Non-Profit & Community

The 150 fellowships are designed to serve disadvantaged and priority communities across New York state

The project brings 13 new home ownership opportunities to 13 sites scattered across East New York

The giveaway was organized by New York Cares to help 5,000 Brooklyn students return safely back to school

A number of public health experts in Brooklyn support the City's plan for reopening schools, despite the rise in COVID-19 cases.

The city offered community groups $100 for every person they referred to get vaccinated – East Flatbush Village came through with almost 500 people

New college President Dr. Pratricia Ramsey has promised to meet with union leaders and come up with a 'path forward'

Opponents welcome the resources, but not the child welfare system's involvement.

New York’s eviction moratorium is expiring on August 31, and New Yorkers are being urged to apply for rental assistance from the federal fund before they risk eviction.

Robin Hood is acknowledging all the different support networks that go into early childhood development: from mental health providers, to food pantries, educators, childcare, immigration advocates, mutual aid networks and more

The area roughly between Throop and Sarotoga Avenues has more than 3,000 empty apartments