NCJW NY has a long and rich history of speaking out for progressive policy change. We continue this tradition today as the leading Jewish voice for economic and reproductive justice for New Yorkers...
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Hunger and Food Insecurity
According to the latest data available, nearly 1.8 million New York City residents – 20 percent of the population – qualify for federal nutrition support (SNAP), and no community is immune to the effects of poverty...
Healthy Aging
At NCJW NY, we help seniors build community while they master new skills, helping them to defy stereotypes about what it means to grow old, and to live independently at home, where they most want to be...
Healing and Support
We believe that all New Yorkers deserve support and healing in life’s most difficult and destabilizing moments. Our licensed social worker facilitates several support groups and offers resources and referrals to help our clients deal with challenging moments...
Literacy and School Readiness
Since founding a Kindergarten more than 100 years ago, NCJW NY has been committed to boosting literacy skills and fostering school-readiness for our city’s most marginalized populations, especially low-income New Yorkers and newly arrived immigrants...