–Program aims to create new career pathways for New York City public high school students— –End of term project winners to receive tickets to New Year’s Eve Ball Drop Celebration– University Settlement, a social services

Co-hosted by University Settlement and VNS Health   向下滾動查看中文   Falls remain a pressing global health concern, with the World Health Organization (WHO) ranking them as the second leading cause of unintentional injury deaths, claiming

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Peter B. Siroka (Partner, Fried, Frank, Harris, Shriver & Jacobson LLP) has been elected to University Settlement’s Board of Directors, the nation’s first settlement house announced today. Peter specializes in restructuring and insolvency at Fried

Aisha Oliver-Staley (Senior Vice President, General Counsel, and University Secretary, New York University) has been elected to University Settlement’s Board of Directors, the nation’s first settlement house announced today. At NYU, Aisha leads the Office

University Settlement is thrilled to announce the return of its summer festival ROAR: Rejoice! Organize! Activate! Reclaim! Taking place every Saturday from July 8th to August 12th 2023, this vibrant event will energize the public spaces

The Performance Project @ University Settlement will receive a $50,000 grant from the Rockefeller Brothers Fund’s Charles E. Culpeper Arts & Culture program, the nation’s first settlement house announced today. The Performance Project (TPP) supports

Co-hosted by University Settlement, VNS Health, and the Chinese American Medical Society   With heart disease and stroke ranking as the second and third leading causes of death for Asian Americans, it’s vital that members

Download a copy of this testimony Testimony of University Settlement before the New York City Council FY24 Executive Budget Hearing Committee on Finance, Chair Justin Brannan Submitted by Rachel Ramos, Director of Special Needs, Early