Justice belongs to every New Yorker. Whether you’re facing barriers to stable housing or mental health treatment, there are resources in your community that can help. We’ve launched this page as a tool to help you navigate the ones that already exist today, and our team is working to add more. Explore (and share!) the services below—and check back in the coming weeks for an expanded list.

FEATURED RESOURCES

100 Suits for 100 Men

Provides free professional attire, workforce development for New Yorkers in need

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Artistic Noise

Artistic Noise builds community with system-impacted youth to enhance people's lives through art making

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Art Start

Art Start uses the creative process to nurture the voices, hearts, and minds of youth from historically marginalized communities

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B.R.A.G (Bronx Rises Against Gun Violence)

Reduces gun violence by supporting at-risk youth

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BronxConnect (Urban Youth Alliance)

Supports Bronx youth with education and counseling to prevent incarceration

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Center for Justice Innovation

Builds justice in partnership with community residents

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Community Capacity Development (CCD) - Human Justice Network

Supports local groups with training, grants, and partnerships to tackle community issues

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Community Development Project

The Legal Aid Society's Community Development Project helps people with criminal records start small businesses

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Drive Change

Offers a paid three-month training program in culinary arts, financial and digital literacy and centers healing for formerly incarcerated youth

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G.R.E.E.N.E.

Uses evidence-based Cure Violence strategies to reduce gun violence in our neighborhood

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Guns Down Life Up

Mentors youth to foster personal growth and reduce gun violence

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Jacobi Hospital/Stand Up To Violence

Addresses violent trauma and violence through a public health lens

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King of Kings

Empowers youth through drug and violence prevention programs

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Life Camp

Offers youth and families educational, employment, and social opportunities

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Man Up!

Offers violence intervention/prevention, youth services, workforce development, and family support to strengthen communities

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Stand Against Violence (SAVE) East Harlem

Offers violence prevention/intervention services in East Harlem; Emotional support, educational opportunities, and career services for young adults aged 16-24 citywide

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Street Corner Resources (Speak Peace Forward)

Provides youth greater access to jobs, education, and training

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Theater of the Oppressed

Theatre of the Oppressed NYC partners with communities facing discrimination to inspire transformative action through theatre

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True 2 Life

Provides education, job opportunities, mentorship for high risk youth, and community programs to support and strengthen families

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Reach out to add your organization to our partner list.

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DID YOU KNOW?

New York evictions nearly tripled from 2022 to 2023.

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City of New York

data.cityofnewyork.us

48% of young New Yorkers experience symptoms of depression.

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Department of Health and Mental Hygiene

nyc.gov

Over 2 million New Yorkers have limited access to critical services because of criminal records.

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The Legal Aid Society

legalaidnyc.org/news/clean-slate-act

Last year, 1,966 teens were sent to juvenile detention in New York.

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New York State Office of Children and Family Services

ocfs.ny.gov

Almost 32,000 people were arrested and prosecuted in Brooklyn last year.

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New York City Criminal Justice Agency

nycja.org

Almost 28,000 people were arrested and prosecuted in Queens last year.

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New York City Criminal Justice Agency

nycja.org