Henry Street Settlement

Joshua Hakimian

Paula Danielle

Zoe Geary

The Parent

Center281 E. Broadway

“Henry Street continues to be a dynamic

catalyst for social and economic progress”

Clients• Majority = single, African American mothers

– referred by CCC

– Live in the area… in housing sponsored by Henry Street

Staff• Run by Occupational Therapy Graduate

Students ----NikiPatel: “The purpose of OT is to lead individuals

back to a life that is meaningful to them”(1st year graduate student at NYIT)

Programs• Toddler Tuesdays (10-11:30)

• Healthy Living (for the family) (Thursdays 11-12)

• Me Time(parents can drop in an relax, at anytime)

• Activities & workshops just for parents…to meet

other people like them (networking)

• Pampering for Parents (week long program)

• Parenting Skills Group—– “an opportunity for parents to meet other

parents, share ideas and become part of a supportive and safe community”

Funding

• Strict budget… supported by grants (non-profit organization)

• Donations: in the form of monetary donations, as well as goods

(bicycles, hygiene products, office supplies, etc)

• Contributions from individuals & government funded programs **Medicaid

**Philanthropists

Youth Services

Josh

Lifetime Membership

Community Center, An Understatement

Innovative Learning Opportunities

Becoming Active in Your Community

A Chain of CommandOFFICERS

Robert S. Harrison

Chairman

Richard S. Abrons

Philip T. Ruegger III

Vice-Chairs

Dale J. Burch

President

Anne Abrons

Gilbert E. Ahye

Julio Colón

Anthony Winslow Jones

Frederic S. Papert

Douglas L. Paul

Pilar Crespi Robert

Michael A. Steinberg

Scott L. Swid

Jeffrey Tucker

Vice Presidents

Jane R. Lockshin

Treasurer

Laurie Weltz

Secretary

John Morning

Honorary Chair

Christopher C. Angell

Honorary President

DIRECTORS

Eulie H. Bayne

Melissa R. Burch

Margaret Chi

John D. Demsey

Douglas Durst

Ian D. Highet

Sue Ann Santos Hoahng

Henrietta C. Ho-Asjoe

Liz Ho-Bagley

Roy M. Korins

Joanne Mack

Angela Mariani

Kathryn B. Medina

Edward S. Pallesen

Anna P. Pinheiro

Isabel R. Potter

Frances L. Primus

William P. Rayner

Michael D. Ryan

Lesley Schulhof

Ilicia P. Silverman

Harry Slatkin

Lawrence I. Sosnow

Neil S. Suslak

C.J. Wise

Deborah A. Zoullas

HONORARY DIRECTORS

Lorraine K. Albritton

Nancy P. Aronson

Dorothy Calloway

Helen R. Hauge

Walter Maynard, Jr.

George B. Munroe

Max Pine

Mary Louise Reid

Andrew N. Schiff

Laura Slatkin

Phebe Thorne

Stephanie L. Wise

ADVISORY DIRECTORS

Lydia Fenet

Godfrey Gill

Eva Jeanbart-Lorenzotti

Richard H. Neiman

Elizabeth F.G. Reid

Keith Solomon

Paula

Community Consultation Center

“The Community Consultation Center's (CCC) philosophical approach is that all human beings have the potential for growth and change. Treatment is based on identifying and supporting the inner strengths of children, adults and families to better cope with personal and environmental stress”

- Henry Street Settlement – Behavior and

Health Services

- Parent/child issues

- Marital conflicts/divorce

- Effects of substance abuse on family systems

- Mood disorders including anxiety and depression

- Adjustment disorders related to job loss

- Death in the family, personal injury or disability

- HIV/AIDS

- Incest/abuse and domestic violence

-Trauma and post traumatic stress disorders

- Psychosocial assessments

- Psychiatric evaluations

- Psychotropic medications

- Off-site individual/group outreach

“Hope, Growth, Change, Recovery”

The Community Consultation Center is a branch of the Henry Street Settlement that was created in 1946 to help the ever expanding need for mental support in the immigrant community of the lower east side. More than simply a hospital, the CCC is a place where individuals and families without other support can find help finding jobs, dealing with the stress of a new country, and find medial care which is affordable in their new country.

The CCC in the Immigrant Community“The CCC's multi-ethnic staff of professionals provides services in English, Spanish, three dialects of Chinese, Italian, Sicilian, and German. The belief in the emotional recovery for all consumers is the underpinning for all clinical services. This conviction generates hope and a partnership with consumers for recovery.”

-Henry Street Settlement – Asian Bi-cultural

Services

Recognizing the increasing unmet mental health needs of the expanding immigrant Asian population, the Community Consultation Center (CCC) clinic formalized in 1997 an Asian Bi-Cultural unit.