OUR PARTNERS
OUR PARTNERS
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Our partners range from community organizations, a Federally Qualified Health Center, an academic institution, health care professional organizations, and government agencies. Current partners include:
AAFE offers an array of programs for community members, including housing counseling, access to social services and government benefits, smoking cessation, immigration services, small business loans and education and homeownership services.
BPL is one of the nation’s largest public library systems and currently has more than 850,000 active cardholders. BPL is a recognized leader in cultural offerings, literacy, out-of-school-time services, workforce development programs, and digital literacy. In a borough of wide economic disparity, where the costs of basic necessities often take priority over spending on cultural enrichment opportunities, BPL provides a democratic space where patrons of all economic standings can avail themselves and their children of cultural and educational programs in a broad range of disciplines.
CBWCHC provides comprehensive, high-quality primary care services, including internal medicine, pediatrics, OB/GYN, dental, eye, and mental health care, to everyone - regardless of ability to pay, language, or immigration status. With locations in Lower Manhattan and Flushing, Queens, the Health Center also offers support services such as a free quit smoking program, a hepatitis B program, and specialized care for children with special needs.
For over 25 years, CAIPA has been the leading voice for independent physicians serving the Asian community across Greater New York. Their unique community-focused approach, culturally and linguistically tailored to our 500,000+ patient population, has earned us the highest quality ratings in healthcare across metro New York.
CAMS is a non-profit organization that consists of healthcare professionals committed to improving Chinese Americans' health status through education and community service.
Established in 1963, it is the oldest and now one of the largest and most successful national Chinese American medical societies in North America with regional chapters in Boston and Albany and over 1,300 members. Its mission is to improve the health status of Chinese American and to promote excellence in health care for all through the mobilization of health care professionals.
CPC is the nation's largest Asian American social services organization and we are the trusted partner to 60,000 individuals and families striving to achieve goals in their education, family, community and career. We welcome community members at every stage of life to over 50 high-quality programs at 35 sites in Manhattan, Brooklyn and Queens. Their mission is to promote the social and economic empowerment of Chinese American, immigrant, and low-income communities and its vision is to advance and transform communities.
A Brooklyn-based network of community health centers offering primary, specialty and behavioral health care, more than 50 school-based health and dental clinics, and a wide array of social and educational support services for adults, children, and families.
ISS is a community-based non-profit organization founded in 1972 and dedicated to improving the conditions of underserved immigrants and children of immigrants. Through programs and services, we strive to create an environment that enables children/ youth, young adults, seniors, and families to flourish and build resilience.
KCS provides culturally competent programs in areas of senior services, education, immigration, workforce development, public health, and mental health.
Their mission is to be a bridge for Korean immigrants and the wider Asian community to fully integrate into society and overcome any economic, health and linguistic barriers so that they become independent and thriving members of the community.
The NYC Health Department Tobacco Policy and Programs Unit's goal is to help every New Yorker to be free from the harm that commercial tobacco and nicotine products can cause. They engage in work related to tobacco policy, treatment, community outreach, communications, and research/evaluation.
Smoke-Free NYCHA created healthier homes for residents and healthier working environments for employees by reducing exposure to secondhand smoke and providing support to residents and employees who smoke and want to quit.
NYC Treats Tobacco (NYCTT) partners with medical and behavioral healthcare organizations throughout NYC's five boroughs to provide free services aimed at enhancing an organization's delivery of tobacco use dependence treatment for all patients. NYCTT works with organizations to create tobacco dependence treatment policies that ensure all patients are screened for tobacco use and those who smoke are offered evidence-based treatment. Along with policy support, NYCTT provides additional quality improvement support such as provider trainings, free patient education materials, and NRT (while supplies last).
The CSP is committed to developing and implementing effective approaches to health promotion and disease prevention at the community level. The Tobacco Free Community Initiative comprises an array of programs to address high smoking rates among immigrant populations.
PHS works to protect the health of New Yorkers by utilizing outreach, education, advocacy, partnership, and communication by actively enaging community members and key stakeholders (local community boards, community-based organizations, and influential decision-makers) to support the prevention and reduction of tobacco use. PHS aims for tobacco-free norms where people live, work and play by helping NYC based businesses and buildings pass voluntary smoke-free policies and engage with their Reality Check youth to become tobacco-free advocates.
SOCB is a health initiative that helps patients navigate all aspects of cancer care, from screening to treatment. SOCB is a multipronged community-engaged initiative that aims to reduce the overall burden of cancer and alleviate cancer-related disparities in Brooklyn. The initiative engages local communities to disseminate innovative, evidence-based solutions for cancer prevention, early detection, care, and survivorship.
If you or someone you know needs assistance getting screened and/or treated for cancer, please email SOCBCommunity@nyulangone.org or call 718-630-7622. They speak your language.
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