Social Security Offices

Metropolitan NY Coordinating Council of Jewish Poverty, known as Met Council, is America's largest Jewish non-profit organization dedicated to combating poverty and assisting over 325,000 clients each year. With a team of experts across ten departments, Met Council provides essential services ranging from food pantries to crisis intervention and support for Holocaust survivors. In addition to addressing immediate needs, Met Council works to empower individuals and families to achieve self-sufficiency through various programs, including benefits access and affordable housing services. The organization also serves as the umbrella for 15 local Jewish Community Councils, ensuring a comprehensive approach to supporting the New York community, particularly in the wake of challenges such as the pandemic and economic downturn. Generated from the website

The Jewish Board of Family and Children's Services in New York City is a 501(c)(3) mental health and social services agency that has been empowering New Yorkers for 150 years. They provide counseling, supportive housing, domestic violence services, adult recovery supports, and a range of other programs to individuals and families of all ages, religions, races, gender identities, sexual orientations, and abilities across the five boroughs. Guided by the values of hope, recovery, and resilience, the Jewish Board impacts over 45,000 lives annually through their diverse services and programs. They strive to treat every person with dignity, embrace differences, and engage individuals and families as partners in their journey towards mental wellness and social support. Generated from the website