how to advocate for your child at school, and more.

This program will offer free mental health workshops throughout the community, teaching residents how to spot the signs of mental health challenges, offer assistance, and connect individuals with the appropriate resources.

Provide high-quality afterschool and summer programming for girls of color, between ages 12 and 17. The program will be located within Community District 6.

Create a partnership with a local community wellness center to allow existing patients suffering from chronic diseases to have free or discounted physical activities, cooking classes and healthy fresh foods.

A team of youth and adults dedicated to spotting, reporting, and addressing debris, refuse, and abandoned vehicles or abandoned dwellings specifically in the Tremont neighborhood. They will be paid for their service.

Providing tablets with free Wi-Fi to a group of older adults to help them learn and practice online skills. Classes on how to use them will also be provided.

This program will lead various activities including yoga, dancing, field trips to amusements parks and cultural centers, and more for older adults. These sessions will happen on Saturdays at River Park Housing.

This program will teach BIPOC youth the basics of coding. They will learn programming languages and get to write their own code. The program will supply computers for participants to use.

The program will train youth in professional stylist skills. The students will learn haircutting, coloring, shaving, and skincare as well as provide skills to start a career. After the program, they will be equipped with the skills to become master barbers.

This program will use innovative techniques to change the narrative surrounding mental health. Students will learn the realities of mental health and its impacts on daily life. Projects using mediums such as videos and podcasts will help understanding.

This program will provide a safe space for girls to share their fears, dreams, and challenges. It will address challenges such as peer pressure, self-esteem, conflict, etiquette, building self-confidence, STD awareness, and more.

This program will hold classes to improve local residents' understanding of culturally appropriate healthy foods and how to prepare them properly. Workshops will be held every other week and also cover childhood nutrition.

These monthly workshops will create awareness in our community of the negative effects of drugs. They will help create employment opportunities for our youth to give them an alternative to selling drugs and committing crimes.

This project will host eight workshops for new immigrants over five months. Workshop topics will include civic engagement, how to apply for employment, how to get social services, and understanding local immigration systems.

Training in growing, cultivating, and starting a business in the growing cannabis industry. Topics will include how to develop a business plan, obtain a license, and conduct appropriate marketing.

Primarily in-home counseling sessions focusing on substance abuse and crisis intervention to ensure families have healthy, safe, and productive lives. Social service referrals will be provided as needed as well.

Youth and family workshops on mental health, health and nutrition, and family education related to individuals who identify as LGBTQIA.

Provide youth access to trauma informed care, giving youth an opportunity to talk to social workers candidly about their mental health. Outreach will be conducted in high-violence areas and underserved communities.

This is a cooking program teaching people in the neighborhood about healthy food and how to use it and supply them with it. Eating and learning about healthier food and how to use it can help solve health problems and access to food.

Seminars and workshops about emotional intelligence, self-esteem, and managing emotions. This would help promote united families, emotionally stable children, more productive men and women, and a better community.

A program where a team of tech experts offers free seminars and online/in-person courses on the fundamentals of web development and design. It will be open to local middle and high schools, as well as other community residents.

The program will give seniors and youth opportunities to share life experiences. Topics will include arts, crafts, the use of technology, and sharing work experiences. These will allow participants to build intergenerational relationships.

This program will create a year-long program for youth (ages 11-21) to receive education on Afro-American History. The program will result in an art piece featured at a Juneteenth event in our community of Mill Pond Park.

Workshops will focus on holistic approaches to address the causes of violence in communities. The workshop sessions will focus on career support and strengthening families. Participants will receive certificates in mediation.

An intergenerational program focused on events and workshops, that work to unite NYCHA residents, schools, and businesses to work together to build a clean street program that builds community, and beautifies our neighborhoods.

A program that promotes intergenerational activities with mentorship and guidance using topics such as local history lessons, gardening in community gardens, storytelling, exercise, and arts and crafts.

A holistic healing program that uses art and culture to address the various traumas in communities with a model using trauma-informed staff. Activities include music and art classes, theatre, and contemporary arts education.

A community cooperative that focuses on connecting healthy eating, living, and wellness while investing in community members who already have those skills. Workshop topics include cooking, physical fitness, and health.

This program will include events and workshops on food justice, health inequity, and nutrition education. Morrison Plaza and the Open Market will be used as a resource to involve small businesses in community engagement.

A program to bring diverse groups of people together and participate in community-building activities in the Parkchester neighborhood to build new connections. This program also includes neighborhood cleanups.

A program to provide information to our community on financial literacy and on how to become homeowners. Also includes education on waste management, how to be good neighbors, and more.

This program will provide older adults with transportation for shopping, appointments, and events. It will also include an intergenerational opportunity in which Youth will accompany older adults in community activities.

This program is for youth aged 16-18 years old. It would include workshops focused on teaching basic financial principles from managing a bank account to investing. The goal is to prepare youth to make informed financial decisions.

This program is designed to help community members learn about health and wellness through various sessions that would focus on mental health literacy, coping skills, nutrition, and how/when to seek professional help.

This program will engage 25 young adults ages 14 to 24 in a biweekly civic leadership training. Field trips will include a trip to Albany to meet with local lawmakers and a trip to DC to meet with our federal representatives.

This program will educate community members on health disparities in Harlem including chronic illnesses and health risks such as heart disease. Members will be able to receive health screenings and ask questions in a safe setting.

Conduct outreach to the community, provide screenings using health, social, and economic indicators to determine people's needs and help people find available resources. It would include youth with learning disorders who need additional support.

Workshops for residents on the protection of property, active shooter situations, transportation safety, and how to stay safe in different scenarios through de-escalation. Also, educating youth about the dangers of gangs and ways of leaving the gangs safely.

Families in East Harlem have been deeply affected by the pandemic. Suffering through anxiety, isolation, and trauma more than ever. Implementing wellness workshops and support groups for adults would be a step toward helping them.

This project consists of workshops to help adults who speak Spanish. The sessions would include resume writing, using smartphones, navigating the internet, interviewing skills, finding housing, banking, the pathway to citizenship, and civics.

After-school youth programming with a focus on violence prevention and restorative justice.

Programming for justice system-involved and housing unstable youth that focuses on empowerment, housing, and know-your-rights education.

This program will address the disparities in mental health in communities of color. It will provide mental health care professionals and resources to disproportionately affected communities of color.

This project will provide assistance for victims of domestic violence. With the assistance of licensed professionals, the program will provide communities of color with the needed skills in recognizing and dealing with trauma.

This program will provide a safe space for seniors to receive care services in their community. It will provide a place where seniors can gather to entertain, enjoy crafts, have town hall meetings, and discuss senior safety.

This project will help our youth and young adults learn digital skills that will help them gain new hobbies while developing skills that can be used in work environments.

This project will teach our youth and young adults skills that will help them accumulate wealth by learning about banking and investing. It will boost morale and develop people's positive mindsets.

This project will help feed our starving community and make food accessible to everyone. This will tackle the food insecurity epidemic we are currently facing.

This project will help our community members realize they are not alone. Many members of our community do not talk about their problems and need a place to share and discuss their concerns.

Host workshops focused on topics selected by teens including Say No to Drugs, Using Social Media, Community Service, Getting involved in Sports, Internships, Job Readiness, and more!

Workshops will teach children proper digital and in-person etiquette that will help them build confidence, and gratitude, and be more likely to respect others.

Host a series of job fairs focusing on organizations that are looking to hire candidates that speak other languages.

Choose the 5 most common chronic diseases and do a workshop about each one to better understand the disease, including healthy habits to manage the disease, and understanding how families can help.

The project will create a program teaching financial literacy, savings, budgeting, and how to run a business. It will include classes on making and managing money. The program would target youth and adults in the community.

The project will address food insecurity issues in the community. It will create a food bank where seniors and community members who live below the poverty line can get culturally relatable food.

This project will provide programs that will create ways to access the city’s resources and help immigrants to navigate the system. There will be workshops and seminars that provide capacity for immigrant integration.

The project will have programs for the social and physical well-being of seniors. It will have opportunities for seniors to go to events at discounted prices. And it will have spaces where they can meet other seniors and youth and provide mentoring.

Create a community support group that matches seniors to youth through shared qualities and interests. The pair can talk about an issue that the senior and the youth can relate to. Groups can also do activities together.

We would create a community program that shows you how to know your rights in the workplace, professional development, and manage and save your money. Show what banks offer savings and returns even for children's accounts.

The creation of community music programs (chorus, instrumental, theatre, and dance) for youth. There would be groups of different ages so they can help each other and share tips. Host community meetings to get input, ideas, and buy-in.

A program that will teach community members about different forms of art, such as culinary art, graphic art, and gaming design.

This program will assist community members in job prep and vocational training. The program will also welcome community members re-entering society after incarceration.

Fight substance abuse among BIPOC youth in Queens Village by holding educational sessions and workshops regarding substance abuse, gun violence, and smoking.

Provide resources for immigrants to better help them navigate public resources regarding immigration matters by hosting educational sessions and workshops in multiple languages. Case management would also be available.

To combat a lack of college readiness, free after-school programs that focus on SAT Prep and college readiness will be provided to high school students whose families can not afford these types of programs.

Mental health screenings and therapy for Spanish and English speaking populations that will provide a holistic approach to intervention with the goal of improving the quality of life.

This program would provide audio-visual classes that teach all ages the basics of computers and video production. This provides exposure to career development and opportunities for creativity. Special needs accommodation would be provided.

Bulk purchases of food or products such as diapers will be distributed to families through existing distribution efforts. Soup kitchen type of service as well.

A youth-oriented program that will hold a multicultural dance event for youth to dance and share their culture including music and food. This recognizes the diversity of Queensbridge and the need for youth activities.

English language programs are essential to bridge language barriers. Non-English speakers struggle to find free classes in their communities. Classes will reach members of our community that experience barriers in day-to-day life due to language.

Fitness in the park will be a series of free and accessible classes to promote a healthier lifestyle while focusing on mental health and mindfulness. Classes will be appropriate to the community and include a variety of fitness styles.

This project would provide culturally responsive and holistic support to new immigrants so they are aware of their workplace rights in the form of workshops and one-on-one support.

A job readiness series for youth and adults that helps them with tools for job readiness. It will include workshops on bridging the digital divide, and resume-building using accessible learning modules.

A Way-Out Lifestyle Project proposes to give youth options to prevent the introduction into a life of crime. It will provide positive intervention with mentors who will intervene in gang recruitment by employment training, sports, and team-building.

This project would engage youth and seniors in an intergenerational talk and walk activity where they can help beautify the neighborhood by providing community service while bridging the age gap by sharing stories and building bridges.

The Rockaways Tech Steward Program will provide Cisco Certified Training to youth 16-24 interested in a career path in technology that includes, coding, programming, Information Security, IT Management and Computer Science.

The program will provide immediate and ongoing services to families who have experienced traumatic loss due to death, accident, or violence. Services will be tailored to address the needs of diverse family structures.

There will be exercise classes offered to people of all ages such as yoga, Zumba, cumbiamba, chair aerobics, cardio dance, and dance fitness. The sessions will be free and open to everyone, at a convenient location twice a week.

People from other countries who want to become citizens will find information on how to successfully navigate life in the US. There will be immigration law clinics and information on getting by in the US provided by organizations that serve immigrants.

This project will implement culturally and linguistically competent food and nutrition workshops for vulnerable communities on Staten Island. Produce featured in the workshops will be distributed to attendees.

This project will develop and implement workshops on financial literacy targeting youth and vulnerable populations on Staten Island.

This project will organize workshops to educate immigrant workers about wage theft and worker's rights, and will also organize public events for new immigrants and asylum seekers.

This project will develop and implement an awareness campaign to educate people on how to use mental health services in a crisis that minimizes the presence of law enforcement.