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University Settlement CEO Melissa Aase and HSC CEO Michelle Jackson publish op-ed on proposed NYC budget cuts
Headlined “A False Choice on Families in New York City,” the piece begins: New York City Mayor Eric Adams’ administration would have you believe that we must choose between funding social services and assisting asylum ...
Everyone back in the Houston Street Center pool – and conference center!
Read full coverage in The Village Sun After being closed since the pandemic, the Houston Street Center has finally reopened its swimming pool and conference center. It’s big news since the city’s Parks Department ...
$950,000 collaborative grant will empower University Settlement’s College Passport and Families Thriving programs to expand mental health and wellness services to NYC students
Funded by the Solon E. Summerfield Foundation, The Carmel Hill Fund, and the Gray Foundation University Settlement’s College Passport and Families Thriving programs will receive a $950,000 collaborative grant from the Solon E. Summerfield ...
How Butterflies integrates emotional wellness into our early childhood programs
By Melissa Aase, CEO, University Settlement Life comes at you fast, and change can be daunting for all of us – and particularly for young children. This means that September is always a busy and ...
University Settlement’s Gary Adams Delivers Testimony at “NYCHA Physical Needs Assessment” hearing
Download a copy of this testimony Testimony of University Settlement before the New York City Council Oversight Hearing on “$78.34 Billion: NYCHA’s Physical Needs Assessment” Committee on Public Housing, Chair Alexa Avilés Submitted by Gary ...
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