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A Project of Community Services COMMUNITY SERVICES RESOURCE GUIDE 2012 A PROJECT OF 1 The West Harlem Action Network Against Poverty (WHANAP) is a network of emer- gency food programs and social services providers operating in the Upper West Side, Morningside Heights, West Harlem areas, and beyond. We work to foster cli- ent based self-empowerment by communi- cating, cooperating, and collaborating with one another to build the capacity of each member agency in an effort to better the services provided. For more information about WHANAP or about how to attain this guide: please contact Lauren Phillips at 212-316-7584 or Katy Saintil at 212-854-6310. 2 Sections EMERGENCY SERVICES Food Pantries Soup Kitchens Hygiene Services (Clothing, Shower, Etc) Legal Services Hotlines and Info-lines BEYOND EMERGENCY SERVICES Adult Education Medical Service AIDS/HIV Services & Counseling Mental Health Services Substance Abuse Services Nutritional Education & Workshops Information about Public Benefits SNAP/Food Stamps and Nutrition Assistance Cash Assistance Social Security Insurance/Social Security Disability Healthcare 3 EMERGENCY SERVICES Food Pantries Advent Lutheran Church 2504 Broadway @ 93rd St New York, NY 10025 1st Sat of each month 10am – finish 212-665-2504 African Services Committee 429 W. 127th St New York, NY 10027 Mon-Fri 9am-4:30pm 212-222-3882 >Referral on official letterhead required Bethel A.M.E. Church 54-60 W. 132nd ST New York, NY 10027 Tues & Thurs 9am-11:30am 212-862-0100 > Photo ID required >Referral Required > 2 forms of Photo ID required >Referral required from Salvation Army 4 Food Pantries Broadway Community, Inc. 601 West 114th Street b/t Broadway and Riverside Mondays, Wednesdays, Fridays 12:30 212-864-6100 x120 > Art therapy - Weds 2pm-4pm, > Doctor on site - Mon, 12:30pm - 4:30pm 212-234-1919 > referral letter required, > proof of address> must live in zip-code 10027 Church of the Annunciation 88 Convent Ave (@ West 131 St.) New York, NY 10027 Friday 10am—2pm 212-234-1919 >referral required >proof of address Church of the Crucifixion 456 W. 149th St New York, NY Wed 10am-1pm 212-281-0900 > two forms of ID required >referral required 5 Food Pantries Community Kitchen 252 West 116th Street (b/w 7th Ave. & Frederick Douglas Blvd) New York, NY 10026 Tues 10am-3pm Wed 2pm-6pm, Thurs 10am-3pm, Fri 10am-2pm 212-662-1283 > Friday is for new clients only Emanuel AME Church 37-41 West 119th St. (b/w Lenox & Park Ave) New York, NY 10026 Wed 11:30am-12:30pm 212-722-3969 > Photo ID required Emmaus House 160 West 120th Street (b/w 7th Ave & Lenox) New York, NY 10027 Wed, Sat 9am-12pm 212-749-9404 > ID preferred > call before visiting to confirm hours of operation 6 Food Pantries Faces NY 123 W. 115th ST New York, NY 10026 Thurs 10am-1pm 212-663-7772 > Photo ID required > clients can come once a month> come early Ford Hall - Community Impact at Columbia University 616 West 114th St. (b/w Broadway & Riverside) New York, NY 10027 Mon & Thurs 12:00 pm-2:00 pm 212-854-6310 > referral letter required, > proof of Manhattan address required, > photo ID required, > for families, HIV+ persons, and seniors 50+ years old Grace Hispanic U.M.C. 125 W. 104th St New York, NY 10025 Sat 9am-11am 212-316-3161 > Photo ID required 7 Food Pantries Harlem Community Nutritional Services 132 W. 125th St., Rm 503 New York, NY 10027 Mon-Fri 10am-2pm 212-666-7538 > Photo ID required for first time clients >Referrals for continuous shopping Harlem Dowling West Side Center 2090 Adam Clayton Powell Jr. Blvd New York, NY 10027 Tuesday 12pm—2pm; Friday 2pm—4pm 212-749-3656 > Photo ID required> proof of address and proof of all family members Holy Name Church 207 West 96th St. (& Amsterdam Ave.) New York, NY 10025 Monday 2:30 pm-3:30 pm 212-749-0276 > referral letter required for every visit (must be faxed on Monday) >photo ID required 8 Food Pantries Iris House, Inc. 2348 Adam Clayton Powell Blvd. New York, NY 10030 Bag lunch available every day 1-:1:30 Sat 2pm 646-548-0100 > Photo ID required >referral required >one visit per month >20 bags available, first come first served Mt. Olivet Baptist Church Community Meals Program 201 Lenox Avenue at W. 120th Street New York, NY 10027 Tues. & Wed: 10:30 am - 11:30 am 212-864-1155 Riverside Church 91 Claremont Ave. (120th St.-122nd st.) New York, NY 10027 Tue-Fri: 9am-12:30pm 212-870-6760 > arrive by 9:30am to wait in line and register > must have: photo ID, proof of address, proof of income, and family size, > no service after 1:30pm, > service area: 96th-179th Sts. ONLY> 60 person limit 9 Food Pantries Safe Horizon Streetwork Project 209 W. 125th St New York, NY 10027 Mon-Fri 12pm-5pm 212-695-2220 > Must be a client of Streetwork > Must be 24 years old or younger > Weekly pickup Shiloh Church of Christ 5-7 W. 128th St. New York, NY 10027 Thurs: 12pm 2-pm 212-534-7292 > Photo ID required 10 Food Pantries St. Charles Borromeo Church 211 W. 141st New York, NY Sat: 8am-finish 212-281-2100 > call Friday for availability of food > Photo ID & proof of address required St. Mary’s Episcopal 521 West 126th St. (b/w Broadway & Amsterdam Ave.) New York, NY 10027 Mon: 4:30 pm—6:45pm 212-864-4013 > Picture ID for self and IDs for and children required for pantry bag St. Paul House 335 W. 128th ST New York, NY Tues: 10 am—11 am 212-265-5433 >must live within 20th and 72nd >2 proofs of address and photo ID 11 Food Pantries Upper Manhattan Mental Health Center 1727 Amsterdam Avenue New York, NY Tues-Thurs: 9am-11am 212-694-9200 > Photo ID required >Tues for seniors only, Wed & Thurs for families and Singles West Side Campaign Against Hunger 263 West 86th St. (b/w West End & Broadway) New York, NY 10024 Mon, Wed-Fri 8am-12pm, 1pm-3pm, Mon 3-6pm for working people, closed between 12pm-1pm 212-362-3662 > First-come, first-serve basis, > referral not required > Photo ID, proof of household size, and proof of house- hold income required 12 Soup Kitchens Advent Lutheran Church 2504 Broadway @ 93rd St New York, NY 4th Saturday of each month: 12:00pm 212-665-2504 Billy Roberts House of Hope Soul Saving Station 302 West 124th St. (b/w St. Nicholas & 8th) New York, NY 10027 Mon, Tues, Thurs, Fri 11am-1:45pm 212-663-3532 Broadway Community, Inc. 601 West 114th St. New York, NY 10025 Mon, Wed, & Fri, Doors open at 10:15 Breakfast: 10:15 am Lunch: 12:30 pm 212-864-6100 x123 > Doctor on site on Mondays: 12:30 - 4:30pm > Art therapy - Weds 2:00-4:00pm > Fri are sponsored by Community Impact / Columbia University 13 Soup Kitchens Broadway United Church of Christ Sandwich Line 2504 Broadway @ 93rd St New York, NY Tuesdays & Thursdays: 4:00pm > First 50 served 212-316-5700 Cathedral Community Cares 1047 Amsterdam Avenue (@ 111th St.) New York, NY 10025 Sundays: 10:00am breakfast 12:30pm lunch, and take- away meal provided 212-316-7583 Central Harlem Alcohol Crisis Center 419 West 126th St. (b/w Amsterdam & Morningside) New York, NY 10027 Mon-Fri: breakfast:8am-8:45am, lunch 12:30pm-1pm, dinner: 6pm-6:30pm 212-865-6133 > first come, first serve, > times listed are approximate 14 Soup Kitchens Childs Memorial Temple, Church of God in Christ 1763 Amsterdam Ave. New York, NY 10031 Sun: 9:30am-11am 212-368-0668 **Community Resource center reopen- ing in September 2012** Community Kitchen 252 W. 116th St New York, NY 10026 Mon-Fri:4pm-6pm 212-566-7855 >Other services provided, call for information Iris House, Inc. 2348 Adam Clayton Powell Blvd. New York, NY 10030 Tues-Fri 1pm until finish 646-548-0100 Metropolitan Baptist Church 151 W.128th ST New York, NY Mon-Sat: 12pm-Finish 212-663-8990 15 Soup Kitchens Mother's Kitchen at Ascension Church 221 W. 107th St New York, NY 10025 1st Sat of each month: 5:30pm-6:30pm, 3rd Sat of each month: 12pm-2pm 212-222-0666 Mount Olivet Baptist Church 201 Lenox Avenue at W 120th Street New York, NY 10027 Monday 12pm-1:30pm 212-864-1155 Salvation Army Harlem Temple 540 Lenox Avenue New York, NY 10030 Mon-Fri: 11am-12:30pm Shiloh Church of Christ 5-7 W 128th Street New York, NY 10027 Thursday 12pm-2pm 212-534-7292 16 Soup Kitchens Southern Baptist Church 12-16 West 108th St. New York, NY 10025 Wednesdays: 12:00pm – 2:00pm 212-865-1190 St. Ignatius Episcopal Church 552 West End Avenue New York, NY 10024 Monday: 7pm, Sat: 4pm 212-874-1050 St. Michael’s Episcopal Church 225 West 99th St. (b/w Broadway & Amsterdam) New York, NY 10025 Saturdays, 10:00 am-11:30am 212-222-2700 St. Paul’s House 335 W. 128th St. New York, NY 10022 Mon-Fri: 8:00 am—9:00 am 212-265-5433 West End Collegiate Church 368 West End Ave New York, NY 10024 Tues: 4:30pm 212-787-1566 17 Hygiene (Clothing, Laundry, and Showers) Billy Roberts House of Hope 302 West 124th St. (b/w St. Nicholas & 8th) New York, NY 10027 Clothing Mon, Tues, and Thurs 11am–2pm 212-663-3532 > clothing provided when available Broadway Community, Inc. 601 West 114th Street New York, NY 10025 Showers, Breakfast everyday 10:30 Mon, Wed & Fri: 10:30 – 1:30 212-864-6100 x120 Cathedral Community Cares 1047 Amsterdam Ave (& 111th St.) New York, NY 10025 Clothing Tuesday and Thursday 10:00am-1:00pm 212-316-7583 Need referral from interview agency for professional clothing 18 Hygiene (Clothing, Laundry, and Showers) Holy Name Church Thrift Shop 207 West 96th St.
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