FY 2020 Borough Budget Consultations

Manhattan - Department of Youth and Community Development Meeting Date 9/20/2018

AGENDA ITEM 1 : General Agency Funding Discussion The purpose of holding the Borough Budget Consultations is to provide Community Boards with important information to assist in drafting their statement of District Needs and Budget Priorities for the upcoming fiscal year. As you know, Community Board Members are volunteers who may not be familiar with the budget process and how agencies’ programs are funded. At the same time, Community Board members are very knowledgeable about local service needs.

This year’s Manhattan agendas have three sections: I. Agencies begin the consultation with a presentation of their goals, funding decision process, and highlights of their funding needs.

II. Then, the agenda continues with Community Boards asking about specific program funding.

III. Lastly, the agendas include Boards’ requests on district-specific budget questions. We request that the agency respond in writing, but have any further discussions on these items with the Community Boards outside of the consultation. For the first section, please present on the four topics below for 10-15 minutes at the beginning of our Consultation. Also, please provide written responses or even a PowerPoint presentation that we can use to fully and accurately educate our Board Members. 1. What are your priorities and operational goals for FY19 and projected priorities and operational goals for FY20?

2. What are the current proposed FY19 and FY20 service and operational goals and proposed funding?

3. Which programs is the agency adding, dropping, or changing for FY19 and projected for FY20?

4. What are your benchmarks for new and existing programs and what are your benchmarks/key performance indicators for measuring success?

AGENCY RESPONSE: DYCD’s FY19 budget is $872 million. This is a 153% increase over our budget in FY13. In that time, we have increased service levels for COMPASS afterschool programs, Beacon and Cornerstone community centers, runaway and homeless youth programs, and almost every other service area. Our current projection for the FY20 budget is $717M. That decrease is attributable to funds that are added to the budget on a one-year at a time basis, including City Council discretionary funds and initiatives, and certain state and federal revenues. Our programs are operated by a network of qualified community-based organizations who are awarded contracts through the City’s mandated procurement process, generally in response to Requests for Proposals.

MEETING NOTES: COMMENTS: We don't include federal funds or discretionary funds. There have been several press conferences on runaway youth. We will have up to 753 beds. We will begin serving ages 21 to 24 since the state has allowed it as of last year. There are some general initiatives funded by Council, but most Council funding is through member items. Funding from Council typically designates the organizations that will receive it so we just monitor the funds. That is why you see the decrease from year to year. Most of our funding is baselined so we don't have to rely on anything for core operational programs. FOLLOW-UP: AGENDA ITEM 2 : Private Funding Shortfalls Due To Federal Tax Law Changes The recently adopted federal tax law makes significant changes to the availability and utility of many itemized tax deductions which may affect the availability and utility of tax deductions for charitable contributions on which many service organizations, non-governmental organizations, and faith-based groups rely for some or all of their funding.

To what extent and in what manner has DYCD modified or taken into consideration these potential changes in parallel organization or partner funding in formulating its FY20 budget?

AGENCY RESPONSE: It is too early to determine the effects of the federal tax law changes on donations received by nonprofit organizations. The changes took effect at the start of 2018, and many charitable donations are made at the end of the calendar year.

However, DYCD contracts do not include any matching fund requirement. Funded programs are not expected to use private funds to provide DYCD services.

MEETING NOTES: COMMENTS: private funding will not impact the DYCD programs FOLLOW-UP:

AGENDA ITEM 3 : Budget Shortfalls Due To Changes in the Federal Budget The prospect of dramatic changes in funding available for social services programming at the federal level on which the DYCD budget relies remains an on-going concern.

-- What DYCD programs are most dependent on federal funding streams?

-- What contingency plans or other means of closing funding shortages has DYCD considered or implemented in the event that the federal budget eliminates some or all of such funding?

-- For how long a period can the same or equivalent level of service be maintained in the event of significant federal funding shortfalls?

-- What changes or new initiatives have been undertaken in the last year in response to or concerning the impact of the federal budget on DYCD’s ability to deliver the programs and services it is called to provide?

AGENCY RESPONSE: DYCD’s major federal funding streams are the Community Services Block Grant and Community Development Block Grant, both of which were proposed for elimination in the FFY19 President’s budget proposal, and the Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act, which was proposed for a 42% cut. However, Congress rejected those recommendations last year, and is likely to reject them again this year. Current drafts of appropriations bills do not include cuts for these programs. We are carefully monitoring the budget process to ensure we have the ability to accommodate any changes to federal funding streams. Only 15% of DYCD’s FY18 budget was from Federal funding sources.

MEETING NOTES: COMMENTS: Congress agreed upon funding - level funding for next year and 10m more. We are still waiting on CDBG. FOLLOW-UP: AGENDA ITEM 4 : Immigration Impacts To what extent has the federal “zero tolerance” initiative, including the forced separation of children from their families, affected any DYCD programs or services?

-- To what extent has demand or need for DYCD services been impacted by the federal “zero tolerance” immigration enforcement policies?

-- What additional funding is required to meet these needs?

-- Will DYCD need to change or add new programs or services to address the needs of displaced children per these policies?

-- Has DYCD requested additional funds from the federal government or any other source to address these needs?

AGENCY RESPONSE: The Mayor and his Administration are deeply invested in protecting the well-being of children who were separated at the border by the Trump Administration’s inhumane policies and practices. The Mayor’s goal is for all the separated kids to be reunited with their families and loved ones. The most recent estimate is that fewer than 60 separated children are currently living in New York City. The Mayor’s Office is in contact with the Department of Health and Human Services, federally-funded foster care providers in New York City, and legal services providers locally and nationally to better understand separated children are currently in our city and to understand how best the City can help these families.

New York City is providing a range of critical services for separated children, including mental health services and recreational activities. Additionally, the City is offering free additional immigration legal help to these children and potential sponsors.

For additional information, please speak with the Mayor’s Office of Immigrant Affairs.

MEETING NOTES: COMMENTS: The information I have provided is from MOIA. DYCD serves immigrant populations, but increased enforcement has not increased demand for our services. FOLLOW-UP:

AGENDA ITEM 5 : Minimum Wage Increase Please update us on the budget impacts to DYCD (or its partner agencies and service providers) of the sequential increase in the minimum wage.

-- Is additional funding needed to meet the new salary requirements?

-- Are DYCD or its partner agencies and service providers changing the nature of positions it funds (e.g. from full-time to part-time or other status) as a result of the new minimum wage requirements?

AGENCY RESPONSE: Participants in DYCD’s workforce development programs receive minimum wage at their job placements and internships. The programs with the largest budgets are the Summer Youth Employment Program; Work, Learn, Grow; and the Young Adult Internship Program. The next minimum wage increase will take effect on January 1. The wage for employers with 11 or more employees will increase from $13.00 to $15.00. DYCD has not changed the status of positions in response to this increase. We have not changed contract terms to allow providers to change any required full-time positions to part-time.

MEETING NOTES: COMMENTS: We have been budgeting for this for several years. The state has promised to increase their commitment for SYEP so that slots remain constant. FOLLOW-UP:

AGENDA ITEM 6 : Training and Staff Development Funding Please update us on the impact of changes to the City Budget as adopted for the FY18 budget to include separate funding for staff professional development and training, enhanced parent engagement, and program service coordination.

-- Does DYCD see a need for further funding increases for these needs?

AGENCY RESPONSE: Although DYCD includes staff development and training in our own budget, citywide programs for staff development and training are coordinated through the Department of Citywide Administrative Services. For questions about overall budget changes for staff development, DCAS is the appropriate entity.

MEETING NOTES: COMMENTS: CTC provides training for contractors. There is no new line for staff training at DYCD. I think that DCAS may have more funding. We also have in house training and capacity building for DYCD and providers. FOLLOW-UP:

AGENDA ITEM 7 : Ideas for New Programs Please update us on DYCD’s efforts to support or encourage service providers to develop new programs or adapt existing programs based on the observations and evaluations of the staff of the service providers?

AGENCY RESPONSE: Our evaluation and monitoring system is part of a continuous quality improvement process. Areas of improvement or growth are identified and providers are connected to capacity building resources for support. Resources range from workshops to customized consultations for providers organizations in need of support as they implement changes. We encourage organizations to expand to new program models when they closely aligned with a providers current program focus. For example, foster care agencies have explored opportunities to become part of our Runaway and Homeless Youth portfolio and arts organizations funded by the Department of Cultural Affairs have become service providers for SONYC (Schools Out NYC).

MEETING NOTES: COMMENTS: Evaluation is constant. We evaluate programs and program models. We conduct focus groups. FOLLOW-UP: AGENDA ITEM 8 : Literacy Programs - Youth and Adult Please update us on DYCD programs to support or encourage programs to increase literacy rates and/or reading/writing proficiency among the populations served by such programs, including both youth and adult literacy programs.

What funding is available and what funding is needed to make these programs effective?

AGENCY RESPONSE: DYCD funds literacy programs for adults, adolescents, and young adults, including High School Equivalency preparation and English for Speakers of Other Languages. In FY19, adult literacy programs are funded at $16.1M and Young Adult Literacy is funded at $3.4M.

MEETING NOTES: COMMENTS: It is hard to estimate the full need because CUNY and others provide literacy as well. All of our enrollment is done at the provider level. We don't require providers to keep waiting lists, but I will see if they do. FOLLOW-UP:

AGENDA ITEM 9 : Impact of Online Data Resources Please update us on the actual impacts and benefits of using data made available from the recent on-line system to assess neighborhood and hyper-local needs, programmatic needs, and the need for enhanced or modified investment in the programs currently funded by DYCD, or any other practical impacts or effects of the new system

AGENCY RESPONSE: DYCD is the process of implementing the new Participant Tracking System. The system in will be introduced to DYCD programs in stages, with the full implementation expected in 2020. The new system will have a geospatial component that allows DYCD staff members, community-based organizations, and the general public to visualize service provision and agency-wide trends. This reporting mechanism will enable users to hone in on DYCD service statistics (programs implemented, contract valuation, program participation rates, spending, etc.) by different geographical catchments (Community District, School District, Borough, etc.) and compare the service statistics with community need indicators from external sources (such as poverty rates, school performance, demographic characteristics, etc.). The new system will also enhance DYCD’s ability to collect and analyze data. Subsequently, we will be able to ask participants about needed programs, services, and resources on a regular basis and segment these needs by the aforementioned geographical catchments.

MEETING NOTES: COMMENTS: PTS will be active in 2020. People will be able to enroll through it and we will be able to look at geospatial trends, etc. FOLLOW-UP:

AGENDA ITEM 10 : Parent Engagement Please update us on efforts to address parent engagement as a component of service youth through programs run through DYCD? -- What programs and supports are in place or contemplated for encouraging reading or writing at home?

-- What companion programs for parents are offered in conjunction with programming by funded service-providers?

-- to what extent is funding for enhancing parent engagement at ACS-funded providers of early childhood programs and services included in the budget for FY18 and later years?

-- to what extent is funding for intra- and inter-program coordination of the scope and assortment of services available to meet children's needs included in the budget for FY18 and beyond?

AGENCY RESPONSE: DYCD considers an organization’s approach to and experience with parent engagement as part of the proposal evaluation process of a new RFP. The amount of weight given to that question depends on the program model.

DYCD has released a family engagement framework called Circles of Support. It was launched with a symposium that was well-attended by DYCD funded providers from across our portfolio of program models. It includes an online toolkit, and we continue to refresh its content. Our focus for FY19 will be on adding resources and examples of best practices serving immigrant families.

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AGENDA ITEM 11 : Contracts Updated Please provide an updated list of contracts in Manhattan, broken out by Community District where feasible.

AGENCY RESPONSE: We have attached a list of all DYCD funded programs in Manhattan, broken out by Community District.

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AGENDA ITEM 12 : Programs for NYCHA Residents Please update us on any changes or enhancements to the Cornerstone program addressing the needs of NYCHA residents.

Please describe any additional programs in place to address the specific needs of NYCHA youth.

Please include what funding is necessary to fully implement these programs.

AGENCY RESPONSE: DYCD’s Cornerstone programs are located in NYCHA developments. Although services are available to nonresidents, our contracts require that at least 51% participants from each center are NYCHA residents. Additionally, some SYEP providers are located in NYCHA developments, and for the past two summers we were able to provide jobs to youth living in public housing developments that are part of the Mayor’s Action Plan for Neighborhood Safety.

MEETING NOTES: COMMENTS: We are fully funded. I am not sure if there could be more Cornerstone programs. We are limited by physical spaces - some are not large enough and others are not in condition or meet specifications. We need DDC or NYCHA to address capital spaces. FOLLOW-UP: Any NYCHA space that needed improvement in order to open?

AGENDA ITEM 13 : Impact of Funding Eliminations Please identify any DYCD programs or funding streams being eliminated or repurposed, and for each describe how the needs or the populations formerly served by those programs or funding streams are expected to be met in FY19 and later years.

AGENCY RESPONSE: DYCD’s budget for FY19 does not include the elimination or repurposing of any funding streams.

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AGENDA ITEM 14 : Compass, Cornerstone, Beacon and SONYC To the extent not included in the answers above, please update on the status and anticipated funding for: -- COMPASS -- NYCHA Cornerstone programs -- Beacon Centers -- SONYC

What additional funding is needed to fully implement these programs and address needs that currently are not met?

AGENCY RESPONSE: The FY19 COMPASS budget is $335M. $160M of that is allocated to the SONYC middle school program. Beacon programs are budgeted at $63M and Cornerstone programs are budgeted at $45M.

MEETING NOTES: COMMENTS: Compass is not in every elementary school. We target based on need and resources in a given area and capacity. ZIP code or more narrow basis of analysis. FOLLOW-UP: AGENDA ITEM 15 : Summer Youth Employment Has the record number of SYEP placements in 2018 effectively exhausted the pool of potential employers to participate in the program?

-- what funding would be needed to reach out to and engage potential new/additional employer participants?

-- what funding is needed to meet the needs of the youth who apply for SYEP but are not placed?

AGENCY RESPONSE: Although worksite development becomes more difficult as the number of youth in need of placement increases, DYCD does not believe the potential employer pool has been exhausted. DYCD actively engages our partners in the private, non-profit and governmental sectors to continually strive to develop new and exciting opportunities for SYEP youth. To that end, we appreciate any assistance the community boards are willing to provide in identifying a successful approach.

MEETING NOTES: COMMENTS: More worksites would mean more diverse placements, but not fewer students. Funding limits placements. Some students turn down placements. We won't know what the upper limit is until we get there. FOLLOW-UP:

AGENDA ITEM 16 : Capital Projects Does DYCD currently contemplate the need for capital projects to support or enhance its work? If so, please provide a list and details, or a description of the needs sought to be addressed.

AGENCY RESPONSE: DYCD works closely with the Department of Education and the New York City Housing Authority to locate programs with their facilities. The agency supports capital investments in the buildings that house our programs, but DYCD is not the appropriate entity to manage capital projects.

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AGENDA ITEM 17 : Recommended Priorities for CB Advocacy What expense or capital needs would DYCD recommend that Community Boards advocate be funded or expanded?

AGENCY RESPONSE: DYCD does not have a capital budget for center construction or renovation and therefore has no capital budget priorities. We are grateful that our expense budget has more than doubled since the start of the de Blasio administration, allowing us to greatly increase capacity for afterschool programs, youth employment, runaway and homeless youth programs, and other agency priorities. We appreciate the continued support of Community Boards that have advocated for increasing youth and community services MEETING NOTES: COMMENTS: There is room for expansion of afterschool and SYEP.

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AGENDA ITEM 18 : District-Specific Questions 1. Will the decision by the West Side YMCA to sell the Grosvenor House facility at Amsterdam Avenue at West 105th Street impact the delivery or availability of programs and services through DYCD to youth in that community? -- Has any provision been made for meeting those needs in other DYCD-funded (or other) programs or facilities?

2. The new Morton Street School is expanding its middle school, but there is no coordinate increase in the capacity of its afterschool programs to accommodate the increased enrollment. At present there are 100 spaces available for an anticipated 1,000 students. -- what funding is needed to provide for this increase in anticipated participation? -- how can the needs of the additional students be met?

AGENCY RESPONSE: 1. A significant majority of participants attending the center based program attend a school that hosts a COMPASS program and have the opportunity to enroll at that location. 2. The adopted budget included funding for an additional 100 seats in the afterschool program at the Morton Street School.

MEETING NOTES: COMMENTS: We don't usually increase slots for programs that are not yet open.

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DYCD Programs in Manhattan, August 2018 COMMUNITY MAJOR ALLOCATED DISTRICT PROGRAM PROVIDER DISTINCT PROGRAM SITE DISTINCT PROGRAM FUNDS (SOL-393) OST Manhattan Youth IS 289 (M289) 201 Programs Middle COMPASS Recreation and WARREN STREET, New School Students for CD001M Programs Resources, Inc. York, NY 10282 Non-Target Zip $453,157

Lower Manhattan (SOL-393) OST Manhattan Youth Community Middle School Programs Middle COMPASS Recreation and 26 BROADWAY, New School Students for CD001M Programs Resources, Inc. York, NY 10004 Non-Target Zip $453,926 The Manhattan Early College School for Advertising(MECA) COMPASS Research Foundation 411 Pearl St, New York, NY (SOL-512) COMPASS CD001M Programs of CUNY 10038 Programs $63,141

Agudath Israel of America Agudath Israel of Community Services (SOL-432) Adult America Community 225 Broadway, New York, Literacy Program CD001M Literacy Services, Inc. NY 10007 BENL/ESOL $106,639

Literacy Assistance Center (SOL-432) Adult Literacy Assistance 85 Broad Street , 27th Literacy Program CD001M Literacy Center Flr, New York, NY 10004 Technical Assistance $279,593 Center for Alternative Sentencing and Employment (SOL-409) Summer Center for Alternative Services 346 Youth Employment Summer Youth Sentencing and Broadway, New York, NY Program Vulnerable CD001M Employment Employment Services 10013 Youth $38,915

Human Resources Training Center 250 Broadway, Summer Youth New York City Housing 2nd Floor, New York, NY (SOL-409) SYEP Youth CD001M Employment Authority 10007 Aged 14-15 $4,217

NYCHA Human Resources Summer Youth New York City Housing Department 90 Church (SOL-409) SYEP Youth CD001M Employment Authority Street, New York, NY 10007 Aged 14-15 $4,217 AMERICAN AIR New York Office (SOL-506) Option 1 Technical INSTITUTES FOR 22 Cortlandt Street, New Afterschool Program: CD001M Assistance RESEARCH York, NY 10007 Math $100,000 (SOL-506) Option IV AMERICAN AIR New York Office Facilitation/Program Technical INSTITUTES FOR 22 Cortlandt Street, New Design: CD001M Assistance RESEARCH York, NY 10007 Cirriculum/Lesson $49,980 (SOL-506) Option IV AMERICAN AIR New York Offices Facilitation/Prgm Technical INSTITUTES FOR 22 Cortlandt St., New York, Design: CD001M Assistance RESEARCH NY 10007 Recruitment/Retention $75,000 Community Resource (SOL-506) Option II Exchange, Inc(CRE) Comm. Dev Prgm Technical Community Resource 42 Broadway, 20th Floor, Program Measuring & CD001M Assistance Exchange, Inc. New York, NY 10004 Using Outcomes $146,000

Community Resource (SOL-506) Option II Exchange, Inc(CRE) Community Technical Community Resource 42 Broadway, 20th Floor, Development Programs: CD001M Assistance Exchange, Inc. New York, NY 10004 Strategic Pship $100,000

Page 1 COMMUNITY MAJOR ALLOCATED DISTRICT PROGRAM PROVIDER DISTINCT PROGRAM SITE DISTINCT PROGRAM FUNDS New York Academy of Sciences 250 (SOL-506) Option I Technical EXPANDED Greenwich Street, New York, Afterschool Program: CD001M Assistance SCHOOLS INC NY 10007 Life Sciences $50,000

Workforce Professionals (SOL-506) Option II Training Institute 11 Community Technical Fund for the City of Park Place, Suite 701, New Development Programs: CD001M Assistance New York York, NY 10013 Workforce Develop $150,000 (SOL-506) Option III Technical Fund for the City of WPTI 11 Park Place, WIOA Funded: Caeer CD001M Assistance New York New York, NY 10007 Development $88,000 United Federation of The Mental Health Teachers 52 (SOL-506) Option II Technical Association of New Broadway, 19th Floor, New Comm.Dev. Programs: CD001M Assistance York City Inc York, NY 10004 Youth Mental Health $150,488 United Federation of (SOL-506) Option II The Mental Health Teachers 52 Community Devlopment Technical Association of New Broadway, 19th Floor, New Programs: Case CD001M Assistance York City Inc York, NY 10004 Management $150,000

WIOA CUNY The City University of BMCC 25 Broadway, (SOL-560) WIOA CUNY CD001M MOU New York New York, NY 10004 MOU $117,855

Youth CDI Career Academy at Workforce Comprehensive BMCC 25 Broadway, (SOL-511) OSY Youth CD001M Development Development, Inc. New York, NY 10004 Training Network $535,750

Sports and Arts In City-As-School High School - Schools Foundation, H.S. 560 16 Clarkson (SOL-521) Beacons CD002M Beacons Inc. Street, New York, NY 10014 Group $599,335 Public School 130 - Hernando DeSoto (SOL-393) OST Elementary School Programs for Elementry COMPASS Chinese-American 143 Baxter Street, New York, School Students Non- CD002M Programs Planning Council Inc NY 10013 Target Zips $615,630

The Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual Lesbian and Gay & Transgender Community COMPASS Community Services Center 208 West 13th (SOL-513) COMPASS CD002M Programs Center, Inc. Street, New York, NY 10011 Explore (former opt. II) $107,800

(SOL-432) Young Adult The Door-A Center of The Door 555 Broome Literacy Program Pre- CD002M Literacy Alternatives, Inc St, New York, NY 10013 HSE Instruction $186,641 Runaway and THE DOOR 555 Homeless The Door-A Center of Broome Street, New York, (SOL-627) Runaway CD002M Youth Services Alternatives, Inc NY 10013 and Homeless Drop-In $369,325 Fund for City of New York (SOL-506) Option IV 121 Avenue of the Facilitation/ Prgm Technical Fund for the City of Americas, New York, NY Design: Youth CD002M Assistance New York 10013 Leadership $75,000

Fund for the City of New (SOL-506) Option I Technical Fund for the City of York 121 6th Avenue, Afterschool Program: CD002M Assistance New York New York, NY 10013 Youth Development $75,000 (SOL-506) Option II Hetrick-Martin Institute, Inc. Community Dev. Technical Hetrick-Martin Institute 2 Astor Place, New Programs: LGBTQ CD002M Assistance Inc York, NY 10003 Youth $75,000

Page 2 COMMUNITY MAJOR ALLOCATED DISTRICT PROGRAM PROVIDER DISTINCT PROGRAM SITE DISTINCT PROGRAM FUNDS CENTER FOR (SOL-506) Option I ARCHITECTURE 532- Afterschool Program: Technical The Center for 536 LA GUARDIA PLc, New Engineering/Built CD002M Assistance Architecture Inc York, NY 10012 Environment $100,000 The Door - A Center of Young Adult Alternatives 121 6th Internship The Door-A Center of Avenue, New York, NY (SOL-372) Young Adult CD002M Programs Alternatives, Inc 10013 Internship Programs $466,660 The Door - A Center of Youth Alternatives 121 6th Workforce The Door-A Center of Avenue, New York, NY (SOL-511) OSY Career CD002M Development Alternatives, Inc 10013 Development Connect $607,180 MARTA VALLE SECONDARY SCHOOL (M509) 145 Grand Street STANTON STREET, New (SOL-521) Beacons CD003M Beacons Settlement, Inc. York, NY 10002 Group $647,335

East Side Community High University Settlement School 420 East 12th (SOL-521) Beacons CD003M Beacons Society of New York Street, New York, NY 10009 Group $635,335 Chinatown YMCA 100 YMCA of Greater New Hester Street, New York, NY (SOL-562) Beacons CD003M Beacons York/Corporate 10002 Group $1,375,827 CPC Chung Pak/Chrystie (SOL-393) OST Street School Age Child Programs for Care Center 115 Elementary School COMPASS Chinese-American Chrystie Street, New York, Students Target Zip CD003M Programs Planning Council Inc NY 10002 Codes $411,013

High School for Dual Language and Asian Studies COMPASS Chinese-American 350 Grand Street, (SOL-512) COMPASS CD003M Programs Planning Council Inc New York, NY 10002 Programs $79,460 (SOL-393) OST Grand Street Settlement, Inc. Programs for Middle COMPASS Grand Street 80 Pitt Street, New School Students Target CD003M Programs Settlement, Inc. York, NY 10002 Zip $388,631

Grand Street Settlement,Inc. COMPASS Grand Street 80 Pitt Street, New (SOL-513) COMPASS CD003M Programs Settlement, Inc. York, NY 10002 Explore (former opt. II) $54,180

Public School 64 - Robert E. (SOL-393) OST Simon Elementary School Programs for Elementry COMPASS The Educational 600 E. 6th Street, New School Students Non- CD003M Programs Alliance, Inc. York, NY 10009 Target Zips $536,922 (SOL-393) OST Tompkin Square 600 Programs Middle COMPASS The Educational EAST 6 STREET, New York, School Students for CD003M Programs Alliance, Inc. NY 10009 Non-Target Zip $463,415 The Lower Eastside Lower Eastside Girls Clu COMPASS Girls Club of New York 402 East 8th Street, (SOL-513) COMPASS CD003M Programs Inc New York, NY 10009 Explore (former opt. II) $25,800 LESGC Center for The Lower Eastside Community 101 COMPASS Girls Club of New York Avenue D, New York, NY (SOL-513) COMPASS CD003M Programs Inc 10009 Explore (former opt. II) $25,800

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PS 126 JACOB AUGUST (SOL-393) OST RIIS (M126) 80 Programs for Elementry COMPASS YMCA of Greater New Catherine Street, New York, School Students Non- CD003M Programs York/Chinatown NY 10038 Target Zips $388,085 Grand Street Baruch CC 605 FDR CD003M Cornerstone Settlement, Inc. Dr, New York, NY 10002 (SOL-509) Cornerstone $486,169 Rutgers CC 200 Grand Street Madison St, New York, NY CD003M Cornerstone Settlement, Inc. 10002 (SOL-509) Cornerstone $486,169 Seward Park CC 56 Grand Street Essex St, New York, NY CD003M Cornerstone Settlement, Inc. 10002 (SOL-509) Cornerstone $486,169 Boys and Girls Republic Henry Street 888 East 6th Street, CD003M Cornerstone Settlement New York, NY 10009 (SOL-509) Cornerstone $251,395 Riis Community Center Henry Street 80 Avenue D, New CD003M Cornerstone Settlement York, NY 10009 (SOL-509) Cornerstone $251,395

University Settlement Campos CC 611 E CD003M Cornerstone Society of New York 13th St, New York, NY 10009 (SOL-509) Cornerstone $613,567 Two Bridges (URA) YMCA of Greater New 286 South Street, New York, CD003M Cornerstone York - Virtual Y NY 10002 (SOL-509) Cornerstone $397,813 Immigration/Ref AAFE Chinatown location ugee Asian Americans for 111 Division Street, (SOL-519) Immigrant CD003M Assistance Equality Inc New York, NY 10002 Family Services $120,600

Immigration/Ref Chinese American Planning ugee Chinese-American Council 115 Chrystie (SOL-465) NDA CD003M Assistance Planning Council Inc Street, New York, NY 10002 Immigrant Services $26,741

Immigration/Ref Chinese American Planning ugee Chinese-American Council 165 Eldridge (SOL-465) NDA CD003M Assistance Planning Council Inc Street, New York, NY 10002 Immigrant Services $26,741 99 Essex Street 99 (SOL-432) Adult Henry Street Essex Street, 3rd Floor, New Literacy Program CD003M Literacy Settlement York, NY 10002 ABE/HSE $106,960 99 Essex Street 99 (SOL-432) Adult Henry Street Essex Street, 3rd Floor, New Literacy Program CD003M Literacy Settlement York, NY 10002 BENL/ESOL $109,340 The Lower Eastside Lower Eastrside Girls Club Girls Club of New York 402 East 8th Street, (SOL-432) Adolescent CD003M Literacy Inc New York, NY 10009 Literacy Instruction $85,000 Chinatown Manpower (SOL-429) NDA Project, Inc. 70 Opportunity Youth: Neighborhood Chinatown Manpower Mulberry Street, New York, Supported Work CD003M Development Project, Inc. NY 10013 Experience $25,747 Grand Street Settlement, Inc. Neighborhood Grand Street 80 Pitt Street, New (SOL-429) NDA Healthy CD003M Development Settlement, Inc. York, NY 10002 Families $72,731 Grand Street Settlement, Inc. Neighborhood Grand Street 80 Pitt Street, New CD003M Development Settlement, Inc. York, NY 10002 (SOL-429) NDA Seniors $43,072 GSS Baruch Elders Service Team NORC 72 Neighborhood Grand Street Columbia Street, New York, CD003M Development Settlement, Inc. NY 10002 (SOL-429) NDA Seniors $49,012

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Seward Park Educational (SOL-429) NDA Neighborhood Henry Street Campus 350 Grand Educational Support: CD003M Development Settlement Street, New York, NY 10002 HS Youth $74,986 Indochina Sino-American Indochina Sino- Commu. Ctr 170 Neighborhood American Senior Forsyth St, New York, NY (SOL-429) NDA Adult CD003M Development Citizen Center Inc 10002 Literacy $51,656

Chinese American Planning Neighborhood New York Legal Council 165 Eldridge (SOL-429) NDA CD003M Development Assistance Group Street, New York, NY 10002 Immigrant Services $70,755 Cooper Square 61 Neighborhood University Settlement East 4 Street, New York, NY (SOL-429) NDA CD003M Development Society of New York 10003 Housing $39,982 Project Home 189 Neighborhood University Settlement ALLEN STREET, New York, (SOL-429) NDA CD003M Development Society of New York NY 10002 Housing $39,982 Chinatown Manpower Project, Inc. 70 Summer Youth Chinatown Manpower Mulberry Street, New York, (SOL-409) SYEP Youth CD003M Employment Project, Inc. NY 10013 Aged 16-24 $154,463 Chinatown YMCA 100 Summer Youth Chinese-American Hester Street, New York, NY (SOL-409) SYEP Youth CD003M Employment Planning Council Inc 10002 Aged 14-15 $22,536

Chinese American Planning Summer Youth Chinese-American Council 165 Eldridge (SOL-409) SYEP Youth CD003M Employment Planning Council Inc Street, New York, NY 10002 Aged 14-15 $22,536

Chinese American Planning Summer Youth Chinese-American Council 165 Eldridge (SOL-409) SYEP Youth CD003M Employment Planning Council Inc Street, New York, NY 10002 Aged 16-24 $82,301 Henry Street Settlement's (SOL-409) Summer Helen Hall Youth Center Youth Employment Summer Youth Henry Street 301 Henry Street, New Program Vulnerable CD003M Employment Settlement York, NY 10002 Youth $80,582 Baruch Houses 100 Summer Youth New York City Housing Columbia Street, New York, (SOL-409) SYEP Youth CD003M Employment Authority NY 10002 Aged 14-15 $4,217

Summer Youth New York City Housing Campos Plaza 633 E (SOL-409) SYEP Youth CD003M Employment Authority 13th St, New York, NY 10009 Aged 14-15 $4,217 Gompers Consolidation Summer Youth New York City Housing 50 Pitt Street, New (SOL-409) SYEP Youth CD003M Employment Authority York, NY 10002 Aged 14-15 $4,217 Laguardia Houses 250 Summer Youth New York City Housing Madison Street, New York, (SOL-409) SYEP Youth CD003M Employment Authority NY 10002 Aged 14-15 $4,217 Lower East Side Conservancy Ltd. 235 Summer Youth New York City Housing East Broadway ,, New York, (SOL-409) SYEP Youth CD003M Employment Authority NY 10002 Aged 14-15 $4,217 Riis Houses 454 E Summer Youth New York City Housing 10th Street, New York, NY (SOL-409) SYEP Youth CD003M Employment Authority 10009 Aged 14-15 $4,217

Summer Youth New York City Housing Rutgers 61 Pike (SOL-409) SYEP Youth CD003M Employment Authority Street, New York, NY 10002 Aged 14-15 $4,217

Page 5 COMMUNITY MAJOR ALLOCATED DISTRICT PROGRAM PROVIDER DISTINCT PROGRAM SITE DISTINCT PROGRAM FUNDS Smith Houses 21 St. Summer Youth New York City Housing James place, New York, NY (SOL-409) SYEP Youth CD003M Employment Authority 10038 Aged 14-15 $4,217 Vladeck Houses 356 Summer Youth New York City Housing Madison Street, New York, (SOL-409) SYEP Youth CD003M Employment Authority NY 10002 Aged 14-15 $4,217 Wald Houses 54 Summer Youth New York City Housing Avenue D, New York, NY (SOL-409) SYEP Youth CD003M Employment Authority 10009 Aged 14-15 $4,217 New York City Department of NewYork City Education 145 Summer Youth Department of Stanton Street 223, New (SOL-409) SYEP Youth CD003M Employment Education York, NY 10002 Aged 14-15 $69,875 New York City Department of NewYork City Education 145 Summer Youth Department of Stanton Street 223, New (SOL-409) SYEP Youth CD003M Employment Education York, NY 10002 Aged 16-24 $347,750

Henry Street Settlement Young Adult Workforce Development Internship Henry Street Center 99 Essex (SOL-372) Young Adult CD003M Programs Settlement Street, New York, NY 10002 Internship Programs $359,335 Chinatown Manpower Youth Project, Inc. 70 Workforce Chinatown Manpower Mulberry Street, New York, (SOL-511) OSY Youth CD003M Development Project, Inc. NY 10013 Training Network $696,475

Youth CPC Manhattan Community Workforce Chinese-American Services 165 Eldridge (SOL-514) In-School CD003M Development Planning Council Inc Street, New York, NY 10002 Youth $218,328

(SOL-393) OST Chelsea Recreation Center Programs for Elementry COMPASS 430 West 25th Street, School Students Non- CD004M Programs Hudson Guild New York, NY 10001 Target Zips $217,679

John Lovejoy Elliott Center COMPASS 441 WEst 26th Street, (SOL-513) COMPASS CD004M Programs Hudson Guild New York, NY 10001 Explore (former opt. II) $81,161

Midtown Community Court Fatherhood Fund for the City of 314 West 54th Street, (SOL-520) Fathers CD004M Initiative New York New York, NY 10019 aged 18 and over $362,710 Runaway and Homeless Covenant House New (SOL-625) Runaway CD004M Youth Services York/Under 21, Inc. and Homeless Crisis $4,497,558 Runaway and Homeless Covenant House New (SOL-625) Runaway CD004M Youth Services York/Under 21, Inc. and Homeless Crisis $782,184 Runaway and Homeless Good Shepherd (SOL-625) Transitional CD004M Youth Services Services Living Programs $396,760 Runaway and (SOL-473) Homeless Good Shepherd Runaways/Transitional CD004M Youth Services Services Living $397,451 Elliott/Chelsea Houses Summer Youth New York City Housing 430 W 26th St, New York, (SOL-409) SYEP Youth CD004M Employment Authority NY 10001 Aged 14-15 $4,217

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Summer Youth New York City Housing Fulton 421 West 17Th (SOL-409) SYEP Youth CD004M Employment Authority Street, New York, NY 10011 Aged 14-15 $4,217 (SOL-409) Summer PAL Duncan Center Youth Employment Summer Youth Police Athletic League, 552 West 52nd Street, New Program Vulnerable CD004M Employment Inc. York, NY 10019 Youth $60,380 UJA-Federation of New York 130 EAST 59 Summer Youth Central Queens YM & STREET, New York, NY (SOL-477) SYEP CD005M Employment YWHA Inc 10022 Ladders for Leaders $115,926

Summer Youth PENCIL 30 west 26th (SOL-477) SYEP CD005M Employment PENCIL INC street, New York, NY 10010 Ladders for Leaders $100,000

The Childrens Aid Society Summer Youth The Children's Aid 105 East 22nd Street (SOL-409) SYEP Youth CD005M Employment Society ,, New York, NY 10010 Aged 14-15 $37,267

The Childrens Aid Society Summer Youth The Children's Aid 105 East 22nd Street (SOL-409) SYEP Youth CD005M Employment Society ,, New York, NY 10010 Aged 16-24 $80,167 (SOL-506) Option IV AMERICAN EXPANDED SCHOOLS INC Facilitation/Prgm Technical INSTITUTES FOR 1440 Broadway, New Design: CD005M Assistance RESEARCH York, NY 10018 Recruitment/Retention $75,000 (SOL-506) Option IV AMERICAN EXPANDED SCHOOLS INC Facilitation/Program Technical INSTITUTES FOR 1440 Broadway, New Design: CD005M Assistance RESEARCH York, NY 10018 Cirriculum/Lesson $49,980 (SOL-506) Option I EXPANDED SCHOOLS INC Afterschool Program: Technical EXPANDED 1440 Broadway, New Technology/Computer CD005M Assistance SCHOOLS INC York, NY 10018 Sciences $100,000 EXPANDED SCHOOLS INC (SOL-506) Option I Technical EXPANDED 1440 Broadway, New Afterschool Programs: CD005M Assistance SCHOOLS INC York, NY 10018 Literacy $125,000 EXPANDED SCHOOLS INC (SOL-506) Option I Technical EXPANDED 1440 Broadway, New Afterschool Program: CD005M Assistance SCHOOLS INC York, NY 10018 Life Sciences $50,000 (SOL-506) Option IV Ramapo for Children Facilitation/ Program Technical Ramapo for Children, 49 West 38th Street, New Design: Conflict CD005M Assistance Inc. York, NY 10018 Mediation $100,000 (SOL-506) Option IV Ramapo for Children Facilitation/Prgm Technical Ramapo for Children, 49 West 38th Street, New Design: Managing CD005M Assistance Inc. York, NY 10018 Classroom Behav $128,233 Youth Workforce Fedcap Rehabilitation Fedcap 210 West 43 (SOL-511) OSY Youth CD005M Development Services, Inc Street, New York, NY 10036 Training Network $321,450 INTERNATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL AT UNION SQUARE 40 IRVING COMPASS PLACE, New York, NY (SOL-512) COMPASS CD006M Programs Global Kids, Inc. 10003 Programs $60,920 Fedcap Rehabilitation Services, Inc. 210 Summer Youth Fedcap Rehabilitation EAST 43 STREET, New (SOL-477) SYEP CD006M Employment Services, Inc York, NY 10017 Ladders for Leaders $52,933

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Summer Youth New York City Housing Straus Houses 228 E (SOL-409) SYEP Youth CD006M Employment Authority 28th St, New York, NY 10016 Aged 14-15 $4,217 Community Action School M.S. 258 154 West Goddard Riverside 93rd Street, New York, NY (SOL-521) Beacons CD007M Beacons Community Center 10025 Group $299,668 Goddard Riverside Community Center Beacon Program 154 West Goddard Riverside 93rd Street, New York, NY (SOL-521) Beacons CD007M Beacons Community Center 10025 Group $299,668 Goddard Riverside Community Center COMPASS Goddard Riverside 593 Columbus Avenue, New (SOL-513) COMPASS CD007M Programs Community Center York, NY 10024 Explore (former opt. II) $30,960 Frederick Douglass Center (SOL-393) OST 885 Columbus Programs for Middle COMPASS The Children's Aid Avenue, New York, NY School Students Target CD007M Programs Society 10025 Zip $186,032

(SOL-393) OST Public School 166 132 Programs for Elementry COMPASS YMCA of Greater New West 89th Street, New York, School Students Non- CD007M Programs York/West Side NY 10024 Target Zips $177,642 Riverside Language Program 270 West (SOL-432) Adult Riverside Language 89th Street, New York, NY Literacy Program CD007M Literacy Program, Inc. 10024 BENL/ESOL $100,000 Amsterdam & Add. Summer Youth New York City Housing 205 W 61st Street, New (SOL-409) SYEP Youth CD007M Employment Authority York, NY 10023 Aged 14-15 $4,217 Douglass Houses 880 Summer Youth New York City Housing Columbus Avenue, New (SOL-409) SYEP Youth CD007M Employment Authority York, NY 10025 Aged 14-15 $4,217 Wise Towers 124 W Summer Youth New York City Housing 91st ST, New York, NY (SOL-409) SYEP Youth CD007M Employment Authority 10024 Aged 14-15 $4,217

Childrens Aid Society Summer Youth The Children's Aid 885 Columbus Avenue, New (SOL-409) SYEP Youth CD007M Employment Society York, NY 10025 Aged 14-15 $37,267

Childrens Aid Society Summer Youth The Children's Aid 885 Columbus Avenue, New (SOL-409) SYEP Youth CD007M Employment Society York, NY 10025 Aged 16-24 $80,167 Stanley M Isaacs Asphalt Green, Inc. Neighborhood Center 555 East 90th Street, New (SOL-521) Beacons CD008M Beacons Inc York, NY 10128 Group $299,667 Stanley M Isaacs Neighborhood Center P.S. 198 1700 Third (SOL-521) Beacons CD008M Beacons Inc Ave, New York, NY 10128 Group $299,667 Stanley M. Isaacs Neighborhood Center, Inc. Stanley M Isaacs 415 EAST 93RD Neighborhood Center STREET, New York, NY (SOL-521) Beacons CD008M Beacons Inc 10128 Group $299,667

The Child Center of NY PS/IS 217 645 Main (SOL-521) Beacons CD008M Beacons Inc Street, New York, NY 10044 Group $622,335

Page 8 COMMUNITY MAJOR ALLOCATED DISTRICT PROGRAM PROVIDER DISTINCT PROGRAM SITE DISTINCT PROGRAM FUNDS LIFE SCIENCES SECONDARY SCHOOL (SOL-393) OST (M655) 320 EAST 96 Programs for Middle COMPASS STREET, New York, NY School Students Target CD008M Programs Hands In 4 Youth Inc 10128 Zip $60,000 Stanley Isaacs Stanley M Isaacs Neighborhood Center (SOL-432) Young Adult Neighborhood Center 415 E. 93rd street, New Literacy Program Pre- CD008M Literacy Inc York, NY 10128 HSE Instruction $268,510

Summer Youth New York City Housing Isaacs 403 East 93rd (SOL-409) SYEP Youth CD008M Employment Authority Street, New York, NY 10128 Aged 14-15 $4,217 Vanderbilt YMCA ISY Youth Program 317 EAST 67 Workforce YMCA of Greater New STREET, New York, NY (SOL-514) In-School CD008M Development York/Vanderbilt 10065 Youth $218,328 (SOL-393) OST Programs for Nasry Michelen Day Care Elementary School COMPASS Nasry Michelen Day Center Inc. 510 W 145 Students Target Zip CD009M Programs Care Center, Inc St, New York, NY 10031 Codes $173,325

Academy for Social Action: A (SOL-393) OST Sports and Arts In College Bord School Programs for Middle COMPASS Schools Foundation, 509 West 129 Street, New School Students Target CD009M Programs Inc. York, NY 10027 Zip $218,800 (SOL-393) OST Sports and Arts In I S 223 MOTT HALL (M223) Programs for Middle COMPASS Schools Foundation, 71-111 CONVENT School Students Target CD009M Programs Inc. AVE, New York, NY 10027 Zip $218,800

YM-YWHA of Columbia Secondary school COMPASS Washington Heights 425 West 123 Street, (SOL-512) COMPASS CD009M Programs Inwood New York, NY 10027 Programs $80,480 Child Development Ctr Grant Community Center of the Mosholu 1301 Amsterdam Montefiore Comm Avenue, New York, NY CD009M Cornerstone Center 10027 (SOL-518) Cornerstone $480,911 Manhattanville CC 530 W 133rd St, New York, CD009M Cornerstone Graham Windham NY 10027 (SOL-509) Cornerstone $721,386 ASC main office 429 Neighborhood African Services WEST 127 STREET, New (SOL-429) NDA Healthy CD009M Development Committee, Inc. York, NY 10027 Families $68,022 Ecumenical Columbia University Community Employment Center (SOL-515) NDA Neighborhood Development 3180 Broadway, New York, Educational Support: CD009M Development Organization NY 10027 HS Youth $10,064 Ecumenical ECDO Community Community Partnership Center (SOL-515) NDA Neighborhood Development 413 W. 125th Street, New Educational Support: CD009M Development Organization York, NY 10027 HS Youth $10,064 Ecumenical Community ECDO Community Room (SOL-515) NDA Neighborhood Development 439 West 125th Educational Support: CD009M Development Organization Street, New York, NY 10027 HS Youth $10,064 Ecumenical Community Harlem Needle Arts (SOL-515) NDA Neighborhood Development 439 West 125th Street, New Educational Support: CD009M Development Organization York, NY 10027 HS Youth $10,064

Page 9 COMMUNITY MAJOR ALLOCATED DISTRICT PROGRAM PROVIDER DISTINCT PROGRAM SITE DISTINCT PROGRAM FUNDS Harlem Commonwealth Harlem Council Inc 361 West Neighborhood Commonwealth 125th Street, New York, NY (SOL-429) NDA Adult CD009M Development Council Inc 10027 Literacy $79,818

The BrotherHood/Sister Sol (SOL-429) NDA Neighborhood The Brotherhood/Sister 512 West 143rd Educational Support: CD009M Development Sol, Inc street, New York, NY 10031 HS Youth $29,224 Runaway and Homeless (SOL-625) Transitional CD009M Youth Services Ali Forney Center Living Programs $297,570 Runaway and Homeless (SOL-625) Transitional CD009M Youth Services Ali Forney Center Living Programs $148,785 Runaway and Homeless (SOL-625) Transitional CD009M Youth Services Ali Forney Center Living Programs $148,785 Runaway and (SOL-473) Homeless Runaways/Transitional CD009M Youth Services Ali Forney Center Living $287,381 Runaway and (SOL-473) Homeless Runaways/Transitional CD009M Youth Services Ali Forney Center Living $287,381 Runaway and (SOL-522) Crisis Homeless Shelter - Congregate CD009M Youth Services Safe Horizon, Inc Care $1,128,000 Grant houses 1320 Summer Youth New York City Housing Amsterdam Avenue, New (SOL-409) SYEP Youth CD009M Employment Authority York, NY 10027 Aged 14-15 $4,217 Manhattanville Houses Summer Youth New York City Housing 549 W 126th St, New (SOL-409) SYEP Youth CD009M Employment Authority York, NY 10027 Aged 14-15 $4,217 (SOL-506) Option IV Morningside Center for Interchurch Center Facilitation/Prgm Technical Teaching Social 475 Riverside Drive, New Design: Social & CD009M Assistance Responsibility, Inc. York, NY 10115 Emotional Learn $125,000 National Center for (SOL-506) Option IV Community Schools Facilitation/Prgm Technical The Children's Aid 475 Riverside Drive, New Design: Family CD009M Assistance Society York, NY 10115 Engagement $75,000 A. PHILIP RANDOLPH CAMPUS HIGH SCHOOL Youth Catholic Charities (M540) 443 WEST Workforce Community Services, 135 STREET, New York, NY (SOL-514) In-School CD009M Development Archdiocese of NY 10031 Youth $72,776 . PS/MS 123 301 West 140th Street, New (SOL-562) Beacons CD010M Beacons Graham Windham York, NY 10030 Group $1,508,946 PS 194 COUNTEE CULLEN (M194) 244 WEST Harlem Children's 144 STREET, New York, NY (SOL-562) Beacons CD010M Beacons Zone, Inc 10030 Group $1,906,784

WADLEIGH HIGH SCHOOL FOR PERFORMING ARTS Scan New York 215 WEST 114 Volunteer Parent Aides STREET, New York, NY (SOL-562) Beacons CD010M Beacons Association Inc 10026 Group $1,224,115

Page 10 COMMUNITY MAJOR ALLOCATED DISTRICT PROGRAM PROVIDER DISTINCT PROGRAM SITE DISTINCT PROGRAM FUNDS (SOL-393) OST Programs for Catholic Charities NYCHA Rangel Houses Elementary School COMPASS Community Services, 159-10 Harlem River Students Target Zip CD010M Programs Archdiocese of NY Drive, New York, NY 10039 Codes $233,335 New York City Mission Society 646 Malcolm X COMPASS New York City Mission Boulevard, New York, NY (SOL-513) COMPASS CD010M Programs Society 10037 Explore (former opt. II) $61,920 (SOL-393) OST PS 175 HENRY H GARNET Programs for (M175) 175 WEST Elementary School COMPASS New York City Mission 134 STREET, New York, NY Students Target Zip CD010M Programs Society 10030 Codes $285,982 (SOL-393) OST Programs for PAL Harlem Center Elementary School COMPASS Police Athletic League, 441 Manhattan Avenue, New Students Target Zip CD010M Programs Inc. York, NY 10026 Codes $552,423 (SOL-393) OST Sheltering Arms Kappa IV 6 Programs Middle COMPASS Children and Family EDGECOMBE AVENUE, School Students for CD010M Programs Services, Inc. New York, NY 10030 Non-Target Zip $365,436 (SOL-393) OST Dunlevy Milbank Center Programs for Middle COMPASS The Children's Aid 14-32 West 118th School Students Target CD010M Programs Society Street, New York, NY 10026 Zip $183,553 The Opportunity Charter School 240 WEST COMPASS The Children's Aid 113 STREET, New York, NY (SOL-512) COMPASS CD010M Programs Society 10026 Programs $83,004 Polo Grounds 2975 Police Athletic League, 8th Avenue, New York, NY CD010M Cornerstone Inc. 10039 (SOL-509) Cornerstone $452,957

Scan New York Kings Towers Community Volunteer Parent Aides Center 2 West 115th CD010M Cornerstone Association Inc Street, New York, NY 10026 (SOL-509) Cornerstone $517,609 Drew Hamilton 220 West 143rd Street, New CD010M Cornerstone The Children's Village York, NY 10030 (SOL-509) Cornerstone $432,684 Immigration/Ref Harlem YMCA 180 ugee YMCA of Greater New West 135th Street, New (SOL-465) NDA CD010M Assistance York/Corporate York, NY 10030 Immigrant Services $52,833 Catholic Charities Kennedy Center 34 Neighborhood Community Services, WEST 134 STREET, New (SOL-429) NDA Healthy CD010M Development Archdiocese of NY York, NY 10037 Families $89,288 Central Harlem Senior Citizens' Centers 34 Neighborhood Central Harlem Senior West 134th Street, New CD010M Development Citizen's Centers, Inc. York, NY 10037 (SOL-429) NDA Seniors $59,682 A Phillip Randolph Neighborhood Conscientious Musical 108 West 146th Street, New CD010M Development Revues York, NY 10039 (SOL-429) NDA Seniors $18,793 Ecumenical Community Apollo Theater 253 (SOL-515) NDA Neighborhood Development West 125th Street, New Educational Support: CD010M Development Organization York, NY 10027 HS Youth $10,064

Page 11 COMMUNITY MAJOR ALLOCATED DISTRICT PROGRAM PROVIDER DISTINCT PROGRAM SITE DISTINCT PROGRAM FUNDS Ecumenical Community Harlem Village Academy (SOL-515) NDA Neighborhood Development High 35 West 124th Educational Support: CD010M Development Organization Street, New York, NY 10027 HS Youth $10,064 Ecumenical Harlem Villiage Academy Community (HVAC) 35 West (SOL-515) NDA Neighborhood Development 125th Street, New York, NY Educational Support: CD010M Development Organization 10027 HS Youth $10,064 Ecumenical Community Mayles Organization (SOL-515) NDA Neighborhood Development 343 Lenox Avenue, New Educational Support: CD010M Development Organization York, NY 10027 HS Youth $10,064 Ecumenical Community The Studio Museum (SOL-515) NDA Neighborhood Development 144 west 125th Street, #4th, Educational Support: CD010M Development Organization New York, NY 10027 HS Youth $10,064 Manhattan Legal Services - Uptown Office 1 West Neighborhood Manhattan Legal 125th Street, 2 FL, New (SOL-429) NDA CD010M Development Services York, NY 10027 Housing $85,259

Thurgood Marshall Academy (SOL-429) NDA Neighborhood The Brotherhood/Sister 214 West 135th Educational Support: CD010M Development Sol, Inc Street, New York, NY 10030 HS Youth $58,449 Children's Aid Society Manhattan Preventive Services 219 West Neighborhood The Children's Aid 135th Street, New York, NY (SOL-429) NDA Healthy CD010M Development Society 10030 Families $59,875

Dunlevy Milbank Center Neighborhood The Children's Aid 14-32 West 118th (SOL-429) NDA Healthy CD010M Development Society Street, New York, NY 10026 Families $92,660 Opportunity Charter School (SOL-429) NDA Neighborhood The Children's Aid 240 W 113th Street, Educational Support: CD010M Development Society New York, NY 10026 HS Youth $47,849 Harlem YMCA 180 Neighborhood YMCA of Greater New West 135th Street, New (SOL-429) NDA Adult CD010M Development York/Corporate York, NY 10030 Literacy $62,987

Runaway and ALI FORNEY DROP IN Homeless CENTER 321 W 125th (SOL-627) RHY 24 hour CD010M Youth Services Ali Forney Center Street, New York, NY 10027 Drop-in Center $844,169

Runaway and Streetwork Downtown Homeless 209 West 125th Street, New CD010M Youth Services Safe Horizon, Inc York, NY 10027 Street Outreach $422,084 Uptown Drop-In Center Runaway and 209 WEST 125 Homeless STREET, New York, NY (SOL-627) Runaway CD010M Youth Services Safe Horizon, Inc 10027 and Homeless Drop-In $369,325 Runaway and Sheltering Arms (SOL-522) Crisis Homeless Children and Family Shelter - Congregate CD010M Youth Services Services, Inc. Care $940,000

Drew-Hamilton Houses Summer Youth New York City Housing 210 West 142 Street, (SOL-409) SYEP Youth CD010M Employment Authority New York, NY 10030 Aged 14-15 $4,217

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Frederick E. Samuel Apts. Summer Youth New York City Housing 148 West 144Th (SOL-409) SYEP Youth CD010M Employment Authority Street, New York, NY 10030 Aged 14-15 $4,217 Harlem River Consolidation Summer Youth New York City Housing 211 W 151st Street, (SOL-409) SYEP Youth CD010M Employment Authority New York, NY 10039 Aged 14-15 $4,217 King Towers Consolidation Summer Youth New York City Housing 90 Lenox Avenue, (SOL-409) SYEP Youth CD010M Employment Authority New York, NY 10026 Aged 14-15 $4,217 Polo Grounds Towers Summer Youth New York City Housing 2975 8th Ave, New York, NY (SOL-409) SYEP Youth CD010M Employment Authority 10039 Aged 14-15 $4,217 Rangel Houses 159- Summer Youth New York City Housing 16 Harlem River Drive, New (SOL-409) SYEP Youth CD010M Employment Authority York, NY 10039 Aged 14-15 $4,217 St. Nicholas Houses Summer Youth New York City Housing 215 West 127th St., New (SOL-409) SYEP Youth CD010M Employment Authority York, NY 10027 Aged 14-15 $4,217 (SOL-409) Summer PAL Harlem Center Youth Employment Summer Youth Police Athletic League, 441 Manhattan Avenue, New Program Vulnerable CD010M Employment Inc. York, NY 10026 Youth $60,380 PAL Harlem Center Summer Youth Police Athletic League, 441 Manhattan Avenue, New (SOL-409) SYEP Youth CD010M Employment Inc. York, NY 10026 Aged 16-24 $106,009 Coalition School for Social Scan New York Change 2351 1ST Volunteer Parent Aides AVENUE, New York, NY (SOL-521) Beacons CD011M Beacons Association Inc 10035 Group $653,335

MS 224 MANH. E.SCHOOL. Stanley M Isaacs ARTS&ACAD (M224) Neighborhood Center 410 EAST 100 STREET, (SOL-521) Beacons CD011M Beacons Inc New York, NY 10029 Group $299,667 Boys & Girls Harbor, Inc COMPASS Boys and Girls Harbor, 1 East 104th Street, (SOL-513) COMPASS CD011M Programs Inc New York, NY 10029 Explore (former opt. II) $31,992 Coalition School for Social Change 2351 1ST COMPASS Partnership With AVENUE, New York, NY (SOL-512) COMPASS CD011M Programs Children, Inc. 10035 Programs $77,673 East Harlem Center COMPASS The Children's Aid 130 East 101st Street, New (SOL-513) COMPASS CD011M Programs Society York, NY 10029 Special Needs $103,208 (SOL-393) OST Public School 50 - Vito Programs for Marcantonio Elementary Elementary School COMPASS The Children's Aid School 433 E. 100th Students Target Zip CD011M Programs Society Street, New York, NY 10029 Codes $385,392 ESPERANZA PREPARATORY ACADEMY 240 EAST 109 COMPASS Union Settlement STREET, New York, NY (SOL-512) COMPASS CD011M Programs Association Inc 10029 Programs $76,150 ISAAC NEWTON JHS FOR SCIENCE & MATH (M825) (SOL-393) OST 260 PLEASANT Programs for Middle COMPASS Union Settlement AVENUE, New York, NY School Students Target CD011M Programs Association Inc 10029 Zip $115,247

Page 13 COMMUNITY MAJOR ALLOCATED DISTRICT PROGRAM PROVIDER DISTINCT PROGRAM SITE DISTINCT PROGRAM FUNDS (SOL-393) OST Programs for PS 138 (M138) 144- Elementary School COMPASS Union Settlement 176 EAST 128 STREET, Students Target Zip CD011M Programs Association Inc New York, NY 10035 Codes $205,577 (SOL-393) OST PS 096 JOSEPH LANZETTA Programs for (M096) 216 EAST 120 Elementary School COMPASS YMCA of Greater New STREET, New York, NY Students Target Zip CD011M Programs York/Harlem Branch 10035 Codes $463,373 Scan New York Clinton CC 120 E Volunteer Parent Aides 110th St, New York, NY CD011M Cornerstone Association Inc 10029 (SOL-509) Cornerstone $517,609 Scan New York East River Community Ctr Volunteer Parent Aides 404 E 105th St, New CD011M Cornerstone Association Inc York, NY 10029 (SOL-509) Cornerstone $517,609 Scan New York Lehman CC 1589 Volunteer Parent Aides Madison Ave, New York, NY CD011M Cornerstone Association Inc 10029 (SOL-509) Cornerstone $517,609

Scan New York Robinson Community Center Volunteer Parent Aides 110 East 129th St, CD011M Cornerstone Association Inc New York, NY 10035 (SOL-509) Cornerstone $517,609 Scan New York Wagner Community Center Volunteer Parent Aides 435 E 120th St, New CD011M Cornerstone Association Inc York, NY 10035 (SOL-509) Cornerstone $517,609 James Weldon Johnson Stanley M Isaacs 1833 Lexington Neighborhood Center Avenue, New York, NY CD011M Cornerstone Inc 10029 (SOL-509) Cornerstone $823,394 Union Settlement Association 237 East (SOL-432) Adult Union Settlement 104th Street, New York, NY Literacy Program CD011M Literacy Association Inc 10029 BENL/ESOL $114,300 Catholic Charities St. Cecilia's Parish Neighborhood Community Services, 125 EAST 105 STREET, (SOL-429) NDA CD011M Development Archdiocese of NY New York, NY 10029 Housing $88,643

Beatrice Lewis Senior Center Neighborhood Conscientious Musical 2322 3rd Avenue, CD011M Development Revues New York, NY 10035 (SOL-429) NDA Seniors $18,793 East Harlem Neighborhood Senior Center 150 Neighborhood Conscientious Musical East 121st Street, New York, CD011M Development Revues NY 10035 (SOL-429) NDA Seniors $18,793

Lincoln Senior Center Neighborhood Conscientious Musical 60 EAST 135 STREET, New CD011M Development Revues York, NY 10037 (SOL-429) NDA Seniors $18,793 El Barrio's Operation (SOL-429) NDA Fightback, Inc. 413 Opportunity Youth: Neighborhood El Barrio's Operation East 120th Street, New York, Supported Work CD011M Development Fightback, Inc. NY 10035 Experience $39,600 The Hope Leadership Academy 1732 (SOL-429) NDA Neighborhood The Children's Aid Madison Avenue, New York, Educational Support: CD011M Development Society NY 10029 HS Youth $47,849

Page 14 COMMUNITY MAJOR ALLOCATED DISTRICT PROGRAM PROVIDER DISTINCT PROGRAM SITE DISTINCT PROGRAM FUNDS Union Settlement Association 237 EAST Neighborhood Union Settlement 104th STREET, New York, (SOL-429) NDA Adult CD011M Development Association Inc NY 10029 Literacy $75,468 Union Settlement (SOL-409) Summer Center for Alternative Association 237 East Youth Employment Summer Youth Sentencing and 104th Street, New York, NY Program Vulnerable CD011M Employment Employment Services 10029 Youth $38,915 El Barrio's Operation Fightback, Inc. 413 Summer Youth El Barrio's Operation East 120th Street, New York, (SOL-409) SYEP Youth CD011M Employment Fightback, Inc. NY 10035 Aged 14-15 $32,663 El Barrio's Operation Fightback, Inc. 413 Summer Youth El Barrio's Operation East 120th Street, New York, (SOL-409) SYEP Youth CD011M Employment Fightback, Inc. NY 10035 Aged 16-24 $93,763 Pleasantville Youth Center Summer Youth El Barrio's Operation 320 Pleasant Ave, (SOL-409) SYEP Youth CD011M Employment Fightback, Inc. New York, NY 10035 Aged 14-15 $32,663 Pleasantville Youth Center Summer Youth El Barrio's Operation 320 Pleasant Ave, (SOL-409) SYEP Youth CD011M Employment Fightback, Inc. New York, NY 10035 Aged 16-24 $93,763 Carver Houses 1475 Summer Youth New York City Housing Madison Ave, New York, NY (SOL-409) SYEP Youth CD011M Employment Authority 10029 Aged 14-15 $4,217 Clinton Houses 1744 Summer Youth New York City Housing Lexington Avenue, New (SOL-409) SYEP Youth CD011M Employment Authority York, NY 10029 Aged 14-15 $4,217 East River Consolidation Summer Youth New York City Housing 418 E 105th Street, (SOL-409) SYEP Youth CD011M Employment Authority New York, NY 10029 Aged 14-15 $4,217 Jackie Robinson Consolidation 2120 Summer Youth New York City Housing Lexington Ave, New York, (SOL-409) SYEP Youth CD011M Employment Authority NY 10035 Aged 14-15 $4,217 Jefferson Houses 300 Summer Youth New York City Housing E 115th St, New York, NY (SOL-409) SYEP Youth CD011M Employment Authority 10029 Aged 14-15 $4,217 Johnson Houses 1844 Summer Youth New York City Housing Lexington Ave, New York, (SOL-409) SYEP Youth CD011M Employment Authority NY 10029 Aged 14-15 $4,217 Lehman Village Houses Summer Youth New York City Housing 1605 Madison Ave, (SOL-409) SYEP Youth CD011M Employment Authority New York, NY 10029 Aged 14-15 $4,217 Lincoln Houses 2142 Summer Youth New York City Housing Madison Avenue, New York, (SOL-409) SYEP Youth CD011M Employment Authority NY 10037 Aged 14-15 $4,217 Manhattan Borough Management 1980 Summer Youth New York City Housing Lexington Avenue, New (SOL-409) SYEP Youth CD011M Employment Authority York, NY 10035 Aged 14-15 $4,217 Manhattan Floating Staff 1980 Lexington Summer Youth New York City Housing Avenue, New York, NY (SOL-409) SYEP Youth CD011M Employment Authority 10035 Aged 14-15 $4,217 Taft Houses 1740 Summer Youth New York City Housing Madison Avenue, New York, (SOL-409) SYEP Youth CD011M Employment Authority NY 10029 Aged 14-15 $4,217

Page 15 COMMUNITY MAJOR ALLOCATED DISTRICT PROGRAM PROVIDER DISTINCT PROGRAM SITE DISTINCT PROGRAM FUNDS Wagner Houses 2396 Summer Youth New York City Housing 1st Ave, New York, NY (SOL-409) SYEP Youth CD011M Employment Authority 10035 Aged 14-15 $4,217 Washington-Lexington Summer Youth New York City Housing 1773 Third Avenue, New (SOL-409) SYEP Youth CD011M Employment Authority York, NY 10029 Aged 14-15 $4,217 Childrens Aid Society East Harlem 130 East Summer Youth The Children's Aid 101st Street, New York, NY (SOL-409) SYEP Youth CD011M Employment Society 10029 Aged 14-15 $37,267 Childrens Aid Society East Harlem 130 East Summer Youth The Children's Aid 101st Street, New York, NY (SOL-409) SYEP Youth CD011M Employment Society 10029 Aged 16-24 $80,167

JHS 143 ELEANOR Catholic Charities ROOSEVELT (M143) Community Services, 511 WEST 182 STREET, (SOL-521) Beacons CD012M Beacons Archdiocese of NY New York, NY 10033 Group $599,335 MS 328 - MANHATTAN MIDDLE SCHOOL FOR Community SCIENTIFIC INQUIRY (M32 Association of 401 WEST 164 Progressive STREET, New York, NY (SOL-521) Beacons CD012M Beacons Dominicans Inc 10032 Group $647,335 Fresh Youth Initiatives COMPASS Fresh Youth Initiatives, 505 W 171st Street, New (SOL-513) COMPASS CD012M Programs Inc. York, NY 10032 Explore (former opt. II) $51,600 Gregorio Luperon High School 501 West COMPASS Fresh Youth Initiatives, 165th Street, New York, NY (SOL-512) COMPASS CD012M Programs Inc. 10032 Programs $76,150

HIGH SCHOOL FOR MEDIA AND COMMUNICATIONS (M463) 549 COMPASS AUDUBON AVENUE, New (SOL-513) COMPASS CD012M Programs I Challenge Myself, Inc York, NY 10040 Explore (former opt. II) $18,060 (SOL-393) OST Programs for Middle COMPASS Inwood Community IS 52 650 ACADEMY School Students Target CD012M Programs Services, Inc. Street, New York, NY 10034 Zip $355,677 (SOL-393) OST P.S./I.S. 278 (M278) Programs for Middle COMPASS Inwood Community 407-421 219 STREET, New School Students Target CD012M Programs Services, Inc. York, NY 10034 Zip $177,592 (SOL-393) OST PS 187 HUDSON CLIFFS Programs for (M187) 349 CABRINI Elementary School COMPASS New York Junior BOULEVARD, New York, NY Students Target Zip CD012M Programs Tennis League, Inc 10040 Codes $386,259 I S 218 SALOME URENA (SOL-393) OST (M218) 4600 Programs for Middle COMPASS The Children's Aid BROADWAY, New York, NY School Students Target CD012M Programs Society 10040 Zip $385,693 (SOL-393) OST MS 324 - PATRIA (M324) Programs for Middle COMPASS The Children's Aid 21 JUMEL PLACE, School Students Target CD012M Programs Society New York, NY 10032 Zip $512,305

Page 16 COMMUNITY MAJOR ALLOCATED DISTRICT PROGRAM PROVIDER DISTINCT PROGRAM SITE DISTINCT PROGRAM FUNDS (SOL-393) OST Public School 5 - Ellen Lurie Programs for School 3703 10th Elementary School COMPASS The Children's Aid Avenue, New York, NY Students Target Zip CD012M Programs Society 10034 Codes $473,973 Catholic Charities Dyckman 3782 Tenth Community Services, Avenue, New York, NY CD012M Cornerstone Archdiocese of NY 10034 (SOL-509) Cornerstone $477,452 Inwood Community Services, Immigration/Ref Inc. 651 Academy ugee Inwood Community Street, #Top Flr, New York, (SOL-465) NDA CD012M Assistance Services, Inc. NY 10034 Immigrant Services $30,533 Immigration/Ref ugee Inwood Community IS 52 650 ACADEMY (SOL-465) NDA CD012M Assistance Services, Inc. Street, New York, NY 10034 Immigrant Services $23,798 Inwood Community Service , Inc. 651 Academy (SOL-432) Adult Inwood Community Street, #Top Flr, New York, Literacy Program CD012M Literacy Services, Inc. NY 10034 BENL/ESOL $59,721 (SOL-432) Adult Inwood Community IS-52 650 ACADEMY Literacy Program CD012M Literacy Services, Inc. Street, New York, NY 10034 BENL/ESOL $59,721 Northern Manhattan Improvement Corporation Northern Manhattan 45 Wadsworth (SOL-432) Adult Improvement Avenue, New York, NY Literacy Program CD012M Literacy Corporation 10033 ABE/HSE $136,826 Northern Manhattan Improvement Corporation Northern Manhattan 45 Wadsworth (SOL-432) Adult Improvement Avenue, New York, NY Literacy Program CD012M Literacy Corporation 10033 BENL/ESOL $104,193 The Children's Aid Society The Children's Aid 4600 Broadway, New (SOL-432) Adolescent CD012M Literacy Society York, NY 10040 Literacy Instruction $97,270 Children's Arts & Science (SOL-429) NDA Children's Arts & Workshops, Inc 4271 Opportunity Youth: Neighborhood Science Workshops, Broadway, New York, NY Supported Work CD012M Development Inc. 10033 Experience $18,878

Children's Arts and Science (SOL-429) NDA Children's Arts & Workshops, Inc. 4320 Opportunity Youth: Neighborhood Science Workshops, Broadway, ground floor, New Supported Work CD012M Development Inc. York, NY 10033 Experience $31,464 Lucille Bulger Center for Community Life 504 Neighborhood Community League of WEST 158 STREET, New (SOL-429) NDA Adult CD012M Development the Heights, Inc. York, NY 10032 Literacy $51,391 High School for Excellence and Innovation 650 (SOL-429) NDA Neighborhood ACADEMY STREET, New Educational Support: CD012M Development East Side House, Inc. York, NY 10034 HS Youth $120,371 Northern Manhattan Improvement Corporation Northern Manhattan 45 Wadsworth Neighborhood Improvement Avenue, New York, NY (SOL-429) NDA Adult CD012M Development Corporation 10033 Literacy $53,859

Page 17 COMMUNITY MAJOR ALLOCATED DISTRICT PROGRAM PROVIDER DISTINCT PROGRAM SITE DISTINCT PROGRAM FUNDS Northern Manhattan Improvement Corporation Northern Manhattan 45 Wadsworth Neighborhood Improvement Avenue, New York, NY (SOL-429) NDA CD012M Development Corporation 10033 Housing $101,610 Northern Manhattan Improvement Corporation Northern Manhattan 45 Wadsworth Neighborhood Improvement Avenue, New York, NY (SOL-429) NDA CD012M Development Corporation 10033 Immigrant Services $102,717 Riverstone Senior Life Services 99 Fort Neighborhood Riverstone Senior Life Washington Avenue, New CD012M Development Services, Inc. York, NY 10032 (SOL-429) NDA Seniors $106,696 Fort Washington Armory 216 Ft. Washington Neighborhood The Children's Aid Avenue, New York, NY (SOL-429) NDA Healthy CD012M Development Society 10032 Families $59,875 Catholic Charities LA PLAZA 515 WEST Summer Youth Community Services, 182 STREET, New York, NY (SOL-409) SYEP Youth CD012M Employment Archdiocese of NY 10033 Aged 14-15 $70,013 Catholic Charities LA PLAZA 515 WEST Summer Youth Community Services, 182 STREET, New York, NY (SOL-409) SYEP Youth CD012M Employment Archdiocese of NY 10033 Aged 16-24 $156,304

Inwood Community Services, Summer Youth Inwood Community Inc. 650 Academy (SOL-409) SYEP Youth CD012M Employment Services, Inc. Street, New York, NY 10034 Aged 16-24 $74,908

Inwood Community Services, Summer Youth Inwood Community Inc. 651 Academy (SOL-409) SYEP Youth CD012M Employment Services, Inc. Street, New York, NY 10034 Aged 16-24 $74,908

Summer Youth Inwood Community IS 52 650 Academy (SOL-409) SYEP Youth CD012M Employment Services, Inc. Street, New York, NY 10034 Aged 16-24 $74,908 Dyckman Houses 215 Summer Youth New York City Housing Nagle Avenue, New York, (SOL-409) SYEP Youth CD012M Employment Authority NY 10034 Aged 14-15 $4,217

Fort Washington Ave Rehab Summer Youth New York City Housing 99 Fort Washington (SOL-409) SYEP Youth CD012M Employment Authority Ave, New York, NY 10032 Aged 14-15 $4,217 YM-YWHA of Washington YM-YWHA of Heights Inwood 54 Summer Youth Washington Heights Nagle Avenue, New York, (SOL-409) SYEP Youth CD012M Employment Inwood NY 10040 Aged 16-24 $184,316 Northern Manhattan Improvement Corporation Young Adult Northern Manhattan 45 Wadsworth Internship Improvement Avenue, New York, NY (SOL-372) Young Adult CD012M Programs Corporation 10033 Internship Programs $300,864

HIGH SCHOOL FOR MEDIA AND COMMUNICATIONS Youth Catholic Charities (M463) 549 Workforce Community Services, AUDUBON AVENUE, New (SOL-514) In-School CD012M Development Archdiocese of NY York, NY 10040 Youth $72,776

Page 18 COMMUNITY MAJOR ALLOCATED DISTRICT PROGRAM PROVIDER DISTINCT PROGRAM SITE DISTINCT PROGRAM FUNDS High School of Health Youth Catholic Charities Careers & Science Workforce Community Services, 549 Audubon Avenue, New (SOL-514) In-School CD012M Development Archdiocese of NY York, NY 10040 Youth $72,776 Youth Northern Manhattan NMIC Primary Office Workforce Improvement 45 Wadsworth Avenue, New (SOL-511) OSY Career CD012M Development Corporation York, NY 10033 Development Connect $607,180

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