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SBHC Legislative Match Master List 2020-2021 Albany Office District Office Albany Office Addess District Office Address Provider School Street Address AD# Assembly Member Email SD# Senate Member Email Address & Phone Address & Phone Phone Phone Franklin LOB 874 840 University Ave LOB , Room 617 230 Packett's Landing A.L. Jordan Health 950 Norton Street Educational 138 Harry Bronson Albany, NY 12248 Rochester, NY 14607 [email protected] 55 Samra G. Brouk Albany, NY 12247 Fairport, NY 14450 [email protected] Corporation Rochester, NY 14621 Campus 518-455-4527 585-244-5255 (518) 455-2215 (585) 223-1800 55 Hanson Place, The 188 State Street, 1360 Fulton Street, Shirley Chisholm State 915 Legislative Office PS 256 Benjamin 114 Kosciusko Street Not Listed Room 417 Office Building, Suite 56 Stefani Zinerman [email protected] 25 Jabari Brisport Building [email protected] Banneker Brooklyn, NY 11216 518-455-5474 Brooklyn, NY 11216 702 Albany, NY 12247 718-399-7630 Brooklyn, NY 11217 (518) 455-3451 (718) 643-6140 55 Hanson Place, The 188 State Street, 1360 Fulton Street, Shirley Chisholm State 915 Legislative Office Bedford Stuyvesant Family George E. 794 Monroe Street Not Listed Room 417 Office Building, Suite 56 Stefani Zinerman [email protected] 25 Jabari Brisport Building [email protected] Health Center, Inc. Wibecan Campus Brooklyn, NY 11221 518-455-5474 Brooklyn, NY 11216 702 Albany, NY 12247 718-399-7630 Brooklyn, NY 11217 (518) 455-3451 (718) 643-6140 Legislative Office 55 Hanson Place Building 8018 5th Avenue PS 54 Samuel C. 195 Sanford Street Phara Souffrant Not Listed 57 Brooklyn, NY 11217 [email protected] 22 Andrew Gounardes Room 902 Brooklyn, NY 11209 [email protected] Barnes Brooklyn, NY 11205 Forrest 518-455-5325 718-596-0100 Albany, NY 12247 (718) 238-6044 (518) 455-3270 55 Hanson Place, The 188 State Street, Shirley Chisholm State Benjamin 619 Lorimer Street 915 Legislative Office Brooklyn Plaza Medical 71 Clinton Avenue, Not Listed Office Building, Suite Banneker 50 Emily Gallagher Brooklyn, NY 11211 [email protected] 25 Jabari Brisport Building [email protected] Center, Inc. Brooklyn, NY, 11205 518-455-4477 702 Academy 718-383-7474 Albany, NY 12247 Brooklyn, NY 11217 (518) 455-3451 (718) 643-6140 409 Legislative Office 400 Pennsylvania LOB Room 532 669 Vermont St. 1222 East 96th Street Brownsville Multi-Service Thomas Jefferson [email protected] Building Avenue 60 Charles Barron Albany, NY 12248 Brooklyn, NY 11207 19 Roxanne J. Persaud Brooklyn, NY 11236 [email protected] Family Health Center Campus Albany, NY 12247 Brooklyn, NY 11207 518-455-5912 718-257-5824 718-649-7653 518-455-2788 172 State Street, 40 Franklin Street 207 Genesee Street LOB 322 Capitol Building Beaver River 9508 Artz Road Suite 2 [email protected] Room 408 117 Ken Blankenbush Albany, NY 12248 47 Joseph A. Griffo Room 413C [email protected] Central School Beaver Falls, NY 13305 Carthage, NY 13619 Utica, NY 13501 518-455-5797 Albany, NY 12247 315-493-3909 315-793-9072 (518) 455-3334 188 State Street, 40 Franklin Street 317 Washington St, Legislative Office LOB 322 Suite 2 Dulles State Office Carthage Central 36500 Route 26 [email protected] Building 117 Ken Blankenbush Albany, NY 12248 Carthage, NY 13619 48 Patty Ritchie Building, Room 418 [email protected] Carthage Area Hospital High School Carthage, NY 13619 Room 302 518-455-5797 315-493-3909 Watertown, NY 13601 Albany, NY 12247 (315) 782-3418 (518) 455-3438 188 State Street, 40 Franklin Street 317 Washington St, Legislative Office LOB 322 Suite 2 Dulles State Office Carthage Middle 21986 Cole Road [email protected] Building 117 Ken Blankenbush Albany, NY 12248 Carthage, NY 13619 48 Patty Ritchie Building, Room 418 [email protected] School Carthage, NY 13619 Room 302 518-455-5797 315-493-3909 Watertown, NY 13601 Albany, NY 12247 (315) 782-3418 (518) 455-3438 188 State Street 36 Richmond Terrace 853 Forest Avenue 105 Hamilton Avenue LOB 534 315 Legislative Office Suite 112 Curtis High Staten Island, NY Staten Island, NY 61 Charles D. Fall Albany, NY 12248 [email protected] 23 Diane J. Savino Building Staten Island , NY [email protected] School 10310 10301 518-455-4677 Albany, NY 12247 10301 718-442-9932 518-455-2437 718-727-9406 188 State Street, 210 Sherman Ave 5030 Broadway LOB Room 538 Room 306, Legislative IS 218 Salome 4600 Broadway Avenue Ste A&C Suite 701 72 Carmen De La Rosa Albany, NY 12248 [email protected] 31 Robert Jackson Office Building. [email protected] Urena Campus New York, NY 10040 New York, NY 10034 New York, NY 10034 518-455-5807 Albany, NY 12247 212-544-2278 212-544-0173 518-455-2041 188 State Street, 210 Sherman Ave 5030 Broadway LOB Room 538 Room 306, Legislative IS 90 Mirabal 21 Jumel Place Ste A&C Suite 701 72 Carmen De La Rosa Albany, NY 12248 [email protected] 31 Robert Jackson Office Building. [email protected] Sisters Campus New York, NY 10032 New York, NY 10034 New York, NY 10034 518-455-5807 Albany, NY 12247 212-544-2278 212-544-0173 518-455-2041 Children's Aid Society 188 State Street, 210 Sherman Ave 5030 Broadway LOB Room 538 Room 306, Legislative 3703 10th Avenue Ste A&C Suite 701 PS 5 72 Carmen De La Rosa Albany, NY 12248 [email protected] 31 Robert Jackson Office Building. [email protected] New York, NY 10034 New York, NY 10034 New York, NY 10034 518-455-5807 Albany, NY 12247 212-544-2278 212-544-0173 518-455-2041 780 Concourse Village 172 State Street, West 2432 Grand Capitol Building Charles Drew 3630 Third Ave Not Listed Ground Fl. Concourse,Suite 506 79 Chantel Jackson [email protected] 33 Gustavo Rivera 502C [email protected] Campus Bronx, NY 10456 518-455-5272 Professional Bronx, NY 10458 Albany, NY 12247 Bronx, NY 10451 718-933-2034 518-455-3395 718-538-3829 188 State Street, 210 Sherman Ave 5030 Broadway LOB Room 538 Room 306, Legislative 465 West 167 Street Ste A&C Suite 701 PS 8 72 Carmen De La Rosa Albany, NY 12248 [email protected] 31 Robert Jackson Office Building. [email protected] New York, NY 10032 New York, NY 10034 New York, NY 10034 518-455-5807 Albany, NY 12247 212-544-2278 212-544-0173 518-455-2041 Legislative Office 64 Fulton Street, 250 Broadway LOB 818 Building Community Health Care 350 Grand St Room 302 Room 2011 Seward Park 65 Yuh-Line Niou Albany, NY 12248 [email protected] 26 Brian Kavanagh Room 512 [email protected] Network New York, NY 10002 New York, NY 10038 New York, NY 10007 518-455-3640 Albany, NY 12247 212-312-1420 212-298-5565 518-455-2625 188 State Street, 2541-55 Adam Clayton 5030 Broadway Community LOB 633 Room 306, Legislative 504 West 158th Street Powell Jr. Blvd. Suite 701 Health Academy 71 Al Taylor Albany, NY 12248 [email protected] 31 Robert Jackson Office Building. [email protected] Fort Jay, NY 10032 New York, NY 10039 New York, NY 10034 of the Heights 518-455-5491 Albany, NY 12247 212-234-1430 212-544-0173 518-455-2041 172 State Street, 1916 Park Avenue Suite PS 112 LOB 729 55 East 115th St Capitol Building 535 East 119th Street 202 Jose Celso 68 Robert Rodriguez Albany, NY 12248 New York, NY 10029 [email protected] 29 Jose M. Serrano 420C [email protected] New York, NY 10035 New York, NY 10037 Barbosa 518-455-4781 212-828-3953 Albany, NY 12247 (212)-828-5829 (518) 455-2795 172 State Street, 1916 Park Avenue Suite LOB 729 55 East 115th St Capitol Building PS 155 William 319 East 117th Street 202 68 Robert Rodriguez Albany, NY 12248 New York, NY 10029 [email protected] 29 Jose M. Serrano 420C [email protected] East Harlem Council for Paca New York, NY 10035 New York, NY 10037 518-455-4781 212-828-3953 Albany, NY 12247 Human Services, Inc. (212)-828-5829 (518) 455-2795 188 State Street Room 163 West 125th Street 917, Harlem State Office LOB 729 55 East 115th St PS 7 Samuel Stern 160 East 120th Street Legislative Office Bldg., 68 Robert Rodriguez Albany, NY 12248 New York, NY 10029 [email protected] 30 Brian A. Benjamin [email protected] Campus New York, NY 10035 Building Suite 912 518-455-4781 212-828-3953 Albany, NY 12247 New York, NY 10027 518-455-2441 212-222-7315 181 State Street 669 Vermont St. LOB Room 532 409 Legislative Office 1222 East 96th Street JHS 166 George 800 Van Siclen Avenue Brooklyn, NY 11207 [email protected] 60 Charles Barron Albany, NY 12248 19 Roxanne J. Persaud Building Brooklyn, NY 11236 [email protected] Gershwin Campus Brooklyn, NY 11207 718-257-5824 518-455-5912 Albany, NY 12247 718-649-7653 518-455-2788 188 State Street, Legislative Office 850 Grand Street LOB 637 249 Wilson Avenue 212 Evergreen Ave 850 Grand Street Bulding Campus High 53 Maritza Davila Albany, NY 12248 Brooklyn, NY 11237 [email protected] 18 Julia Salazar Brooklyn, NY 11211 [email protected] Brooklyn, NY 11211 Room 944 School 518-455-5537 718-443-1205 718-573-1726 Albany, NY 12247 518-455-2177 Legislative Office 64 Fulton Street, 250 Broadway LOB 818 Building Henry Street 220 Henry Street, Room 302 Room 2011 65 Yuh-Line Niou Albany, NY 12248 [email protected] 26 Brian Kavanagh Room 512 [email protected] Campus Manhattan, NY, 10002 New York, NY 10038 New York, NY 10007 518-455-3640 Albany, NY 12247 212-312-1420 212-298-5565 518-455-2625 East New York Diagnostic & 188 State Street, Treatment Center Legislative Office Bushwick LOB 639 366 Cornelia St 212 Evergreen Ave 400 Irving Ave Bulding Educational 54 Erik Dilan Albany, NY 12248 Brooklyn, NY 11237 [email protected] 18 Julia Salazar Brooklyn, NY 11211 [email protected]
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